For this episode, extension weed scientists Bob Scott and Tom Barber are joined by extension rice agronomist Jarrod Hardke to discuss current rice planting progress, seed availability and early rice weed control options.

In this episode, University of Arkansas weed scientists are joined by colleagues Larry Steckel from the University of Tennessee, Jason Bond from Mississippi State University and Daniel Stephenson from Louisiana State University to discuss herbicide-resistant weed concerns and management tips in glufosinate and Enlist-based herbicide systems.

Drs. Jason Kelley, Bob Scott and Tom Barber kick off season 5 of Weeds AR Wild with discussions on best options for spring weed control and considerations for corn planting.

Drs. Bob Scott and Jason Norsworthy discuss fall-applied residuals, how they fit in weed control programs and its growing importance as Italian ryegrass issues increase in Arkansas. 

Extension entomologists Nick Bateman and Ben Thrash discuss treatment decisions for rice stink bug in late planted rice, termination timings for plant bugs and stink bugs in cotton, stink bugs in soybeans and more.

Extension entomologists Nick Bateman discuss the current status of several row crop pests as the growing season comes close to ending. 

Extension entomologists Nick Bateman and Ben Thrash discuss fall armyworms in late rice, stink bugs and plant bugs in cotton, soybean looper, redbanded stink bug and more. 

Extension entomologists Nick Bateman and Ben Thrash discuss fall armyworms in rice, aphids in cotton, stink bugs in soybeans and more.

Extension entomologists Nick Bateman and Ben Thrash discuss the current status of rice stink bugs, fall army worms, spider mites and more.

Drs. Jason Norsworthy and Bob Scott are joined by Mr. Tristen Avent and Mr. Lane Pierce, both weed science graduate students at the University of Arkansas, to discuss their current research. Tristen and Lane are both working on projects that focus on using John Deere’s See & Spray technology in Arkansas crops.