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Diagnosing Soybean Seedling Diseases
Soybean seedling diseases are one of the most important causes of reduced stand establishment and can cause economic losses, according to an article on…
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5 Steps for Stewardship of Treated Seed
With planting season just around the corner, the American Seed Trade Association (ASTA) reminds farmers to follow five basic steps for stewardship of treated…
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Illinois Embraces 2018 Dicamba Training
Dicamba-resistant crops have been a mixed blessing for agriculture. On one hand, growers desperate to combat herbicide-resistant weeds now have a new way to…
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Do You (And Your Grower-Customers) Need Soybean Inoculants?
Rhizhobial bacteria have a great symbiotic relationship with the legumes. Many farmers inoculate their soybean seed with inoculants containing Bradyrhizobia japonicum to ensure they…
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2018: D-Day for Dicamba?
Doubtless, many people spent the better part of their New Year’s celebration watching the clock, waiting for midnight to arrive. But for the agricultural…
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Assessing your Need for Sulfur Application in Corn
It is important to understand where sulfur that is used for crops comes from in order to determine where to best target fertilizer application.
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Potash Corp, Agrium Win Final Approval to Merge, Forming Nutrien
Potash Corp of Saskatchewan Inc. and Agrium Inc. have received final regulatory clearance to merge, forming a new company to be known as Nutrien,…
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Post-Patent Crop Protection Report: Industry Battles Chinese Supply Crunch
They say that if you want to know the price of agricultural chemicals, look at the sky in China. If the sky is blue,…
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The Dicamba Factor to Weigh Heavily in 2018 Herbicide Decisions
No surprises here: You won’t find any new blockbuster herbicides making a big splash in 2018. That fact, however, doesn’t mean that things will…
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Precision University Offers Advice on Nutrient Management
With so much focus on fertilizer these days, where and when it’s applied, a conference will be held in January to inform people about…
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