New strains of herbicide-resistant weeds, like Palmer Amaranth (pigweed), are challenging farmers across the U.S. Traditional chemicals like Glyphosate (Roundup) are no longer effective, forcing farmers to explore multiple management strategies, including alternate herbicides and non-chemical approaches.

Experts warn that relying solely on new genetically engineered crops may lead to an endless cycle of resistance, emphasizing the need for sustainable weed management practices.

Read the full article on our website: Farmers Face Tough Choices on Ways to Fight New Strains of Weeds