Inputs
-
Is ‘Shock and Char’ the Future for Resistant Weed Control?
In the April 2019 edition of CropLife magazine, we take our annual look at the ongoing problem of herbicide-resistant weeds. Since the first of…
-
Dicamba Update: Continuous Monitoring From the Cab Always a Good Idea
With dicamba application season nearing, there are several important factors to remember once sprayers hit the field. First and foremost, of course, is for…
-
Dicamba Update: Nebraska Tallies Hefty Regulatory Cost
What’s it like to be in a pesticide regulator’s shoes today? In Nebraska, it’s all dicamba, all the time. Tim Creger, Pesticide/Fertilizer Program Manager…
-
Dicamba Update: When Drift Hits Tobacco
Dr. Matthew Vann has spent his entire life around tobacco, having grown up in northern Florida’s tobacco belt. For the past 10 years, he…
-
Former PotashCorp Executive Joins Farmer’s Business Network
Farmers Business Network, the independent farmer-to-farmer network, has hired longtime and respected industry veteran David Delaney as Chief Commercial Officer. With his strong track…
-
Crop Protection Consolidation Pieces Finally Fall into Place
After almost three years of market maneuvering, divestitures, and reorganizations, the global crop protection/seed marketplace is finally beginning to form a completed picture, according…
-
Bayer’s Glyphosate Lawsuit Headaches Promise to Linger
You’ll have to forgive the executives at Bayer if they have something of a headache these days. While the German-based company is well-known for…
-
Dicamba Update: FMC on Tank-Mix Partners, Nozzle Selection, and Concerns About a Late Spring
Editor’s note: Last week, FMC announced three more herbicides — Authority Supreme, Spartan 4F, and Spartan Charge — have been added to the XtendiMax…
-
Dicamba Update: Asmus Agronomists Talk Dicamba, Enlist E3 Swing Potential
Asmus Farm Supply (ranked No. 61 on the CropLife 100), headquartered in Rake, IA, a stone’s throw from the southern border of Minnesota, is…
-
Verdesian: Seed Treatment Can Make a World of Difference this Spring
The wet weather across much of the United States has no doubt had a significant impact on soybean seed quality, writes Verdesian Life Sciences…
Recently Posted
Newsletter
The ag retail brief, twice a week
Input pricing, distribution moves, and the equipment that actually ships.
Free · unsubscribe anytime