Dicamba: What to Expect in 2018
October 3, 2017
Adjuvants are designed to provide big benefits to applicators by improving pesticide spreading, wetting, canopy and leaf penetration, […]
As the problem of herbicide-resistant weeds has expanded across the country, crop protection product/seed companies have come up […]
Driving across many parts of the Midwest this past summer, crop field watchers were likely to find an […]
The pressure was already on for the ag industry to reduce drift. Now, after what the South experienced […]
In this era of glyphosate resistance, the new herbicide systems hitting the market will definitely help, say dealers, […]
The annual Farm Progress Show — this year staged in Boone, IA — is always a great place […]
In the annals of weed scientists, 2017 will mark a milestone of sorts. This will be the 60th […]
If you’re a soybean grower already entangled in troublesome weed resistance in the state of Arkansas, Mississippi or […]
For better or worse, throughout many regions of the country 2015 provided the optimal growing season conditions for […]
As the problem of herbicide-resistant weeds has spread, crop protection product suppliers have charged their top researchers with […]
Gone with the wind are the days when adding an adjuvant to the spray tank was looked at […]
Dr. Robert Wolf, Wolf Consulting & Research, LLC, Mahomet, IL, is one of the leading experts in drift […]
Although there are currently dozens of weeds that show some kind of resistance to herbicides, these five are the most troublesome.
Here’s quick look at weed control strategies and their cost.
Recognizing the presence of herbicide-resistant weeds and formulating a total management plan is becoming more important than ever.
Beyond the possibility of resistance developing, ineffective control exacts cost to growers in lost yield.
Sophisticated tank mixes, multiple adjuvants and surfactants — this is the future of herbicide application.
There are lessons to be learned for the Midwest from the places where Palmer amaranth resistance to glyphosate first emerged.
As resistant weeds become more common in crop fields across the country, the entire agricultural community is scrambling to keep pace.