5 Keys to Managing Kochia in Soybeans By CropLife Staff|September 13, 2017 Ranked No. 7 on the Top 10 Most Troublesome Weeds, kochia is well adapted to the Great Plains […]
FMC Corp. and Corteva Expand Access to Breakthrough Rimisoxafen Herbicide Technology By FMC|June 18, 2026
7 Key White Mold Management Strategies Every Soybean Agronomist Should Know By Soybean Research and Information Network|June 17, 2026
Enlist Weed Control System Expands with Addition of Enlist One Herbicide By CropLife Staff|September 13, 2017 Farmers growing Enlist crops will have an additional option for weed control in 2018. Today, Dow AgroSciences launched […]
Reuters: EPA Considering Limits for Dicamba By CropLife Staff|September 11, 2017 The U.S. EPA is considering banning sprayings of the agricultural herbicide dicamba after a set deadline next year, […]
WSSA: Test Your Seed Mix for the Nation’s Most Troublesome Weed By CropLife Staff|September 11, 2017 Scientists from the Weed Science Society of America (WSSA) say some native seed mixes planted to foster habitats […]
Fall-Applied Herbicides: Which Weed Species Should be the Target? By CropLife Staff|September 8, 2017 Herbicides applied in the fall often can provide improved control of many winter annual weed species compared with […]
Top 10 Most Common and Most Troublesome Weeds in Broadleaf Crops, Fruits and Vegetables By CropLife Staff|September 8, 2017 A recent survey conducted by the Weed Science Society of America (WSSA) ranks Palmer amaranth as the most […]
Monsanto Petitions Arkansas State Plant Board on Dicamba By Jackie Pucci|September 7, 2017 Monsanto on Thursday filed a petition with the Arkansas State Plant Board to halt what it called an […]
Is Palmer Amaranth Developing Traits That Make it Difficult to Control? By CropLife Staff|September 7, 2017 Palmer amaranth is widely considered to be one of the most damaging and difficult to control agricultural weeds […]
Study: Herbicide Rotation Ineffective Against Resistance in Waterhemp By CropLife Staff|September 7, 2017 Farmers have been battling herbicide-resistant weeds for generations. A common practice for most of that time has been […]
Soybean Association to Study Dicamba Herbicide Complaints By CropLife Staff|September 5, 2017 Farmers across Minnesota and the Midwest have filed complaints of a new dicamba herbicide sprayed on neighbors’ fields […]
Firsthand Look at Enlist Duo Herbicide Impressing Farmers Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 29, 2017 This summer, more farmers than ever have been able to experience the benefits of Enlist Duo herbicide on […]
Weed Scientist: Dicamba Label Too Complex? Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|August 22, 2017 With Monsanto Co’s latest flagship weed killer, dicamba, banned in Arkansas and under review by U.S. regulators over […]
Ongoing Evaluation Key to Controlling Weeds, Improving Yield in Soybeans Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 10, 2017 As the sun bears down on record U.S. soybean acres this August, farmers keep their eyes on their […]
Ag Secretary Perdue Comments on Dicamba Issue Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 9, 2017 Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue indicated to reporters this week that he would like to see the industry work […]
Monsanto’s Fraley Addresses Dicamba Situation in Open Letter to Farmers Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|August 3, 2017 Monsanto Chief Technology Officer Robb Fraley — a man who has seemingly been at the center of Monsanto’s […]
New Era of Burndown Control Awaits U.S. Farmers Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 31, 2017 Trials across the Midwest and Midsouth conducted by farmers and retailers through Dow AgroSciences’ Field Forward on-farm research […]
BASF: In Arkansas Drift Cases, Buffer Zones Mostly Not Followed By Jackie Pucci|July 24, 2017 BASF on Thursday addressed questions about spreading dicamba drift issues on a media briefing call. In Arkansas – […]
Monsanto: Illegal, Improper Use at Root of Drift Problems By Jackie Pucci|July 14, 2017 Monsanto isn’t backing down from the position that its tool — the Roundup Ready Xtend dicamba-tolerant system for […]
Missouri Lifts Dicamba Ban, Issues Stricter Application Parameters Posted by Jackie Pucci|July 14, 2017 The Missouri Department of Agriculture has lifted its barely week-old ban on new dicamba technologies, which have been […]
