Weed Control

This publication explains two simple, effective and environmentally responsible methods for controlling common broomweed on rangeland.

This publication explains two simple, effective and environmentally responsible methods for controlling Drummond's and common goldenweed on rangeland. (2 pages)

This publication explains a safe, effective, four-step method for calibrating herbicide sprayers. (2 pages)

Threadleaf groundsel is a shrubby perennial weed found on rangelands in west central and west Texas. It is toxic to cattle and horses. Two methods of controlling this plant are described in this publication: The ground broadcast spray method The individual plant leaf spray method (2 pages)

Perennial broomweed is widespread on dry ranges and deserts from California to Texas and north to Idaho. It is poisonous to cattle, sheep, goats and swine. Two methods of controlling this plant are described in this publication: The ground broadcast spray method The individual plant leaf spray method (2 pages)

This 3-page publication describes Coyotillo, lists symptoms of livestock poisoning, and discusses preventive measures.

Turfgrasses are vital to landscapes, athletic fields, and golf courses; they enhance our quality of life.

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) can be used to control weeds, keep lawns healthy and protect the environment.

This four-course aquatic vegetation series provides landowners and pesticide applicators biological information for submerged, algae, floating, and emergent species of problematic aquatic plants found in Texas.