Wisconsin Extension Weed Management Workshop
Wisconsin Extension Weed Management Workshop
A full day of the latest weed management science, technology, and take-home tips to improve weed control and profitability for ag service providers, farmers, agronomists, chemical applicators, and more.
Wisconsin’s Summer Weed Management Field Day
Learn key fundamentals while also taking a deeper dive into herbicide resistance evolution to connect foundational concepts with practical, field-level implications and decision-making.
Join us for presentations and field plot tours, visit product and education booths throughout the day provided by workshop sponsors, participate in a weed identification contest, and enjoy morning and afternoon snacks along with a warm, catered lunch!
This event is hosted by the UW–Madison Division of Extension and the WiscWeeds Team.
This event has an associated cost to attend and includes a catered lunch. CCA CEUs will be available.
Past Event Information
2026 Event Information ↓
KEYNOTE TALKS
Why Have the Rules Changed for Managing Herbicide Resistance?
Dr. Patrick Tranel, Ainsworth Professor and Associate Head, Department of Crop Sciences, University of Illinois
Making Good Adjuvant Decisions: Selection, Performance, and Practical Lessons
Gregory Dahl, Director of Adjuvant Education, Council of Producers & Distributors of Agrotechnology (CPDA)
WEED MANAGEMENT UPDATES
Monitoring Waterhemp Herbicide Resistance in Wisconsin
Navigating Vyconic Soybean Technology
Post-Emergence Mixtures for Corn and Soybean
WiscWeeds Team
PANEL DISCUSSION
Positive Stories of Weed Control on Wisconsin Farms
Steve Hoffman, Karl Geske, Andy Bensend, and Pat Mullooly
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Arlington Weed Science Plot Tour
WiscWeeds Team
2025 Event Information ↓
KEYNOTE TALKS
Spraying is Easy, Doing It Right Isn’t: Tips for Better Herbicide Applications
Dr. Tommy Butts, Clinical Assistant Professor and Extension Weed Scientist, Purdue University
Practical Experiences with Laser Weeders and Intelligent Sprayers in Vegetable Crops
Dr. Jed Colquhoun, Professor and Extension Specialist, UW-Madison Department of Plant and Agroecosystem Sciences
WEED MANAGEMENT UPDATES
Targeted Spray Application Technologies
Ecorobotix, One Smart Spray, John Deere See and Spray, and WiscWeeds Team
PANEL DISCUSSION
In-Field Experiences with Targeted Spray Systems
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Field Technology Demonstrations
John Deere See and Spray, One Smart Spray, and Eco Robotics
Arlington Weed Science Plot Tour
WiscWeeds Team
2024 Event Information ↓
KEYNOTE TALKS
Navigating New Technologies for Drift and Weed Control
Dr. Tommy Butts, Clinical Assistant Professor and Extension Weed Scientist, Purdue University
Key Factors to Consider When Using Herbicides in Alfalfa
Dr. Mark Renz, Professor and Extension Specialist, UW-Madison Department of Plant and Agroecosystem Sciences
Understanding the Chemistry Behind our Herbicide Applications
Dr. Tommy Butts, Clinical Assistant Professor and Extension Weed Scientist, Purdue University
WEED MANAGEMENT UPDATES
Corn-Soybean Weed Management Research Updates
- Herbicide resistance updates
- Exploring the power of herbicide mixtures
- Cover crops: planting green for weed management
- Combine cleaning for weed seed management
Dr. Rodrigo Werle and WiscWeeds Team
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Arlington Weed Science Plot Tour and Equipment Walks
WiscWeeds Team
Interested in Sponsoring?
This year we are asking corporate organizations for a $1,000 sponsorship, and non-profit organizations for a reduced sponsorship rate of $500.
In appreciation of your donation, you will receive 2 free registrations to the workshop, a booth space to interface with attendees, and one content slide to feature company highlights within the sponsor slideshow reel.
If you would like to help sponsor this event, please complete this Sponsor Form or contact Josh Kamps at (608) 673-0680 or joshua.kamps@wisc.edu for more information.
2026 Event Sponsors
The University of Wisconsin–Madison Division of Extension provides equal opportunities in employment and programming in compliance with state and federal law.
You may request an interpreter, materials in an alternative language or format, or other services to make this event more accessible. There’s no added cost to you for these services.