Monsanto’s Fraley Addresses Dicamba Situation in Open Letter to Farmers Posted by Matthew J. GrassiAugust 3, 2017
Nitrogen: Why More Later May Be Better Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 2, 2017 The fact that new corn hybrids require an ever-increasing yield potential, and therefore a growing appetite for nitrogen […]
CropLife Retail Week: Dicamba and Canadian Rail Strike Updates and Fun with Numbers! By Eric Sfiligoj | Lara Sowinski|May 17, 2024
New Era of Burndown Control Awaits U.S. Farmers Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 31, 2017 Trials across the Midwest and Midsouth conducted by farmers and retailers through Dow AgroSciences’ Field Forward on-farm research […]
Iowa State Celebrates 10 Years of Online Seed Education By CropLife Staff|July 26, 2017 This year, Iowa State University is celebrating 10 years of service to the seed industry through its online […]
Verdesian: Sustainability Goes Hand in Hand with Profits Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 25, 2017 Sustainability is a hot topic in agriculture these days. And while measuring sustainability and its on-farm impact can […]
BASF: In Arkansas Drift Cases, Buffer Zones Mostly Not Followed By Jackie Pucci|July 24, 2017 BASF on Thursday addressed questions about spreading dicamba drift issues on a media briefing call. In Arkansas – […]
Dow’s Tim Hassinger Named President, CEO of Lindsay Corp. Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 24, 2017 Lindsay Corp. has announced the appointment of Timothy Hassinger as president and CEO and a member of its […]
The 4Rs and Potassium By CropLife Staff|July 17, 2017 Are we meeting crop K needs? Using the 4R nutrient stewardship approach of selecting the right source at […]
Which is Better for Soybeans: Fall or Spring Applications? By T. Scott Murrell|July 17, 2017 There have been many questions about fall versus spring applications of phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) to soybeans, writes […]
Recognizing Potassium Deficiency Symptoms in Crops By CropLife Staff|July 17, 2017 Some crops exhibit characteristic deficiency symptoms when adequate amounts of K are not available for growth and development, […]
Monsanto: Illegal, Improper Use at Root of Drift Problems By Jackie Pucci|July 14, 2017 Monsanto isn’t backing down from the position that its tool — the Roundup Ready Xtend dicamba-tolerant system for […]
Missouri Lifts Dicamba Ban, Issues Stricter Application Parameters Posted by Jackie Pucci|July 14, 2017 The Missouri Department of Agriculture has lifted its barely week-old ban on new dicamba technologies, which have been […]
Create a ‘No-Mite Zone’ Around Your Fields Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 13, 2017 Explosive. That’s one way to describe the speed at which mite infestations in crops can develop under the […]
Advanced Biological Marketing Awarded Competitive Grant from the National Science Foundation Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 13, 2017 Advanced Biological Marketing (ABM) has been awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant […]
As Drift Complaints Snowball, Tennessee Sets New Dicamba Rules Posted by Jackie Pucci|July 13, 2017 Tennessee is the latest state to issue restrictions on dicamba, following snowballing complaints about the herbicide drifting onto […]
Fitting the 4Rs into Nutrient Cycle Stewardship Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 12, 2017 The farm nutrient cycle is now a central focus of sustainable development discussions, according to Tom Bruulsema, International […]
A Look at Potash Origin and Sources By CropLife Staff|July 12, 2017 Potassium (K) in agriculture is often loosely referred to as potash. The term potash comes from an early […]
Evaluating Impacts of 4R Nutrient Stewardship By CropLife Staff|July 12, 2017 Impacts of nutrient stewardship reach far and extend broadly, according to Tom Bruulsema, International Plant Nutrition Institute (IPNI) […]
BASF Responds to Dicamba Restrictions Posted by Jackie Pucci|July 12, 2017 BASF published the following statement on July 10 in response to the dicamba bans set in Arkansas and […]
What Can Variable Rate Phosphorus Applications Do for You? Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 12, 2017 Many agricultural fields possess a high degree of spatial variability in soil test phosphorus (STP) that can affect crop […]
