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Extended Spring Weather Brings Armyworm Aplenty To Indiana
Mild March temperatures extended the spring season and brought armyworm moths to Indiana in populations not so abundant since 2001 – a year entomologists…
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Slug Feeding Injury Rampant For Growers
Growers should take extra precaution to scout their fields this spring for slugs as the near-record warm winter has caused these plant feeders to…
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Mike Barry Named General Manager Of TradeMark Nitrogen Corp.
TradeMark Nitrogen Corp. a manufacturer of liquid nitrogen products, has named Mike Barry to the company’s management team. Barry joins the organization as general…
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The Buzz On Beeologics
What do Monsanto and honey bees have in common? Beeologics. Beeologics, acquired by Monsanto a year ago, researches and is developing biological tools to…
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Syngenta Pest Patrol Expands In Time For Increased Insect Pressure
Syngenta continues their track record of providing valued-added service for growers and consultants through the toll-free Pest Patrol hotline, 877-285-8525. And, given the exceptionally…
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Isagro USA Announces Senior Management Changes
Isagro USA has appointed Alessandro Mariani President, replacing Dennis Krass who will become Chairman of the Board of Isagro. Mariani began his career in…
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Syngenta, Devgen Enter Insect Control Research Partnership
Syngenta and Devgen have announced a six-year global license and research agreement. The partnership will enable Syngenta to add RNA interference (RNAi) technology to…
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Resistant Weed Management: A Dickens Of A Dilemma For Growers
Everyone knows the famous opening line to Charles Dickens’ classic A Tale of Two Cities: “It was the best of times, it was the…
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Multiple Herbicide Resistance Found In Illinois Waterhemp
Herbicide-resistant waterhemp populations will challenge weed management practices and practitioners during the 2012 growing season. University of Illinois associate professor of weed science Aaron…
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Markets Respond To USDA Report, Plea For More Soybean Acres
The latest report from the USDA estimates that U.S. soybean supplies could be at their lowest level relative to use since 1965 following the…
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