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Video: Palmer Amaranth Time-Lapse, Late Growth
A time-lapse video of Palmer amaranth plants growing during July 2014 was captured in north central Indiana by the Purdue Weed Science and Pest…
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Residual Herbicides and Fall Cover Crop Establishment
Recently there has been increased interest in utilizing cover crops in corn and soybean production systems because of government-sponsored cost share programs and soil…
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Palmer Amaranth Found in Jackson County (MN)
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) is investigating the source of a Palmer amaranth plant found growing in Jackson County. In early September, a…
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Bayer Continues to Defend Glyphosate Case
Bayer AG is stepping up the legal defense of its flagship weed killer, after a verdict in a recent case alleging the chemical causes…
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HELM Agro U.S. Launches New Line of Fearless Herbicides
HELM Agro US, Inc. has received EPA registration for FEARLESS and FEARLESS XTRA herbicides, two acetochlor-based weed control tools for corn. “FEARLESS and FEARLESS…
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Palmer Amaranth Found in North Dakota
Palmer amaranth, an aggressive pigweed species similar in appearance to waterhemp, has been positively identified for the first time in North Dakota, reports Keith…
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Tools, Collaboration Help Farmers Use Enlist Technology Successfully
It’s true: Knowledge really is power. Providing farmers information and the opportunity to learn is vital for helping them succeed. As Corteva Agriscience, Agriculture…
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The Verdict on Dicamba, Year Two
Was year two of the new dicamba technologies a success? It’s a matter of perspective. (See our earlier story from mid-July.) In Monsanto’s view,…
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Georgia on My Mind: Notes from Around the U.S.
Down South, a wet season proved challenging. In the last two weeks of May alone, parts of Georgia saw 21 inches of rain, and…
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EPA Investigating Illegal Dicamba Applications Across Mid-South
Despite being banned for in-crop use this summer in Arkansas, dicamba is a suspect in damage to thousands of acres of soybeans and to…
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