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As seen in: GROW (Getting Rid of Weeds), EIN News, Genetic Literacy Project, The Progressive Farmer, Farms.com, Ohio's Country Journal and Ohio Ag Net, AgFax, FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network), No-Till Farmer, Western Livestock Journal, Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network and
Director of Outreach and Extension for GROW (@GetRidOfWeeds) Former reporter with DTN/The Progressive Farmer
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Learn the Latest on Biological Weed Control Methods from the Grow Network

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By Emily Unglesbee Verified
| Farms.com
By Emily Unglesbee When you can’t beat a weed with the usual methods, sometimes you need to hire some natural enemies from Mother Nature to help out. This idea – of using naturally occurring organisms and weed predators such as insects, diseases, or even livestock – is known as biological weed control, or biocontrol for short. It’s not a new idea, but it is an expanding field.
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Take Action’s 2026 Herbicide Classification Chart Now Available

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By Emily Unglesbee Verified
| EIN News
Thanks to the soy checkoff's sponsorship, the chart is available for free print orders at www.growiwm.org/Take-Action-Home. (Photo graphic credit: Emily Unglesbee, GROW) Sponsored by the soy checkoff, this chart helps farmers rotate herbicide modes of action in their spray programs to fight herbicide resistance. ROCKVILLE, MD, UNITED STATES, November 11, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Do you know how many modes of action are in your sprayer every time you use it?
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GROW Network Releases New Resource on Harvest Weed Seed Control

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By Emily Unglesbee Verified
| EIN News
GROW Network Releases New Resource on Harvest Weed Seed Control GROW's new Harvest Weed Seed Control page is a comprehensive resource on this emerging weed control tactic for North American farmers. The webpage series contains two satellite pages on seed impact mills and chaff lining, the most common HWSC methods in North America. GROW’s new webpage series is a comprehensive resource for farmers looking to explore harvest weed seed control in North America.
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