Darren and Brian Hefty discuss the importance of controlling weeds before a crop emerges, and how farmers control weeds later in the season.

The Hefty brothers talk about control options for mayweed chamomile in winter wheat and other areas of the farm.

The Hefty brothers discuss various control methods for prostrate vervain in pastures and other areas on the farm.

Brian and Darren share stories and experiences when it comes to controlling stinging nettle.

Brian and Darren discuss the challenges of identifying and controlling Jerusalem artichoke, a tough perennial weed.

The Hefty brothers talk about the challenges of controlling perennial sowthistle, and what products you could use to get rid of it.

If you have black medic in your lawn and want to get rid of it, Brian and Darren talk about some control options you could use.

Brian and Darren discuss herbicide control options to get rid of curly dock on the farm.

Brian and Darren Hefty talk about getting yellow toadflax under control on the farm.

Brian and Darren discuss control of the thorny buffalo bur.

Soybean gall midge is a new insect destroying soybean crops in the upper Midwest. The Hefty brothers offer ideas and information on this growing pest problem.

Darren and Brian Hefty discuss identifying and controlling shattercane in corn and other crops.

Brian and Darren Hefty discuss the importance of using fungicide in-furrow in corn.

Darren and Brian Hefty discuss pre-emerge product options and application timings for great weed control in corn.

Darren and Brian Hefty discuss ways to get biennial wormwood under control on the farm.

The Hefty brothers talk about getting common knotweed under control on the farm.

Common mullein is an easy to identify tall biennial weed that can produce 100,000 seeds per plant.

There is a shortage of glufosinate. Brian and Darren talk about what alternatives are available.

Brian and Darren Hefty talk about how to control Arkansas wild rose.

Brian and Darren Hefty discuss the challenge of controlling Pennsylvania smartweed on the farm.

Jimson weed is a very stinky and highly poisonous weed found in some fields. The Heftys talk about the best products to eliminate jimson weed in corn, soybeans, and wheat.

The Hefty brothers discuss identifying and controlling western salsify.

From Ag PhD Episode #1105 | Air Date 06/09/19 - Brian and Darren Hefty discuss late-season corn herbicides to help you identify the best time to spray on your farm.

Leadplant is usually a desirable plant, but occasionally it shows up where you don't want it. Brian and Darren discuss how to control this plant if you need to.