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 …
Control Italian Ryegrass Early
An early winter burndown for glyphosate-resistant Italian ryegrass can provide growers time and flexibility in deciding how to control escapes prior to planting.
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 …
Bayer, MS Technologies Get China Approval for Balance GT Soybeans
Bayer and MS Technologies have received import approval from China for Balance GT soybeans.
Cotton/Soybean Rotation Reminders
When rotating soybeans onto cotton acres, growers should keep the need for seed inoculation, as well as a close eye on weed control options, in mind.
When and Why to Double Inoculate Your Soybeans
Double inoculation can help soybean plants form nodules at an optimal rate and time, helping improve their performance potential.
Better for Soybeans: Fall or Spring Applications?
Does it really matter to soybeans if phosphorus and potassium are applied in the fall or in the spring?
A USDA grant is helping identify new, more effective ways to manage burrower bugs in peanuts.
Arkansas Researchers Share Dicamba Volatility Studies
Work done by University of Arkansas weed scientists has found that every dicamba formulation tested this spring and summer demonstrated a level of volatility.
No One Reason for “Frustrating” Dicamba Issue
Tennessee Weed Specialist Larry Steckel has walked hundreds of drift-damaged soybean fields in the past few weeks. He shares some opinions about possible reasons for the problem.
Bollworms Attack Some Texas Cotton, Sorghum
Bollworm damage to cotton and grain sorghum is ramping up across parts of Texas.
In a video presentation, Tennessee Weed Specialist Larry Steckel discusses three actions to help reduce dicamba drift and volatilization.
Dicamba Damage Reports Increasing in Arkansas
Forty complaints from off-target movement of dicamba have already been reported to the Arkansas State Plant Board, as of June 12.
Cooperation, Preparation Are Keys to Ag Sustainability
Georgia’s Stanley Culpepper outlines the training efforts for auxin herbicides in the state and praises the people who make it all work.
Research: Some Applicator Hoses Can Retain Auxin Residues
According to research in the journal Weed Science, residues of the auxin herbicides dicamba and 2,4-D can be retained by certain types of applicator hoses and injure sensitive crops.
Growers Should Keep Timely Replanting Options in Mind
Georgia peanut farmers who plant a mid-to-late April crop should make a decision on a second crop within two to four weeks of planting their initial crop.