Archived - Drought Advisory: Water Conservation, Weed Control Go Hand in Hand
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WSU Drought Advisory: Controlling weeds greatly reduces water loss in crops. Many weeds, such as ragweed, sunflower, lambsquarter, and Russian thistle, use more water than crops like wheat, corn, and …
Revised: March 2003
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