Last fall, after the drought had killed off most of the competition, a certain weed took advantage of the opportunity to germinate and flourish. And now, the thistle is hurting productivity on many ...

Non-native thistles are much more aggressive, invading pasture lands, open fields, and home lawns. Canada thistle is the most common thistle in home lawns. It produces a cluster of ground-hugging ...

Last fall, after the drought had killed off most of the competition, the thistle took advantage of the opportunity to germinate and flourish. The weed is now hurting productivity on many Missouri ...

Weeds can reduce the quantity and the stand life of desirable forage plants in pastures and hayfields. By Steve Morgan - University of Georgia Extension Updated September 26, 2024 03:58 PM ...

In 1947, the Hawke’s Bay provincial executive of Federated Farmers wanted nodding thistle declared a noxious weed. Photo / Unsplash / Stephen H. Thistles were everywhere back in the day, whether ...

In pasture, the most effective way of controlling Californian thistle is to apply glyphosate (using a 5% solution of Glyphosate 360, or 500 ml to 10 L water) to the weed foliage using a rotary weed ...

Thistle blooms may be beautiful, but the pleasantries stop there. Oklahoma’s Noxious Weed Law requires landowners to eradicate at least three species. The invasive three, of Asian and European ...

Nodding thistle is one of the most competitive thistle species causing problems in New Zealand pastures. It is known as musk thistle in some countries overseas. The species gets the name "nodding ...

Non-native thistles are much more aggressive, invading pasture lands, open fields, and home lawns. Canada thistle is the most common thistle in home lawns. It produces a cluster of ground-hugging ...