an organic farming advocacy organization headquartered in Foster, Rhode Island, claims that the use of herbicides in weed control has risen sharply since transgenic crops' commercial introduction ...

The University of Sheffield aims to be as transparent as possible in our approach and use of herbicides. Currently our usage of herbicides (typically Glyphosate) is isolated to hard standing areas ...

As the climate changes, genetic engineering will be essential for growing food. But is it creating a race of superweeds?

Further, an overspill can contaminate the neighboring foliage and cause eye injuries and severe burns, especially if you're using commercial vinegar. Minimize risks by spraying ... as they translocate ...

According to Kim Eierman, an ecological landscape designer in Bronxville, N.Y., dandelions can appear anywhere, and the weeds ...

After all, who wouldn't want to avoid the harsh chemicals found in many commercial ... best ways to suppress weeds naturally.

It’s best to use any commercial nonorganic herbicides as a last resort ... not all of them are organic or sustainable. The staff of BobVila.com encourages readers to make informed choices ...

Garcia says the herbicide can be applied in field corn beginning at preplant and in-season in up to 18” corn. A list of the states where the product is currently approved for use is available at ...

It's popular to use landscape fabric as a weed barrier under gravel paths and rock beds, but there are plenty of more ...

“These are crops where the pesticide levels are fairly low so you can eat safer for less money.” You can also keep your costs down by buying organic produce only when it's in season. Both ...

But that wasn't successful. More recently, some lakefront homeowners applied to the Ontario Ministry of the Environment for a permit to use a herbicide called Diquat to kill the plants.