Rust Program: Saved, For Now
February 4, 2009
BASF’s preliminary study results show lower-volume technologies cover more acres and deliver all the benefits of its Headline […]
Asian soybean rust was discovered in a University of Delaware sentinel plot in late October, but after review, […]
The Asian soybean rust early warning and management system may run out of key funding — soon. Is […]
According to Kiersten Wise, and Charles Woloshuk, Purdue University Extension plant pathologists, the recent heavy rains and winds […]
The 2008 growing season has certainly had its share of weather-related challenges — including a cool, wet spring […]
It’s no secret that competing in the crop protection business is tough these days. For several years, market […]
Kudzu in Louisiana is small but mighty. Compared to Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi, the Bayou state doesn’t have […]
Retailers and growers should soon be able to predict yield loss caused by Asian soybean rust accurately — […]
The price for both corn and soybeans is expected to increase this year, and your grower-customers will want […]
Phakospora pachyrhizi (Asian soybean rust) arrived in the southern U.S. (Louisiana) in September 2004, probably via spores swept […]
New aerial application techniques can increase efficiency and spray coverage, according to field tests conducted by Alvin Rhodes, […]
When Asian soybean rust first surfaced in the U.S. in November 2004, one of the most pressing concerns […]
By now, virtually everyone in the ag retail business has seen the numbers — an additional 6 million […]
A funny thing’s happened on the way to a possible Asian soybean rust epidemic in the U.S. Researchers […]
It was a phenomenon by any measure, say all involved. The number of aerial applicators who took to […]
Since that first confirmation of Asian soybean rust on U.S. soil back in November 2004, researchers have learned […]
In the fungicide world, 2007 will be memorable for its flurry of foliar fungicide applications, especially in corn, […]
With grain prices at unprecedented levels and some fungicide companies implementing aggressive marketing campaigns, many corn and soybean […]
Are you seeing young corn plants in your area turn purple, leaving your growers perplexed? Purdue University’s own […]