Herbicides: Targeting Profit By Amy L. Fahnestock|December 1, 2009 As crop protection products come into the marketplace, it’s up to ag retailers to help sort through the […]
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Nominate Resistance Fighter Of The Year Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 20, 2009 While warnings about glyphosate-resistant weeds have been abundant in recent years, more and more growers are starting to […]
Syngenta’s Callisto Xtra OK Anticipated Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 20, 2009 Callisto Xtra, the brand name for Syngenta Crop Protection‘s new postemergence corn herbicide, is expected to received EPA […]
BASF Herbicide Technology OK’d Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 23, 2009 BASF has received EPA registration of a new active ingredient, Kixor herbicide, for use on a wide range […]
Monsanto: New Roundup Pricing Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 23, 2009 On Sept. 17, Monsanto Co. outlined changes to its Roundup brand agricultural herbicide business which are expected to […]
Glyphosate News Continues To Push Buttons By Amy L. Fahnestock|August 10, 2009 Last week, I got a slap on the wrist from one retailer for including news of a chemical […]
New Glyphosate Brand Launches By CropLife Staff|July 27, 2009 A national chemical broker is now offering its first proprietary glyphosate product. • Plus: Top 10 Crop Inputs […]
Launch Of Herbicide-Tolerant Trait Delayed By CropLife Staff|July 8, 2009 DuPont business Pioneer Hi-Bred has updated the introduction and conversion timeline for Optimum GAT corn, the company’s proprietary […]
Grower Survey: Glyphosate Resistance Not Urgent Concern Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 7, 2009 Survey results published in Weed Technology, a quarterly publication of the Weed Science Society of America, may surprise […]
Laudis Herbicide Updated By CropLife Staff|May 3, 2009 EPA recently approved several label updates for a newer postemergence corn herbicide. The label updates for Laudis corn […]
BASF, Monsanto Team Up Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 1, 2009 Germany’s BASF Corp. and U.S.-based Monsanto Co. have announced a joint licensing agreement through which they plan to […]
Specialist: Residual Herbicides No Match For Wet Soil By CropLife Staff|April 28, 2009 Soil-applied herbicides can knock out a grower’s toughest weeds but the chemical products are no match against soggy […]
Resistance Fighter Site Updated Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 22, 2009 By 2013, one in four growers will have glyphosate-resistant weeds, covering nearly 38 million acres in the U.S. […]
New Herbicide Tackles Soybean Weeds By CropLife Staff|March 31, 2009 Cheminova has received registration for its new Tackle soybean herbicide. Tackle is a selective, postemergence broadleaf herbicide that […]
Weeding Out Resistance By Amy L. Fahnestock|March 5, 2009 The challenge in growing row crops is back. Corn and especially soybeans had almost become a management no-brainer […]
Hoping To Prevent Resistance Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 5, 2009 Denny Myers, president of Myers Inc. in Lexington, IL, believes that an ounce of prevention is worth a […]
ET Herbicide Adds Post Use By CropLife Staff|March 3, 2009 ET, a broadleaf herbicide from Nichino America, Inc., is now registered for postemergence use in corn and soybeans. […]
Two New DuPont Herbicides Approved Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 24, 2009 DuPont has received federal registration approval from EPA for two corn herbicides: Accent Q and Steadfast Q. Both […]
Nufarm Expands Glyphosate Portfolio By CropLife Staff|February 2, 2009 EPA has issued a Section 3 registration for Nufarm Americas Inc.’s Credit Xtreme herbicide, a new high-load glyphosate […]
