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. 

Extension entomologists Ben Thrash and Nick Bateman discuss current populations of fall army worms, plant bugs, grasshoppers and more in Arkansas row crops.

On this episode of the Weeds AR Wild podcast series, Drs. Norsworthy and Scott are joined by Dr. Byran Young. Dr. Young discusses approaches and recommendations for managing weeds in the Midwest and findings from projects funded by the United Soybean Board and other groups.

Extension entomologist Nick Bateman and Ben Thrash discuss control options for thrips and plant bugs in cotton, south western corn borer, sugarcane aphids and more.

In this episode of Weeds AR Wild, extension weed scientists Bob Scott and Jason Norsworthy sit down with Zach Rees with Gowan Company to discuss weed control in pre- and post-flood rice. 

Extension entomologists Ben Thrash and Nick Bateman discuss the status of rice water weevils, southwestern corn borer, stink bugs and more across the state.

Extension weed scientists Bob Scott and Tom Barber discuss dealing with recent rain delays, off target movement and more.

Extension entomologists Ben Thrash and Nick Bateman discuss rice water weevil thresholds, thrips pressure, corn borers and more. 

Extension weed scientist Bob Scott discusses how to prevent, identify and manage herbicide drift in various row crops with extension weed scientist Jason Norsworthy and extension soybean agronomist Jeremy Ross.

In this episode of the Weeds AR Wild podcast series, Dr. Jason Norsworthy, Distinguished Professor and Elms Farming Chair of Weed Science with the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, is joined by Arkansas Agriculture Fall of Fame member Dr. Ford Baldwin.  Drs. Norsworthy and Baldwin discuss recent phone calls and herbicide recommendations in rice.