The 2025 growing season is in full swing, and weed control remains a top concern for row crop producers. Experts at the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture are continuing to provide ...

Sunflowers The common sunflower is a large, annual flowering plant harvested for its edible oily seeds. They are one of the nation’s best-loved flowers, and whilst most varieties have yellow ...

These clumps are annual ryegrass whose seeds found their way into your lawn. Annual ryegrass is a cool season grass. The seeds germinated in the late fall when the temperatures dropped.

The Ostlunds, who have set a retirement date of Sept. 1, serve as administrators of the Oregon Tall Fescue Commission, the Oregon Ryegrass Growers Seed Commission, the Oregon Fine Fescue ...

This rye grass won’t be around much longer once the warmer temperatures take hold. Applying pre-emergent weedkiller granules between Aug. 25 and Sept. 5 should keep it from returning next spring.

Both annual and perennial ryegrass are often included in many fescue-blended lawn seed products. Unfortunately, ryegrasses are fierce competitors with fescue and bluegrass, causing serious problems.

One grass that is a good lawn candidate and grown throughout the United States is perennial ryegrass, which isn't as high-maintenance as annual ryegrass. This cool-season grass is a good choice for ...

Of that 80 per cent, the Seed Terminator has been independently tested to kill up to 99 per cent of annual ryegrass, and 100 per cent of wild radish, wild oats and brome grass.

Annual ryegrass isn't even that good at the things you may actually want to use a fast-growing grass for. It reduces growth in other, more popular turf grasses like Bermudagrass, making it problematic ...

An annual ryegrass will typically only survive 12 months, it is very fast to establish and will be high yielding within that year, conversely a perennial ryegrass is slower to establish and has a more ...

In contrast, annual ryegrass flourishes in wetter climates and can even thrive in poor, rocky soils, outperforming cereal rye in certain environments. Conclusion In essence, while ryegrass and cereal ...

Annual ryegrass is a winter annual bunch-grass that originated from Europe. It should not be confused with rye (the grain) or perennial ryegrass used on many athletic fields. Beef producers typically ...