Georgia on My Mind: Notes from Around the U.S. By Jackie Pucci|August 10, 2018 Down South, a wet season proved challenging. In the last two weeks of May alone, parts of Georgia […]
New Seed Treatment: Heads Up® – Manage Soybean SDS for Less Sponsor headsup Evaluation and development of a biological control product to control SDS and white mold North Central Soybean Research […]
EPA Investigating Illegal Dicamba Applications Across Mid-South By CropLife Staff|July 31, 2018 Despite being banned for in-crop use this summer in Arkansas, dicamba is a suspect in damage to thousands […]
Salford Group Introduces Swath Control Technology for Spinner Spreaders Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 20, 2018
Education Remains a Pillar of the Enlist Weed Control System By David Hillger|July 23, 2018 Successful herbicide application requires not only controlling weeds but also controlling any potential impact on nearby crops or […]
5 Tips for Managing Waterhemp Halfway Through Growing Season Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 23, 2018 While there are dozens of common weeds that threaten yield each season, many Midwest farmers who grow corn […]
Dicamba So Far in 2018: Tough to Tell By Jackie Pucci|July 20, 2018 It’s still too early tell exactly how dicamba injury-related issues on U.S. cropland will compare to last year, […]
HELM Agro US Acquires EXTREME Herbicide From BASF By CropLife Staff|July 11, 2018 HELM Agro US, Inc. has signed an agreement to acquire EXTREME herbicide from BASF Corp. EXTREME provides excellent […]
Kugler Products Approved for Use With New Dicamba Herbicides Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 2, 2018 Kugler KQ-XRN is already referred to as the Perfect Delivery System for crop protection chemicals in foliar applications, […]
Spectrum Configures Weather Stations to Alert for Temperature Inversion By CropLife Staff|June 20, 2018 Spectrum Technologies has a rich history of innovation through responding to industry and customer needs, according to a […]
Post-emergent Herbicide Timing Key in Corn Production Posted by Jackie Pucci|June 8, 2018 Weed control in corn is important to profitability, but producers need to be aware of herbicide application timing, […]
Bradley: Dicamba Injury Limited, So Far By Kevin Bradley|June 7, 2018 Last year we attempted to provide updates as to the extent of dicamba-injured soybean throughout the United States. […]
Arkansas Receiving Drift Complaints About Loyant Herbicide Posted by Jackie Pucci|May 31, 2018 Numerous complaints about off-target movement of Dow AgroSciences’ Loyant herbicide prompted the state’s Agriculture Department to issue an […]
Latest Weed Management Technology, Strategies to Highlight Purdue’s Weed Day By CropLife Staff|May 31, 2018 Purdue University’s Weed Science team will host its annual Weed Day on July 3, 8:30 a.m. to noon, […]
How Far Away Is Dicamba Resistance? A New Software May Have the Answer By Jackie Pucci|May 29, 2018 If you have two reasonable-sounding herbicide programs and are wondering if one might outlast the other, a new […]
Late Springs Can Test Herbicide Application Patience By David Hillger|May 22, 2018 A late spring has delayed field work for many Midwest farmers this year. It’s been difficult to make […]
Formulation Technology Matters with High-Activity Sulfonylurea Herbicides Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 16, 2018 Herbicide formulations and sprayer clean-out are top of mind for many farmers, applicators, and retailers because of issues […]
Arkansas Farmers Again Lose Access to Dicamba By CropLife Staff|May 1, 2018 Monday the Arkansas Supreme Court reinforced a ban on dicamba products in the state, halting another judge’s ruling […]
Missouri Dept. of Ag Extends Dicamba Cut-off Date Posted by Jackie Pucci|April 27, 2018 The Missouri Department of Agriculture on Thursday announced it will extend the dicamba cut-off date for applications of […]
BASF Launches New Spray Tool to Help Ensure On-Target Applications Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 4, 2018 BASF launched its latest stewardship resource to assist growers with on-target applications this season – the Engenia Herbicide […]
2,4-D and Dicamba Cropping Systems in 2018: Looking for a Smoother Year By Eric Sfiligoj|March 29, 2018 Over the past several decades, the unending quest to help grower-customers increase their crop yields has driven the […]
