‘Do I Spray Today?’ By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 10, 2008 It’s a decision each custom applicator faces many times during the growing season, whether behind the wheel of […]
Performance Upgrade Kits Are ‘Gifts That Keep on Giving’ for Ag Equipment By Erin Hightower|May 20, 2024
Rust Redux By Dr. Terry Mabbett|September 10, 2008 Phakospora pachyrhizi (Asian soybean rust) arrived in the southern U.S. (Louisiana) in September 2004, probably via spores swept […]
Seeding The Future By Paul Schrimpf|September 10, 2008 Editor’s note: Although retailers have generally enjoyed a reprieve from gloom and doom stories of a shrinking sales […]
Air, Apparently By Paul Schrimpf | Eric Sfiligoj|September 9, 2008 Based upon the early returns from market analysts and Extension researchers, 2007 could end up being a blessing and […]
Hot Commodities By Paul Schrimpf | Eric Sfiligoj|September 9, 2008 There was something profoundly different about the 2007 Commodity Classic show. For the first time since the start […]
Continuous Corn Considerations By R.L. Bob Nielsen|September 9, 2008 From an agronomic perspective, a continuous corn cropping system is fraught with a multitude of negative yield-influencing factors. […]
Using Biodiesel By Ronald Shuler|September 9, 2008 Interest in renewable energy has heightened due to uncertainties of the supplies and prices of fossil/petroleum fuels. The […]
Your Complete Partner By Dr. Harold Reetz|September 9, 2008 If you are involved in the production of food, feed, fiber, or fuel from crops, the Foundation for […]
An Eye On Ethanol By Mike Edgerton|September 9, 2008 Ethanol production is placing an enormous demand on our agricultural system. This past year the industry used about […]
Less Spray, More Coverage By CropLife Staff|September 9, 2008 New aerial application techniques can increase efficiency and spray coverage, according to field tests conducted by Alvin Rhodes, […]
Fungicides Taking Final Steps By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 9, 2008 When Asian soybean rust first surfaced in the U.S. in November 2004, one of the most pressing concerns […]
Dealing With Diseases By Eric Sfiligoj|September 9, 2008 By now, virtually everyone in the ag retail business has seen the numbers — an additional 6 million […]
Fungicides Commanding New Attention By Lisa Heacox|September 9, 2008 A funny thing’s happened on the way to a possible Asian soybean rust epidemic in the U.S. Researchers […]
Sky High Aerial Work To Continue By Lisa Heacox|September 9, 2008 It was a phenomenon by any measure, say all involved. The number of aerial applicators who took to […]
Fungicide Manual Comes To Rust Rescue By CropLife Staff|September 9, 2008 Since that first confirmation of Asian soybean rust on U.S. soil back in November 2004, researchers have learned […]
Disease Digest By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 9, 2008 In the fungicide world, 2007 will be memorable for its flurry of foliar fungicide applications, especially in corn, […]
Weed Worries Worsening By Eric Sfiligoj|September 9, 2008 According to most researchers, finding herbicide-resistant weeds is becoming easier with each passing year. “There has been a […]
Battling Resistance By Paul Schrimpf | Eric Sfiligoj|September 9, 2008 The message was clear for attendees: The weeds are getting more adaptive, so you must be more proactive […]
As The Weeds Turn By Paul Schrimpf | Eric Sfiligoj|September 9, 2008 To completely understand just how deeply the problem of weed resistance now runs, maps don’t lie. During his […]
