Sandbur generally behave as summer annual grasses, although they will sometimes act as weak perennials. While they are different species, they all share the common trait of being undesirable in pastures and hay fields, and control measures are the same for each species.
Sandbur Control in Bermudagrass Pastures and Hay Fields
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Eddie Funderburg, Ed.D., previously served as a senior soils and crops consultant at Noble Research Institute, from 2000-2021. His bachelor’s degree is from Louisiana Tech University and his master’s degree and doctorate are from Louisiana State University. Before coming to Noble Research Institute, he worked at Mississippi State University and Louisiana State University as state extension soil specialist.
James Locke is the former planned consultation manager and a senior soils and crops consultant. He can be found on LinkedIn.
