Endangered Species Act, Two Years In
May 4, 2026
As herbicide-resistant weeds continue to proliferate, crop protection companies are working hard to come up with new solutions.
New ag technologies promise to help in the effort to control herbicide-resistant weeds.
Tessenderlo Kerley expands Linex herbicide label, giving alfalfa growers flexible, effective weed control options in 2026.
After years of waiting, the highest court in the land will finally weigh in on crop protection products and lawfare.
HERMON project develops rapid DNA testing to identify herbicide-resistant weeds faster and map resistance across soybean-growing regions.
Pyroxasulfone delivers extended residual control of challenging broadleaf and grass weeds with proven efficacy against even resistant weed biotypes.
This collaboration is designed to meet the evolving needs of modern homeowners and gardeners who demand efficacious, nature-based alternatives.
Crop protection suppliers continue investing in new products to improve yields, maintaining innovation momentum well into the future.
Testament is a new new corn and soybean herbicide for early weed protection and strong crop establishment in pre-plant and pre-emergence applications.
Ag retailers can expect steady markets in 2026, with flat spending overall but select growth in fertilizers, crop protection, corn seed, and drones.
Executive order shields glyphosate supply as Supreme Court review and Bayer’s $7.25B fund reshape legal and food security outlook.
Hard water can slash herbicide performance; learn how pH, hardness, and fresh mixing protect burndown and residual results.
WSSA’s Endangered Species Act expert shares ways to stay in compliance.
The crop protection products category was relatively flat in 2025 but did see some progress in a few segments.
Over the past 25 years, the crop protection/seed industries have accomplished many new ag innovations – and been repeatedly attacked for all of them.
EPA has reauthorized dicamba, but some industry insiders fear the decision to use the herbicide in 2026 might have already been made.
Experts to explore opportunities to develop sustainable and scalable sensing, automation, and precision weed control equipment.
ESA pesticide compliance is complex — Acre Blitz connects growers and applicators with instant, shared mitigation verification data.
Herbicide resistance is reshaping corn weed programs, challenging growers and retailers to rethink timing, scouting, and diversified sites of action.