A new spray technology equipment offer can help growers participating in Roundup Ready PLUS Crop Management Solutions upgrade their sprayers to maximize on-target applications.

The Enlist weed control system will give growers the ability to use three modes of action postemergence in both cotton and soybeans.

Considering how Palmer amaranth – or pigweed – seems to just keep coming this year, directed layby applications are critical for maintaining consistent pigweed control.

As new types of resistance appear, keep a sharp eye out for pigweed escapes.

A new webcast explaining the use and value of the University of Arkansas’ Flag the Technology program has been added to the Focus on Cotton online series from the Plant Management Network and Cotton Incorporated.

Cotton growers looking for ways to cut trips across their fields to save money and time could be doing more harm than good – especially when it comes to weed management.

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension is conducting an online survey to determine weed management systems commonly used by cotton growers, as well as the current extent of glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth in West Texas.

The EPA has added another 30 days to the public comment period on the proposed registration of dicamba products for weed control in cotton and soybeans.

Weed and insect challenges in cotton may never change. But several new technologies are showing promise for the fights ahead.

Experts tackle key issues impacting cotton during Cotton Grower's Common Thread Luncheon.

The EPA has opened a 30-day public comment period, beginning April 1, regarding the in-crop use of dicamba herbicide with Bollgard II XtendFlex cotton and Roundup Ready 2 Xtend soybeans.

The Roundup Ready PLUS Crop Management Solutions program for 2016 includes a new tool for weed management and new incentives for farmers looking to fight insect pests in corn.

Mississippi State University has announced the dates and agenda for five scout schools, all to be held in April.

Mid-March through early April is the ideal time for preplant burndown applications in North Carolina cotton fields.

The EPA has registered Brake herbicide for pre-emergence use in cotton.

Mississippi State Extension specialists say managing Palmer amaranth with multiple resistance to glyphosate, ALS and PPO herbicides will be complicated, but not impossible.

As resistant weeds continue to spread, potential challenges emerge for insect control.

Three new University of Tennessee Extension publications are now available online with information on cotton variety performance, and weed and insect control recommendations for 2016.

While growers wait on regulatory approval of new options, residual herbicides become increasingly important.

Gowan Company is acquiring the entire global dinitroaniline herbicide portfolio from Dow AgroSciences.