One way to distinguish knotroot foxtail from annual foxtail is to look at the plant roots, which have “knotty” rhizomes. (Photo courtesy of Kevin Bradley.)

Two weeds to watch in pastures, hayfields in 2024

  • By Linda Geist │ University of Missouri Extension
(Journal stock photo by Jennifer Theurer.)

Free USDA webinar for Missouri sheep, goat producers

(Journal photo by Kylene Scott.)

MU Extension offers cost-estimate budget for pasture fencing

Cover crops growing in a field of no-till corn. (Photo courtesy of Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.)

Missouri group launches Horizon II

Image of a faucet spouting water (Photo: iStock - REKINC1980)

Missouri accepting water protection applications

Spraying field (Courtesy photo.)

Mizzou offers pesticide safety training

Mustard weeds can be a variety of colors. Some are mustard yellow while others are white or purple flowering plants. (Photo courtesy of Kansas State University Research and Extension.)

Options for weed control in light of dicamba ruling

Soil carbon (Photo: Journal courtesy photo)

Missouri to offer workshop on regenerative ag