Max-Ace Herbicide Tolerance Technology for Rice Approved by EPA

With what looks like unstoppable growth for glufosinate, the industry is rapidly adding capacity and investing in R&D, while seeking to avoid the pitfalls of overuse.

Learn about the trials and tribulations that have affected research groups over the past year and how they view their all-important job during these unprecedented times.

While some growers want the insurance that a preventative micronutrient application can provide, others opt to wait to until deficiencies show.

CeraMax is a new biological seed treatment for the prevention of soilborne fungal diseases including Rhizoctonia and Fusarium virguliforme.

Syngenta expects to invest $68 million in a new office complex in Greensboro, NC.

INFOLIUM-EA is a nonionic surfactant, specifically formulated to bring conventional functionality to an organic surfactant.

Learn from experts at ADM on how they are lining up fertilizer supplies and accurately estimating inventory needs for retailers and growers.

Volatility-reducing agents, lower use rates, and innovation in the pipeline signal growth for the category.

The collaboration will leverage AgBiome’s proprietary GENESIS platform that comprises the world’s largest, most diverse, fully-sequenced collection of microbes.

Qalcova active and Jemvelva active headline Corteva’s growing portfolio of sustainable innovations.

Containing picarbutrazox, a novel mode of action, Vayantis reinforces protection against Pythium, one of the leading causes of yield loss in corn.

Lyra combines three technologies into one, designed to improve nutrient availability and utilization and to help with nitrate stewardship.

The problem of insecticide resistance remains, and arguably even getting worse. So, what is going on? Contributing writer Andrei Alyokhin offers up answers.

Soybean yields can now be protected from an adjuvant made from refined soybean oil produced from soybeans grown by cooperative owners.

Getting a handle on grass species now rather than later is a crucial step toward ensuring clean fields and high yields remain a reality.

With the task of increasing soybean yields, a number of practices are often considered. One of those, often promoted by retailers, is the application of foliar fertilizer.

Herbicide can be used on cereals to provide broad-spectrum control of broadleaf weeds, with improved efficacy against kochia and built-in resistance management.