Kochia Gains Cross Resistance To Dicamba, Fluroxypyr in Western Kansas By CropLife StaffOctober 17, 2018
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 […]
Xanthan gum and triethyl citrate as green adjuvants to improve spray applications in agriculture Sponsor Jungbunzlauer Adjuvants to control drift and increase performance on the leaf Adopting drift control and performance enhancing measures is […]
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 […]
Palmer Amaranth Found in Jackson County (MN) By CropLife Staff|October 9, 2018 The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) is investigating the source of a Palmer amaranth plant found growing in […]
HELM Agro U.S. Launches New Line of Fearless Herbicides By CropLife Staff|September 10, 2018 HELM Agro US, Inc. has received EPA registration for FEARLESS and FEARLESS XTRA herbicides, two acetochlor-based weed control […]
Palmer Amaranth Found in North Dakota By CropLife Staff|August 29, 2018 Palmer amaranth, an aggressive pigweed species similar in appearance to waterhemp, has been positively identified for the first […]
Tools, Collaboration Help Farmers Use Enlist Technology Successfully By CropLife Staff|August 28, 2018 It’s true: Knowledge really is power. Providing farmers information and the opportunity to learn is vital for helping […]
The Verdict on Dicamba, Year Two By Jackie Pucci|August 14, 2018 Was year two of the new dicamba technologies a success? It’s a matter of perspective. (See our earlier […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
