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Fungicides Taking Final Steps
When Asian soybean rust first surfaced in the U.S. in November 2004, one of the most pressing concerns was having enough fungicide material available…
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Dealing With Diseases
By now, virtually everyone in the ag retail business has seen the numbers — an additional 6 million to 9 million acres of corn…
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Fungicides Commanding New Attention
A funny thing’s happened on the way to a possible Asian soybean rust epidemic in the U.S. Researchers at both chemical companies and universities…
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Sky High Aerial Work To Continue
It was a phenomenon by any measure, say all involved. The number of aerial applicators who took to the sky last year to apply…
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Fungicide Manual Comes To Rust Rescue
Since that first confirmation of Asian soybean rust on U.S. soil back in November 2004, researchers have learned quite a bit about this troublesome…
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Disease Digest
In the fungicide world, 2007 will be memorable for its flurry of foliar fungicide applications, especially in corn, but not because diseases were rampant.…
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Weed Worries Worsening
According to most researchers, finding herbicide-resistant weeds is becoming easier with each passing year. “There has been a steady increase in weeds resistant to…
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Battling Resistance
The message was clear for attendees: The weeds are getting more adaptive, so you must be more proactive in how you deal with them.…
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As The Weeds Turn
To completely understand just how deeply the problem of weed resistance now runs, maps don’t lie. During his presentation at the Total Weed Management…
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Weeds In Waiting
This winter, dealers and growers may be trying to decide if dry weather, herbicide resistance, or poor application timing caused unacceptable weed control last…
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