Fierce Herbicide Approved For Corn By CropLife Staff|February 21, 2012 Fierce herbicide, the newest residual from Valent U.S.A. Corp., has received EPA registration and is now available to […]
New Era of Leadership in Ag Retail: Eight Executives Driving Innovation and Impact By Matt Hopkins|June 24, 2026
Six Rs Of Herbicide-Resistant Weed Management By Kevin Bradley|February 13, 2012 Kevin Bradley, University of Missouri Associate Professor and State Extension Weed Scientist, offers the six “Rs” of herbicide-resistant […]
How To Control Glyphosate-Resistant Marestail This Spring Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 10, 2012 Ohio grain farmers are likely to find more glyphosate-resistant marestail in their fields this year because of the […]
Researcher: Spray Water Quality Impacts Herbicide Efficacy By CropLife Staff|January 26, 2012 A series of studies at Purdue University has shown that spray water pH and hardness can reduce the […]
Aggressive Weed Moving Northward In Illinois By CropLife Staff|January 25, 2012 Amaranthus species are among the most troublesome weed species in agronomic production systems. Maintenance questions regarding this species […]
Drift Breakthrough With Granules By Lisa Heacox|January 23, 2012 As agriculture faces more scrutiny than ever — and growers strive to stretch every input dollar — one […]
Study: Atrazine Boosts U.S. Corn Yields Substantially Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 20, 2012 A recent study by David C. Bridges, Ph.D., agronomist and president of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, […]
New Corn Herbicide Controls Resistant Weeds Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 12, 2012 BASF Crop Protection has added Armezon herbicide to its herbicide portfolio. Armezon helps corn growers maximize their yields […]
Study: Atrazine Aids Environment Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 9, 2012 University of Wisconsin-Madison economist Paul D. Mitchell, Ph.D., found the use of atrazine helps farmers reduce aggregate soil […]
Study: Atrazine Still An Economic Driver Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 15, 2011 According to a new economic study by Paul D. Mitchell, Ph.D., associate professor, Department of Agricultural and Applied […]
Study: Herbicide May Impact Resistant Crops Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 5, 2011 Purdue University researchers have discovered a fine-tuning mechanism involved in plant root growth that has them questioning whether […]
New Studies Show Economic, Agronomic Benefits Of Atrazine Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 17, 2011 Atrazine and other triazine herbicides drive the U.S. economy as much as $22 billion over a five-year period, […]
Herbicide Systems Define Weed Control For 2012 By Kathy Meyer|November 14, 2011 From waterhemp, to worries, to workable solutions, multiple modes of action are key to weed control and gaining […]
New Herbicides For 2012 By Kathy Meyer|November 14, 2011 Axial Star herbicide — Axial Star herbicide serves as the foundation for an effective weed control program, helping […]
Dow AgroSciences Produces 2,4-D Choline Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 9, 2011 Dow AgroSciences has successfully produced 2,4-D choline in a commercial scale-up setting. This milestone is an indicator of […]
Wheat Growers: Don’t Wait To Control Broadleaf By CropLife Staff|November 8, 2011 Many wheat producers like to wait to apply broadleaf herbicides until winter or early spring, for a variety […]
Cobra, Phoenix Herbicides Added To Incentive Program By CropLife Staff|November 3, 2011 Valent U.S.A. Corp. has announced Cobra and Phoenix herbicides will join Valor, Valor XLT, Gangster and Select Max […]
Which Direction Are Herbicides Heading? By CropLife Staff|October 27, 2011 2,4-D is coming back. What many might consider a “dinosaur” may be the best solution for growers fighting […]
2,4-D Resistant Waterhemp Found In Nebraska Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 24, 2011 A waterhemp population from southeast Nebraska has been confirmed to be resistant to 2-4-D. The resistant population is […]
