Study Explains Waterhemp’s Metabolic Resistance to Topramezone By CropLife Staff|December 12, 2018 Corn naturally tolerates certain herbicides, detoxifying the chemicals before they can cause harm, writes Lauren Quinn on the […]
Finding More Profit in Every Acre Sponsor Trimble How One Crop Advisor is Using Software to Improve Precision Ag Planning for Farmers While some farmers and […]
Minnesota Keeps June 20 Deadline for Using Dicamba By CropLife Staff|December 11, 2018 Minnesota is maintaining its June 20 cutoff date for farmers to use the herbicide dicamba, which has been […]
Online Course Offers Assistance in Developing Weed Management Plan By CropLife Staff|November 20, 2018 Designing an effective weed management plan to combat troublesome weeds and delay the development of herbicide resistance requires […]
Herbicides in 2019: Price Tag Shocks, Dicamba 3.0 By Jackie Pucci|November 15, 2018 Herbicide price hikes across the board are an inevitability for 2019, as retailers and the entire ag community […]
Corteva Agriscience Submits New Pasture Herbicide to EPA By CropLife Staff|November 14, 2018 Corteva Agriscience, Agriculture Division of DowDuPont, submitted a new herbicide for broadleaf weed control on pastures and rangeland […]
Detecting and Reporting Palmer Amaranth By CropLife Staff|November 7, 2018 This fall, Palmer amaranth was discovered for the first time in soybean fields in Redwood and Jackson counties, […]
The U.S. Battle over Glyphosate Has ‘Old World’ Roots By Eric Sfiligoj|November 5, 2018 Although it’s been in use since 1974, glyphosate has come under intense attack here in the U.S. just […]
EPA Renews Dicamba Label, with New Restrictions By Jackie Pucci|November 1, 2018 Long-awaited news from EPA came on the evening of Oct. 31 that it has decided to renew the […]
Kochia Gains Cross Resistance To Dicamba, Fluroxypyr in Western Kansas By CropLife Staff|October 17, 2018 Kochia has now gained cross resistance in at least one state to both dicamba and fluroxypyr. Kansas State […]
7 Steps for Removing Herbicide Residues By CropLife Staff|October 11, 2018 Properly cleaning a self-propelled or pull-behind sprayer may take an hour or more. If you cut corners, you […]
Tank Cleanout for Herbicide Residues: Turning a Lot Into a Little By CropLife Staff|October 11, 2018 The procedure for removing herbicide residue from the inside of a sprayer tank is no different than the […]
Where Do Herbicide Residues Hide? By CropLife Staff|October 11, 2018 Self-propelled sprayers are becoming more popular than pull-type sprayers with farmers, and they have become standard for agricultural […]
Herbicide Application Timing and Proper Cleanout: Farmers Have Choices, Retailers Don’t By CropLife Staff|October 11, 2018 Everyone with an interest in a crop takes pride in watching it grow during the season. No one […]
8 Reasons Why Unwanted Herbicide Residues Might Happen By CropLife Staff|October 11, 2018 There are several reasons why unwanted herbicide residues continue to find their way onto the wrong crops. This […]
Factors That Lead to Herbicide Injury By CropLife Staff|October 11, 2018 Herbicides can damage crops in many ways. Applying the wrong herbicide can damage susceptible crops, so can herbicides that […]
When Weed Killers Miss Their Mark By CropLife Staff|October 9, 2018 The field appears as a checkerboard: thriving green crops beside squares of shriveling beige stalks. This was not […]
Weed Management Key for Georgia Cotton Farmers By CropLife Staff|October 9, 2018 Using postemergence herbicides to control problematic weeds has been recently successful for Georgia cotton farmers, according to University […]
Video: Palmer Amaranth Time-Lapse, Late Growth By CropLife Staff|October 9, 2018 A time-lapse video of Palmer amaranth plants growing during July 2014 was captured in north central Indiana by […]
Residual Herbicides and Fall Cover Crop Establishment By CropLife Staff|October 9, 2018 Recently there has been increased interest in utilizing cover crops in corn and soybean production systems because of […]
