Herbicide resistant weeds are an emerging threat to dryland wheat and other commodities. To address this threat, the Pacific Northwest Herbicide Resistance Initiative -- a collaboration between USDA-ARS, the @uidaho, @OregonState, and @WSU -- developed a web-based portal to promote effective management of herbicide resistance. The portal provides producers data accessibility and online mapping tools, promoting effective management of herbicide resistance in weeds. https://t.co/52jHwngkhI
The 2024 Dryland Field Day Abstracts is now available online! We also have historical versions starting with 1948 available for download! https://t.co/ry8lApsYBW
It’s been less than two years since #uidahoextension weed scientist Albert Adjesiwor’s fears were realized and a pair of problematic pigweeds — Palmer amaranth and waterhemp — were first found in Idaho. Read more: https://t.co/UeoS0NcJhL.
Thanks to everyone who braved the weather and joined the conversation on Acidic Soils Solutions yesterday in Clarkston. A great day with Rachel Wieme of WSU Extension and @DFinkelnburg of UI Extension sharing demos and calculators. Thanks to our USDA, WSU, and NRCS speakers too!
A new thermogradient table will help #uideahoextension inform development of predictive models to help growers pinpoint when weeds are likely to emerge to time the application of herbicides. Read more: https://t.co/fBQ7jku9U0
Can biochar sequester carbon from forestry slash while also benefiting soil health? University of Idaho Extension explores apllication opportunities and barriers.
https://t.co/WRWaZOr7CU
@uidahoextension
Does Pacific Northwest-Sourced Biochar Have a Future as a Soil Amendment in Annual Cropping Systems?
Join the discussion at the Agriculture Climate Network.
https://t.co/dPpxde8aHA
We are seeing lots of with Palmer amaranth and waterhemp in S. Idaho. Please, be on the lookout for any weird looking pigweeds. Give me a call if you find any pigweed that you suspect might be Palmer or waterhemp.
How is climate change affecting water supply and demand across the Columbia River Basin in eastern Washington? This article summarizes modeled futures for various spatial scopes across eastern Washington.
https://t.co/RxDXRoYiQx
Collecting prickly lettuce and wild oats for herbicide resistance screening and found the unholy trinity of higher-rainfall dryland weeds; jointed goat grass, mayweed chamomile and Italian rye in a planting skip. If you leave it open, they will come...
#competativecrop#dockage
Did you know the PNW Farmers' Network has a YouTube channel? have you wanted to attend our soil health coffee hour? Here's a chance to hear recordings of our spring speakers! Maybe you'll join us in August on Zoom and stay for the conversation🧐
https://t.co/iwmFWR3mYg