sericea lespedeza

MU Extension state natural resources specialists are using a drone to map vegetation and land cover at the Prairie Fork Conservation Area near Williamsburg. (Photo courtesy of Michael Sunde)
Midwestern Region, Missouri, Regional Roundup, Tools and Tech

MU takes to the skies to stamp out weeds

University of Missouri Extension is taking to the skies to identify and map invasive weed species in one of mid-Missouri’s prized native prairie areas. Read More

Equine, Dairy, Sheep and Goats, Livestock, Sheep and Goats

Pastures, goats benefit from grazing an invasive species

Equine, Dairy, Sheep and Goats, Livestock, Sheep and Goats

Goats, the MVP of weed and brush management



Musk thistle control

  • By David G. Hallauer, Kansas State University Research and Extension

Fall is a great time to control of sericea lespedeza and blackberries

Controlling sericea lespedeza

  • By Keith Martin, Kansas State University Research and Extension

Dry April means less spring smoke, new opportunities