Three Herbicide-Resistant Weeds to Watch in 2024
April 24, 2024
AI is optimizing operations and improving analytics across the food value chain while biologicals and biorationals gain traction with measurable results.
The product features two MOAs – tolpyralate, an AI new to the cereals market, and bromoxynil – to help combat the spread of resistant weeds.
It seems like today’s crop protection suppliers are spending more time in the nation’s courtrooms than in customer fields.
Predicting the insects and diseases that will impact crops is difficult every season. Climate changes and resistance increase the challenge.
Farmers urgently seek better ways to tackle weeds and pests which have become resistant to conventional methods.
Litigation pitting the Endangered Species Act and the EPA could have a huge impact on pesticide usage, says CPDA President Terry Kippley.
Growers can count on Enversa herbicide to deliver flexible and lasting weed control in soybean and cotton fields.
By knowing your target and preparing agronomic and business contingency plans, you can help hedge your bets against uncertainty in the marketplace.
The partnership will use the potential of AI to optimize crop protection chemistry, developing a novel MoA broad-spectrum herbicide.
The advanced formulation of ZEMBU is powered by the active ingredient, pyraclonil, a highly effective protoporphyrinogen oxidase (PPO) herbicide.
The order addresses use of the formerly registered dicamba products and authorizes limited sale and distribution of those products.
Surtain herbicide’s innovative technology offers growers a wide application window ranging from pre-plant through early post-emergence.
The ruling that effectively bars over-the-top application of the popular herbicide for the 2024 season is met with extreme industry disappointment.
Training is required annually for everyone planning to apply approved low-volatility dicamba formulations.
The fight against weed resistance continues to ramp up as crop protection companies double up on their R&D efforts.
From new herbicides and seed offerings, to a new smart farming JV, there were a number of highlights for BASF this past year.
After harvest, retailers and growers should be planning for the best course of action to deal with future pests and disease pressure.
Crop protection companies are battling tough-to-control weeds with current and upcoming herbicides.
The herbicide is a soluble liquid formulation effective against various weed species such as Ricefield bulrush and Smallflower umbrella sedge.