Charcoal Rot Invades Fields, Resembles Drought Stress Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 31, 2012 Charcoal rot of soybeans is one of the few Indiana field crop diseases thriving in the extreme heat […]
House, Senate Farm Bill Frameworks Affirms Bipartisan Support for USDA Conservation Program By National Wildlife Federation|May 4, 2024
CropLife Retail Week: Fendt Lodge Opening, Missouri Crop Protection Protection, and a Year Devoted to Women in Ag By Eric Sfiligoj | Lara Sowinski|May 3, 2024
Drought Causing Severe Threat From Twospotted Spider Mite Posted by Janeen Wright|July 30, 2012 The severe and prolonged extreme heat and rainfall shortages that have led to moderate and severe drought conditions […]
Be Aware Of Potential For Herbicide Carryover By CropLife Staff|July 27, 2012 The effectiveness of soil-residual herbicides at controlling weeds has been reduced due to the dry soil conditions in […]
Seed Protectant Fungicide System Shows Positive Results By CropLife Staff|July 26, 2012 Valent U.S.A. Corp. reports growers, seed conditioners and seed companies across a number of crops should soon have […]
First Plant Genomics Yield Technology Progresses By CropLife Staff|July 25, 2012 Mendel has announced that its flagship yield technology has taken another important step toward the market. This technology […]
Cultivating Drought-Resistant Soil And Crops Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 25, 2012 In the U.S., we are amidst the worst drought since the 1950s. The area covered by severe or […]
Clariant Launches Biofuel Of The Future Posted by Janeen Wright|July 23, 2012 Clariant, the Swiss specialty chemicals company, today inaugurated Germany’s biggest pilot plant for the production of climate-friendly cellulose […]
Palmer Amaranth Identified In West-Central Illinois Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 23, 2012 Last week, a population of Palmer amaranth was identified growing in portions of a field in Cass County […]
Drought 2012: Can Improving Soil Decrease Risk? Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 20, 2012 It sure has been an interesting year when it comes to evaluating red clover stands that were frost-seeded […]
Monitor Earthen Basins And Manure Application By CropLife Staff|July 20, 2012 UPDATED: April 12, 2013 Dry, hot weather combined with manure application or irrigation can have unintended consequences. Cracks […]
CropLife America Embraces Pollinator Research By Jay Vroom|July 19, 2012 Pollinating animals and insects are important for seed production in many plants – and vitally important for modern […]
Glyphosate-Resistant ‘Superweeds’ May Be Less Susceptible To Disease Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 19, 2012 Scientists searching for clues to understand how superweeds obtain resistance to the popular herbicide glyphosate may have been […]
New Adjuvant Helps Fight Pesticide Resistance By CropLife Staff|July 19, 2012 Exacto Inc. has made a significant improvement in water conditioning technology and an important weapon in the battle […]
Argus Launches World’s First Composite Nitrogen Fertilizer Index By CropLife Staff|July 13, 2012 Global energy and fertilizer price reporting agency Argus has introduced a new global composite nitrogen fertilizer index in […]
Precautions With Late-Season Herbicide Applications By CropLife Staff|July 12, 2012 The adverse environmental conditions common across much of Illinois are challenging the performance of many foliar-applied soybean herbicides. […]
Stink Bugs Reported In Nebraska Corn And Soybeans By CropLife Staff|July 12, 2012 Relatively high numbers of stink bugs have been reported in Nebraska corn and soybean. “Both crops are sensitive […]
Exemptions For Ranman, Revus Fungicides Approved By CropLife Staff|July 11, 2012 The EPA has approved two exemptions under section 18 of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) […]
Western Bean Cutworm Counts On The Rise By Andy Michel | Ronald Hammond|July 10, 2012 Our Western bean cutworm (WBC) catches sharply increased last week, with many of the adults being caught in […]
Cibus Global Strengthens Science Team By CropLife Staff|July 10, 2012 Cibus Global, a pioneering plant trait development firm, has promoted Dr. James Pearce to Director, Molecular Biology. Cibus […]
