Invasive kochia has become a common enemy on farms in the western half of the United States. Its herbicide resistance, coupled with its ability to germinate in early spring, survive ...

It invades roadsides, rangeland, pastures, cultivated fields, gardens, ditchbanks, and other disturbed sites. Kochia is a prolific weed that can be found in every state in the U.S. except Alaska.

If you've ever dealt with Bassia scoparia "kochia weed", you know how stubborn this invasive plant can be. Its rapid growth, ability to thrive in various environments and resistance to many ...

While weed escapes in crop fields may be inevitable, Kansas State University weed specialist ... applications make them beneficial for keeping kochia, horseweed, marestail and other fall-emerging ...

Tom Peters, sugarbeet agronomist and weed control specialist for North Dakota State University and University of Minnesota, talked about using Spin-Aid to control kochia, at the Northwest Regional ...

(Courtesy of Weld County) The Weld County Weed Division is advising residents to control the growth of Kochia weed as fall weather approaches. Supervisor Tina Booton and her staff combat the same ...