Penn State Extension shares some distinguishing features of Palmer amaranth and waterhemp seedlings and young plants from redroot and smooth pigweeds.

Here are some tips from South Dakota State University Extension about evaluating hail damage to your wheat crop.

Gramoxone is the most effective burndown option for Palmer amaranth, especially in cases of PPO-resistant palmer, says University of Tennessee Extension.

In some cases, starter fertilizer applications might be worth exploring for soybeans due to the crop's removal of nutrients per bushel of grain harvested, says Kansas State University Extension.

In case you missed them, here are the items that have garnered the most interest from other farmers in the month of May.

Ohio State University Extension shares what to do when a burndown has yet to be applied for no-till soybeans and other weed issues this spring.

Syngenta hosted Stephen Powles, director of the Australian Herbicide Resistance Initiative with the University of Western Australia, who presented on the current state of herbicide resistance and how to get the most out of new technologies. His presentation was followed by a panel of experts who discussed the most effective ways to fight resistance, defend new technologies and avoid mistakes from the past.

With recent heavy rains, experts at University of Nebraska discuss nitrogen needs for crops and whether or not more starter fertilizer is needed at re-planting.

There will be differences in organic matter production depending on the source of the manure, says Michigan State University Extension.