BASF Responds to Dicamba Restrictions Posted by Jackie Pucci|July 12, 2017 BASF published the following statement on July 10 in response to the dicamba bans set in Arkansas and […]
Why Brokers Remain the Essential Behind-the-Scenes Force in U.S. Ag Chem Distribution By Mike Snyder|June 21, 2026
Off-Target Dicamba Injury: The Iowa Experience Posted by Jackie Pucci|July 12, 2017 By Dr. Bob Hartzler The problems experienced with off-target movement and injury in states south of Iowa, particularly […]
Monsanto Responds to Arkansas, Missouri Dicamba Bans Posted by Jackie Pucci|July 10, 2017 Monsanto, provider of the dicamba-tolerant Roundup Ready Xtend crop system for soybeans and cotton, issued the following statement […]
Missouri Becomes Second State to Ban Dicamba Posted by Jackie Pucci|July 10, 2017 Missouri became the second state to ban dicamba on Friday, following a decision by an Arkansas legislative committee […]
Sale, Use of Dicamba Banned in Arkansas Posted by Jackie Pucci|July 7, 2017 The sale and use of dicamba will be illegal in Arkansas as of Tuesday, July 11 at 12:01 […]
NPR: Dicamba Damage Continues Spread in South Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|July 7, 2017 Two weeks ago, in a remarkable move, the State Plant Board of Arkansas voted to ban the sale […]
Arkansas Governor Moves to Ban Dicamba By Jackie Pucci|June 30, 2017 Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson on Friday said he has decided to back the Arkansas State Plant Board’s proposal […]
Dicamba Technology Here to Stay, Says Monsanto Crop Protection Lead By Jackie Pucci|June 29, 2017 When new technologies hit the market, there will always be a learning curve. The flood of drift complaints […]
Monsanto Speaks on Dicamba Issues in Arkansas Posted by Jackie Pucci|June 26, 2017 Monsanto’s Chief Technology Officer, Robb Fraley, issued the following statement following the Arkansas State Plant Board’s proposal to […]
Arkansas Plant Board Votes to Ban Dicamba — Now What? By Jackie Pucci|June 23, 2017 The Arkansas State Plant Board has voted to pass a proposed emergency rule to ban the use of […]
BASF: ‘Closely Monitoring’ Dicamba Situation in Arkansas Posted by Jackie Pucci|June 22, 2017 BASF, whose Engenia herbicide is the target of more than 200 drift complaints in Arkansas, emailed the following […]
Threat of Dicamba Ban Looms in Arkansas By Jackie Pucci|June 22, 2017 The Arkansas State Plant Board has rejected a proposed ban on the use of dicamba herbicide, but a […]
Dow AgroSciences Announces Three Winners in Power to Do More Contest Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 13, 2017 Thousands of votes have been cast and three farmers have been awarded the power to do more with […]
AMVAC Closes Deal for Three Product Line Acquisitions from Adama Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 6, 2017 AMVAC Chemical Corp. announced the closing of its acquisition of three new products to its portfolio – abamectin […]
New Dicamba Herbicide Premix Coming Soon from Syngenta Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 24, 2017 Syngenta has announced the name of its new herbicide featuring the active ingredients of S-metolachlor and dicamba. Upon […]
Monsanto’s First HPPD Herbicide Garners EPA Approval in Field & Seed Corn Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|May 19, 2017 Monsanto announced today that EPA has federally approved Harness MAX Herbicide, the first herbicide in the Monsanto portfolio […]
Dow: Modes of Action, Multi-Year Plans Limit Weed Issues Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 2, 2017 Controlling weeds is becoming increasingly difficult. Success requires a multi-pronged strategy that keeps weeds at bay during the […]
2017: Drift Control’s Most Important Year, So Far By Eric Sfiligoj|May 1, 2017 This upcoming growing season promises to be slightly different than any that have come before it. In 2017, […]
INNVICTIS CROP CARE Introduces VANDAL MOC Soybean Herbicide Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 25, 2017 INNVICTIS CROP CARE, LLC has announced the U.S. EPA registration for VANDAL MOC, a combination of sulfentrazone plus […]
