Herbicide resistance can be a big problem. But the good news is that managing herbicide resistance has never been easier. Learn five key management strategies that could make improvements on your farm, plus learn more about the
importance of crop rotation and why knowing your herbicide’s mode of action is key.

Managing herbicide resistance has never been easier

Welcome to Mix It Up! This site offers you vital information on herbicide resistance. Weeds thrive on routine management practices. Unless you Mix it Up!, weeds can adapt to what you are currently doing.

Here's what we mean by Mix it Up!:

  1. 1Mix up your crop rotations
  2. 2Mix up your herbicide modes of action
  3. 3Mix up your traditional crop production practices

Keep these three actions in mind when developing your weed management strategies and you can be sure that resistant weeds will have a very hard time developing on your farm.

The Problem:

Herbicide Resistance

Natural selection. It's the reason many weeds that were once easy to control are resistant to your tried-and-true practices. Learn about the types of herbicide resistance: from the different types of resistance, to why herbicide groups matter, to how resistant weeds spread, to why this is a global concern.

The Solution:

Mix It Up!

Herbicide resistance can be a big problem. But the good news is that managing herbicide resistance has never been easier. Learn about five key management strategies that could make improvements on your farm, plus learn more about the importance of crop rotation and why knowing your herbicide's mode of action is key.