Pulling weeds

Weeds are an unfortunate reality for every farmer, but this method minimizes the madness.

How do we remove weeds effectively and prevent them from growing back? The following describes different methods to deal with weeds.

Here's how to eliminate wild plants and weeds naturally—plus recommendations for the best tools for the job.

Have you tried eradicating weeds in your yard and ended up with a bigger problem, like dead grass and flowers or chemical burns on your skin? Read on.

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Found these guys in my back yard while pulling weeds. Zoom in how many can you find?

Weeds are one of the most common problems when lawns go dormant. If you leave weeds on your lawn, they could overtake it. Pull up any weeds you see on your lawn before they get a chance to grow. If you miss a few weeds, you can also use a herbicide to kill them.

The blue mist flower is a fast growing native ground cover that can suffocate weeds while adding beauty and attracting beneficials to your garden.

Weeds can grow quickly at this time of year. 🌱🌱 Here are our top 5 ways to tackle weeds: 1️⃣ Dig them up: Use a garden hand trowel to remove spreading weeds like couch grass. If digging up perennials such as bindweed or nettles, dig deep using a garden fork and be sure to pull up the whole root, as tiny pieces left will become new weeds. 2️⃣ Hoe them off: Hoe over bare areas of soil weekly to sever weed roots and create a dry surface that helps prevent weed seeds from germinating. Choose…