A Lesson from ’21: Plan Your Herbicides Early, or Be Out of Luck

We must continue to be flexible in our approach to pest management as we find ways to make our conventional and cultural tools work together better.

The industry has seen impressive growth and adoption rates in recent years. It’s time for a new approach to keep that trend going, according to experts from our annual Biologicals Report.

The Mid America CropLife Association (MACA) presented the awards at its annual meeting held virtually September 17.

Even a pandemic hasn’t slowed demand for micronutrients in 2021 as retailers remain critical in launching new products.

New varieties provide high yield performance and a strong agronomic defensive package.

The company is on track to submit MBI-306, a nematicide/insecticide, to regulatory authorities in the U.S. within the coming weeks.

As the nation’s ag retailers prepare for the fall application season, there seems to be little consensus how 2021 will ultimately play out.

Ag retailers and CCAs are well positioned to help farmers create comprehensive plans that show substantial compliance.

Expanded portfolio includes new soy-enhanced options for improved mixability, storage, and efficacy.  

It calls its new purpose “OpenAg,” aimed at tearing down limits and borders to create partnerships that will transform agriculture.

The companies will work together to make this yield-enhancing technology reliable, accessible and easy-to-use.

The fully operational site in Grundy County will provide Beck’s with soybean seed processing capabilities and additional warehousing.

The company has both a new corn herbicide and seed treatment coming next year.

Biologicals are fast becoming a critical component in the chase for yield, while providing another tool for more sustainable practices.

What expectations do growers and ag retailers have that could make biological tools even more valuable? Find out in our exclusive report.

Experts from ADM share how the company works to manage risks, so dealers and growers can achieve their goals each year.

As you work to pull samples this fall and interpret results, here are five tips on how to have better conversations with growers about fertility recommendations.