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    20 Common Farm Weeds You Need To Know [With …

    • Learn how to identify and control farm weeds with photos, descriptions, and botanical names. See examples of Palmer amaranth, common cocklebur, giant ragweed, and more problematic weeds that redu… See more

    Palmer Amaranth

    AMARANTHUS PALMERI IN THE FIELD BY UNITED SOYBEAN BOARD Also called Palmer pigweed and careless weed, Palmer amaranth is a summer-annual weed native to th… See more

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    Common Cocklebur

    Common cocklebur is a summer annual broadleaf weed. The plant blooms in late summer to early fall, producing small green flowers in spiny bracts. Shortly after pollination, … See more

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    Giant Ragweed

    GIANT RAGWEED BY FRANK MAYFIELD Giant ragweed is a noxious weed species native to North America. Giant ragweed is a tall weed that grows up to 12 feet, outco… See more

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    Common Mullein

    Also called great mullein and woolly mullein, common mullein is a giant weed that grows over 7 ft. tall. The common mullein plant has large grey-green leaves that are thi… See more

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    How do you know if a weed is a farm field weed?
    You can identify this farm field weed by its velvety leaves that have a covering of wooly hairs. The leaves are small, gray-green in color, and triangular-shaped to lance-shaped with wavy edges. The weed grows from several inches to 5 ft. tall with a single central stem that sometimes has side stems.
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    Palmer Amaranth
    Common Cocklebur
    Giant Ragweed
    Common Mullein
    How do you know if a weed is a farm field weed?
     
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