In this episode of the Weeds AR Wild podcast, host Tom Barber sits down with fellow extension weed scientists Bob Scott and Jason Norsworthy to discuss ryegrass control, fall residuals and potential new products for 2026.
Weed scientists Bob Scott, Tom Barber and Jason Norsworthy discuss the top issues they've seen this growing season including late planting, ALS-resistant sedges, harvest aids and more.
In this episode, weed scientists Bob Scott and Tom Barber are joined by agronomist Jarrod Hardke to discuss planting issues, herbicide drift and weed control options for late planted rice fields.
In this episode, weed scientist Tom Barber discusses crop conditions, concerns, and early season weed control in corn, cotton and peanuts with agronomists Jason Kelley and Zachary Treadway.
In this episode UADA Weed Scientists discuss best management practices for red/weedy rice and barnyardgrass in Provisia and Max-Ace systems
In this episode of the Weeds AR Wild podcast, Drs. Tom Barber, Bob Scott and Jason Norsworthy discuss options for escaped winter weeds and early season control of sedges and barnyardgrass in rice.
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.
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 weed scientists Bob Scott and Tom Barber discuss dealing with recent rain delays, off target movement 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 Season 4 Episode 4, Jason Norsworthy and Bob Scott talk with guest Kyle Briscoe, senior technical development manager at SePRO, about Brake Use in Rice.
In this episode of season 4, Drs. Bob Scott, Jason Bond and consultant Mr. Tyler Hydrick discuss ryegrass resistance and control in burndown for multiple crops including Rice.
Drs. Bob Scott and Jason Norsworthy, Rice Agronomist Dr. Jarrod Hardke, and special guests Dr. Tim Walker, CEO of Horizon Ag, and Van McNeely president, head of US business with RiceTec, discuss rice seed availability, potential impact of the number of rice acres planted this year, current status of this years crop and rice weed control programs for 2024.
Drs. Tom Barber, Bob Scott and Jason Norsworthy discuss Italian ryegrass burndown mixtures prior to planting, glyphosate-resistant annual bluegrass (Poa), BMP’s for glufosinate applications and necessary residuals for a successful start to rice weed control.
This week, Drs. Ben Thrash and Nick Bateman discuss current insect pest issues in early cotton, corn, and more.
Extension entomologists Nick Bateman and Ben Thrash discuss rice water weevils, upcoming thrips pressure potential in cotton, stink bugs in early corn and more.
Weeds AR Wild S3 Ep19. In this episode, Dr. Jason Bond (Mississippi State University) and Dr. Charlie Cahoon (North Carolina State University) join Dr. Tom Barber to discuss Italian ryegrass management and timing of fall residuals.