US EditionRemain vigilant about ragweed in sugarbeet fields
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Remain vigilant about ragweed in sugarbeet fields
Sugarbeet farmers should be vigilant during the 2025 growing season about checking their fields for ragweed that appears to be tolerant of glyphosate, said Tom Peters, North Dakota State University and University of Minnesota sugarbeet agronomist and weed control specialist. While glyphosate resistance to water hemp remains the main concern of North Dakota and Minnesota sugarbeet growers — 61% who attended grower meetings said it was their great…
Michigan sugarbeet planting nearly finished - Brownfield Ag News
The weather outlook in Michigan could be ideal for planting in the coming weeks. Michigan climatologist Jeff Andresen says May will likely be warmer and drier. “That should bode really, really well, at least for field work and getting things done here over the next few weeks,” he shares. The USDA says 20 percent of […] The post Michigan sugarbeet planting nearly finished appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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