W218 Trade Names of Herbicides Labeled for Use in Turf

Version 3.

W267 White Clover

Turfgrass Science factsheet Version 2.

W267 White Clover

Turfgrass Science factsheet Version 2.

W266 Ground Ivy

Turfgrass Science factsheet Version 3.

W267 White Clover

Turfgrass Science factsheet Version 2.

W266 Ground Ivy

Turfgrass Science factsheet Version 3.

PB1789 Weed Control Manual for Turf Managers in Tennessee

A manual to assist turf managers with developing effective weed management programs, including herbicide recommendations. Version 6.

Herbicide resistance in turfgrass: a chance to change the future?

Herbicide resistance has for decades been an increasing problem of agronomic crops such as corn and soybean. Several weed species have evolved herbicide resistance in turfgrass systems such as golf courses, sports fields, and sod production—particularly biotypes of annual bluegrass and goosegrass. Consequences of herbicide resistance in agronomic cropping systems indicate what could happen in turfgrass if herbicide resistance becomes broader in terms of species, distribution, and mechanisms of action. The turfgrass industry must take action to develop effective resistance management programs while this problem is still relatively small in scope. We propose that lessons learned from a series of national listening sessions conducted by the Herbicide Resistance Education Committee of the Weed Science Society of America to better understand the human dimensions affecting herbicide resistance in crop production provide tremendous insight into what themes to address when developing effective resistance management programs for the turfgrass industry

W269 Weed Control in Centipedegrass

Turfgrass Science factsheet Version 3.