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Precision Ag Southern Style
A customer-first focus helps Agri-AFC’s Amy Winstead keep the company’s precision programs coordinated, on target…and growing.
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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…
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Looking Ahead to Cutout and Terminating Insect Treatments
Although growers are still treating cotton insects, it’s appropriate to look ahead at proper timing for terminating those treatments.
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Early Whitefly Detection Key to Successful Control
Whitefly populations are unusually high in Georgia cotton fields this season, making early detection and management essential.
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How Aggressive Should Bollworm Treatments Be?
Mississippi State entomologists offer bollworm treatment suggestions based on what has been seen in fields to date and the Bt…
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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…
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Bollworms Attack Some Texas Cotton, Sorghum
Bollworm damage to cotton and grain sorghum is ramping up across parts of Texas.
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Post-Direct or Hooded Options for Layby Weed Control
Tennessee’s Larry Steckel offers recommendations for post-direct or hooded herbicide applications at layby.
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Measuring Variety Responsiveness to PGRs
Limited information is available on how some new cotton varieties will respond to PGR applications.
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Determine Proper Timing for PGR Applications
Accelerated growth of cotton at squaring means it’s time to set strategies for PGR applications.