Commercial Weed Control Resources
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Producers growing grasses for hay or forage can use this resource to learn about, identify, and control smutgrass. Perennial grass weeds can be problematic in forage systems as few herbicides are available, especially for use in bahiagrass and tall fescue. An integrated weed management plan is critical for combatting smutgrass in Georgia forage systems. For example, a timely fertilizer application following hexazinone can accelerate bahiagrass recovery giving it a competitive advantage over other weed species. This resource also includes a brief summary of smutgrass research at UGA.
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Toxic weeds may be found in pastures and hayfields throughout Georgia. This resource can help you identify the species on your farm and what symptoms to watch for in grazing livestock. If you suspect that your animal has consumed a toxic plant species, please contact your local veterinarian for an official diagnosis and treatment.
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C 1077
Cover Crop Biomass Sampling
Cover crops are one of the most important practices that farmers can use to improve their soils and the sustainability of their production system. Knowing how much biomass there is in a field is a critical piece of information for cover crop management. This resource covers taking a representative sample, preparing a sample for the lab, and provides a guide to help you calculate wet and dry weights.
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This publication provides current guidance for insect, disease, and weed control in commercial pecan orchards.
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SB 28-15
Corn and Field Corn
Commercial insect and weed control in corn and field corn. Updated annually.
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Commercial insect and weed control in summer and winter temporary grazing. Updated annually.
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SB 28-16
Cotton
Commercial insect and weed control in cotton. Updated annually.
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SB 28-34
Vegetables
Commercial insect and weed control in vegetables. Updated annually.
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SB 28-07
Mosquito Control
Additional resources from the GPMH Commercial Edition.
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