Within the Acuron signature, four inverted triangles adjoin to create a star. Each triangle represents the herbicide’s four active ingredients, including new bicyclopyrone.
Many herbicides are still safe for farmers to use after corn has emerged so long as they pay close attention to product selection and application timing, according to Purdue Extension weed scientists.
A new agreement between the GYPSOIL division of Beneficial Reuse Management (BRM) and DTE Energy will make gypsum from DTE’s Monroe Power Plant, in Monroe, MI, available to growers in Michigan, Ohio and Ontario.
Affected by prolonged rainfall, weed resistance issues and higher manufacturing costs, the U.S. crop protection industry remained strong in 2013, posting an 8% increase over 2012.
INCOTEC officially confirms today that their patented technology, ThermoSeed, is consistently showing a strong priming effect for field crops alongside its well-known function as an effective seed disinfection treatment.
Tempest Dual-Action insecticide from Helena Chemical features quick knockdown and long residual control of sucking and chewing insects on a variety of crops.
Typically, soil-applied herbicides control target weed species with little to no adverse effect on the crop. However, there are some factors that can contribute to herbicide-induced soybean injury.
Voters in two small Oregon counties on Tuesday approved controversial ballot measures to ban cultivation of genetically engineered crops within their boundaries, though one measure is vulnerable to legal challenge under a new state law.
AM Agrigen Industries has selected St. Charles Parish, LA, as the site to develop a potential $1.2 billion plant to manufacture one of the most widely used fertilizers in the world, granulated urea.
A gift from Beck’s Hybrids will provide for remodeling part of the Krannert Building and a Lilly Hall laboratory on Purdue University’s campus to improve facilities for College of Agriculture faculty, staff and students.
Over the last several years, Monsanto Hawaii has saved approximately 50 million gallons of water each year by making key changes in its irrigation practices.
The Weed Science Society of America (WSSA) has announced plans for a second national scientific summit on the topic of herbicide resistance in Washington, DC, in September.
