Multiple vs. Effective Modes Of Action By CropLife Staff|April 9, 2012 Interest in using multiple modes of herbicide action in weed management programs is increasing, according to Aaron Hager, […]
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Fertilizer: Navigating a Volatile Phosphorus and Potassium Market in 2027 By Keith Byerly|August 31, 2026
I Need to Do More with Ag Technology . . . But I Just Don’t Have Time By Dave Swain|August 31, 2026
Monsanto Broadens Roundup Ready Plus Platform Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 9, 2012 Monsanto has expanded its popular Roundup Ready PLUS Weed Management Solutions platform to include two more post-emergence herbicides […]
SDS Biotech K.K. Extends Agreement With Gowan By CropLife Staff|April 9, 2012 With the success of the U.S. development program for the rice herbicide benzobicyclon, SDS Biotech K.K. has reached […]
Expert: Wheat Excellent, But Farmers Should Beware By CropLife Staff|April 9, 2012 Winter wheat is off to a strong, early start this year, but farmers need to keep an eye […]
Entomologist Questions High Usage Of Bt Hybrids By CropLife Staff|April 9, 2012 Ninety-five percent of the producers who participated in the regional 2012 Corn and Soybean Classic meetings last January […]
DuPont Opens $40 Million Agriculture Research Facility Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 9, 2012 DuPont has opened a $40 million plant genetics research facility in Johnston, IA, to further support its commitment […]
Bayer Says Bee Study Is “Seriously Flawed” Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 6, 2012 Bayer CropScience has reviewed the study for publication in the June issue of the Bulletin of Insectology regarding […]
Green-Up Marks Time To Apply Nitrogen In Winter Wheat By CropLife Staff|April 5, 2012 Spring nitrogen should be applied before the beginning of stem elongation to maximize yield potential, save money and […]
Determining Total Fertility In Strip-Tilled Fields By CropLife Staff|April 5, 2012 Band fertilizer placement may cause non-uniform distribution in the soil. Why does this matter? Because when fertilizer is […]
Interpreting Micronutrient Test Results By CropLife Staff|April 5, 2012 What if foliar analysis indicates a micronutrient deficiency? Such results are often used to promote micronutrient application. Treat […]
Except For Iron And Zinc, Micronutrients Often Not Warranted By CropLife Staff|April 5, 2012 Plants require seven micronutrients: boron (B), chlorine (Cl), copper (Cu), iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), molybdenum (Mo), and zinc […]
Phytophthora: Not Just a Bean Disease By CropLife Staff|April 4, 2012 Mention the word “Phytophthora” and many readers will think of damping off in soybean fields. They think of […]
BASF Champions Operation S.A.F.E. Again In 2012 Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 4, 2012 BASF and the National Agricultural Aviation Association (NAAA) are teaming up for another year in support of Operation […]
Record Corn Crop Could Boost Fertilizer Stocks By CropLife Staff|April 4, 2012 Sasha Cekerevac, co-editor for financial newsletter and Website Penny Stock Detectives, reports that strange weather patterns in key […]
Problematic Weed Moving Into Illinois Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 3, 2012 Amaranthus species are among the most troublesome weed species in agronomic production systems. Maintenance questions regarding this species […]
Trials For Enlist System Demonstrate Excellent Weed Control Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 2, 2012 New data from 2011 field trials across the Midwest demonstrate the Enlist Weed Control System provides control of […]
Becker Underwood Welcomes New Communications Manager By CropLife Staff|April 2, 2012 Charles Whitt has joined Becker Underwood as communications manager for the company’s U.S.- and Mexico-based operations. Whitt will […]
Scouting Shifts To Fertility Needs By Lisa Heacox|April 1, 2012 There was a time when retailers hit customers’ fields primarily to spot insect and weed threats. “Now we […]
Insects, Disease Take Varied Toll By Lisa Heacox|April 1, 2012 It’s not surprising last season saw a mixed bag of insect and disease pressure. An exceptionally wet spring […]
