Weed Control
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Cotton Injury from Post-Applied Residuals in Wet Conditions
Herbicide burn on cotton may be more likely in three-way post-applied applications, especially when soils are wet.
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Lack of Pre Herbicide Activation Could Complicate Post Treatments
Recent dry weather and the rush to plant cotton are raising questions about managing weed control.
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Late Cotton Burndown Strategies
With cotton planting set to begin soon, many growers are looking for burndown options for their cotton acres.
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Specialists Outline Resistant Weed Management Strategies for NC
Growers need to remember that even when cotton prices are relatively low, there are no cutting corners when it comes…
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Enlist Joins the Flag the Technology Program
Dow AgroSciences plants its flag to help avoid mis-applications among herbicide technologies.
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Choose the Right Mix for Spring Burndown
Judging by the phone calls he’s receiving, Tom Barber, University of Arkansas Extension weed scientist, says that burndown applications are…
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March is Burndown Time for NC Cotton Fields
NC State cotton specialists have provided online guidelines for timing, products and rates for spring burndown of problem weeds on…
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Brake Herbicide Receives Section 18 Approvals in Six States
Brake Herbicide has received Section 18 emergency use exemptions for control of glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth in six cotton producing states.
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USDA Deregulates Dicamba-Tolerant Technologies for Cotton and Soybeans
The USDA has announced its decision to deregulate Bollgard II XtendFlex cotton and Roundup Ready 2 Xtend soybeans – Monsanto’s…
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Monsanto and FMC Renew and Broaden Crop Protection Agreement
Monsanto and FMC have agreed to extend and broaden their current relationship to help benefit cotton, corn and soybean growers…