Sponsor: Enlist Weed Control System
Take Control: Use Multiple Herbicide Modes of Action
April 9, 2018
Keep resistance in check with a diligent weed management plan You knock them down, but they seem to come back …
Take Control: Use Multiple Herbicide Modes of Action
Keep resistance in check with a diligent weed management plan You knock them down, but they seem to come back …
Progressive West Texas producers find new solutions for biggest challenges
Battling sand storms, hail, dry climates and now resistant weeds may be typical challenges for West Texas cotton farmers, but …
Time to Pick Your 2018 Cotton Varieties
If you are a cotton farmer, you are probably starting to analyze this year’s yield data and turning your thoughts toward what varieties to plant in 2018. While yield and quality are always top considerations, here are some additional factors you and your agronomist will want to review during the selection process.
PhytoGen Thriving in the Southeast — Controlling Pigweed in Challenging Conditions
Despite late-season hurricane winds and torrential downpours, PhytoGen growers across the Southeast are thriving thanks to the bumper yields of …
Set Up For A Strong Season with ST 5517GLTP
Let the three-gene Bt protection in ST 5517GLTP help you control worms. ST 5517GLTP gives you the strength you need …
FiberMax® cotton varieties deliver a quality advantage to enhance their high yield potential and increase your earnings. A West Texas …
Start right: Premium seed treatments are tools for profit
Fallow winter ground offers little sustenance for diseases, nematodes and insects, making planting time a veritable feast for those pests …
Texas-Tough PhytoGen® Helps Growers Thrive on High Plains
The PhytoGen breeding program — renowned for its industry-leading Pima varieties — has focused its efforts in recent years on …
Gaining Ground on Resistant Weeds
This year was a mix of good news and bad news for Georgia growers in their fight to control and …
Take Control: Use Multiple Herbicide Modes of Action
Keep resistance in check with a diligent weed management plan You knock them down, but they seem to come back …
UT’s Main Honored as 2011 Extension Specialist of the Year
The University of Tennessee’s Extension cotton specialist Chris Main, Ph. D., has been selected by his peers as the 2011 …
New GlyTol Technology to be Available in 2011
New GlyTol glyphosate-tolerant technology, a proprietary trait from Bayer CropScience, will be commercially available to cotton growers in 2011. New …
The question was directed to world-renowned weed-resistance expert Dr. Stephen Powles: “In the next 10 years, what will be the …
BASF and Monsanto Announce Progress in Dicamba Formulations
BASF and Monsanto Company recently announced significant progress toward launching next-generation dicamba-based weed control systems for soybeans and cotton. The …
MANA Partners With Monsanto on Crop Protection Collaboration
Weed management just got easier for farmers, as two global leaders joined forces with proven molecules that will help manage …
Monsanto Outlines New Weed-Management Program
Monsanto Company has outlined its new platform on weed management to provide the framework needed to manage weeds in the …
Leaving the Back Door Open for Resistant Weeds
It’s no secret that the scourge of glyphosate resistance is spreading. What started in South Georgia five short years ago …
Weed Scientists Urge More Vigilance Against Resistant Palmer
Weed scientists from Tennessee and North Carolina used the occasion of Monsanto’s 12th Annual Union City Field Day to issue …
Situated in the middle of a quaint, old-fashioned town square in Tunica, MS, Justin Cariker’s office doesn’t look like a …
Bayer Launches ‘Respect the Rotation’ Initiative
In light of rapid expansion of glyphosate-resistant weeds, a cross-section of weed management, tillage and agronomy experts met in Memphis …
New Monsanto Herbicide will be Widely Available to U.S. Farmers in 2011
According to a press release issued this week by the Monsanto Company: the launch of its new encapsulated formulation of …
Spring Decisions Determine Weed Control Success
Enlist crops support multiple modes of action for clean cotton and soybean fields.
Keeping Texas Weed Pests Under Control
A positive year of weed management with new dicamba technologies bodes well for Texas cotton growers in 2018.
Online Training for Auxin Use in AR Now Open
Online training is open for Arkansas farmers seeking the mandatory license for ground applications of any dicamba or Enlist 2,4-D …
TX Auxin Training Gets Reciprocal Okay from OK, NM
Auxin-specific herbicide training developed by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension has received reciprocal approval by Oklahoma and New Mexico, allowing producers that operate in those states to attend one training to meet regulatory requirements.
Keep Young Cotton Out of Battle with Pigweed
In South Texas, an early season fight against pigweed can keep your young crop out of a losing battle.
Hit the Target Website Helps Reduce Crop Injury Issues
While Texas cotton and soybean growers complete application training for new auxin formulations, the education is being extended to help producers with sensitive or susceptible crops protect their investments.
Tennessee Sets Dates for Dicamba Stewardship Training
Dicamba Stewardship training sessions will be held throughout Tennessee from mid-January through early March, with online training available soon.
Tennessee Proposes New Requirements for Dicamba Use
The Tennessee Department of Agriculture is proposing additional rules and requirements for use of new dicamba herbicides in cotton and soybeans.
Missouri Sets Dicamba Cut-Off Dates for 2018
The Missouri Department of Agriculture is putting guidelines and restrictions in place for in-crop use of new dicamba formulations in 2018.
Arkansas Stands Firm on In-Season Dicamba Ban
The Arkansas State Plant Board voted November 8 to restrict the use of new dicamba products in the state for a second consecutive year.
No Pesticide Drift Complaints in Georgia in 2017
No official pesticide drift complaints due to in-season applications of dicamba or 2,4-D have been reported to the Georgia Department of Agriculture in 2017.