Scouting For Black Cutworm Larvae Underway By CropLife Staff|May 4, 2012 Growers should begin scouting their emerging corn seedlings for signs of leaf feeding and cutting by black cutworms, […]
CropLife Retail Week: BASF, AgroLiquid Highlight Road Trip; Bayer’s Substitute for Glyphosate By Eric Sfiligoj | Lara Sowinski|April 19, 2024
Monitor Corn Rootworm Hatch With Insect Forecast Tool Posted by Janeen Wright|May 3, 2012 Over the past two seasons, growers across the Corn Belt have participated in an online, early warning system […]
Novozymes, Syngenta Partner In Delivering JumpStart Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 3, 2012 Novozymes and Syngenta have announced a global agreement under which Syngenta will work with Novozymes to commercialize JumpStart […]
J.R. Simplot Producing New NPK Liquid Crop Nutrients By CropLife Staff|May 2, 2012 The J. R. Simplot Co. (the No. 5 ranked retailer on the CropLife 100 list) has begun producing […]
Read The Signs Of Nutrient Deficiency By CropLife Staff|May 1, 2012 Throughout the growing season, crops may exhibit unusual coloring, stunted growth and leaf damage or defoliation. Often these […]
Understanding N Utilization, Minimizing Loss By CropLife Staff|May 1, 2012 With a balmy winter already under our belts and the prospect of an even dryer summer than 2011 […]
Weather Conducive To Wheat Head Scab, Corn Armyworms By CropLife Staff|April 30, 2012 Last week, wheat fields in Barton County were scouted by Wyatt Miller, an agronomy assistant with University of […]
Soil-Residual Herbicides And Factors That Influence Their Performance By CropLife Staff|April 30, 2012 Soil-residual herbicides are important components of integrated weed management programs, according to University of Illinois associate professor of […]
Study: Modern Hybrid Corn Makes Better Use Of Nitrogen By CropLife Staff|April 30, 2012 Today’s hybrid corn varieties more efficiently use nitrogen to create more grain, according to 72 years of public-sector […]
Sudden Death Syndrome A Risk When Planting Soybeans In Cool Soils By CropLife Staff|April 27, 2012 Sudden death syndrome (SDS) caused by the fungus Fusarium virguliforme has plagued soybean growers in Illinois since the […]
Survey Reinforces Need For New Weed Control Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 27, 2012 More than 80% of U.S. farmers said they believe the glyphosate-tolerant crop system will lose effectiveness by the […]
Chris Dilliard Joins Willowood USA Team By CropLife Staff|April 25, 2012 Willowood USA has named Chris Dilliard Southern Regional Account Manager / Senior Product Development Manager. Dillard is a […]
Wheat Growers Need To Prepare For Earlier Foliar Fungicide Application By CropLife Staff|April 25, 2012 While cool weather conditions over the last few weeks have worked to slow down wheat considerably, the development […]
Growers Plan To Update Weed Control Management In 2012 By CropLife Staff|April 23, 2012 As a sign farmers are responding to the threat of glyphosate resistance, as many as four out of […]
Cold Weather Not Slowing Down Black Cutworm Moths Posted by Janeen Wright|April 23, 2012 The spring migratory flight of black cutworm moths remained impressive across the state and the Corn Belt through […]
BASF: Tips For Growers On A Quest For High-Yield Soybeans Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 19, 2012 Many high-yielding growers across the Midwest have mastered the art of corn production. They’ve uncovered the secrets to […]
5 High-Yield Corn Production Strategies By CropLife Staff|April 19, 2012 Corn growers across the country are looking for ways to increase yield potential, especially given recent strong, yet […]
Aphids Apparent In Kansas Wheat, But Natural Predators At Work By CropLife Staff|April 19, 2012 Early April brought more than warm weather to Kansas farms. Aphid populations increased around the state due to […]
Becker Underwood Growth Continues With Two New Team Members By CropLife Staff|April 19, 2012 Strong growth continues to spur expansion of Becker Underwood’s U.S. and Mexico operations with the addition of two […]
