Weed Control
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EPA Makes Dicamba Label Changes, Extends Registration
The EPA is extending the registration of dicamba for two years for over-the-top weed control applications for cotton and soybeans…
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Nozzle Selection Is Key – Even Under Hoods
If you’re thinking about adding a hooded sprayer in 2019, be sure to keep the correct nozzle recommendations in mind.
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‘Seed Destructor’ Technology Next Step in War on Weeds
University of Arkansas researchers have started a multi-year trial to test the efficacy of new machinery to help capture and…
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Field Day Highlights Current Research and New Spray Technology
New technologies available in cotton, soybeans and other crops were a hot topic of discussion during a recent Arkansas Research…
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Watch Temperature Inversions Prior to Herbicide Treatments
Recent research studying low level temperature inversions has shown some interesting results to consider prior to spraying.
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Pigweed Management Key for Georgia Cotton Farmers
Using postemergence herbicides to control pigweed and other problem weeds has been recently successful for Georgia cotton farmers.
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How to Evaluate and Manage Herbicide Injured Cotton
University of Tennessee Extension Cotton Specialist Tyson Raper offers advice on decisions regarding herbicide injured cotton.
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How to Reduce Cotton Burn from Post Herbicide Applications
Tennessee Extension Weed Specialist Larry Steckel says growers can take several steps to help reduce cotton burn from their post…
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Engineered Cotton Uses Weed Suppression Chemical as Nutrient
A Texas A&M AgriLife Research study is exploring the use of phosphite to provide nutrition to engineered cotton crops and…
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Frequent Rains Making Pigweed Management Difficult
Recent weather patterns are making pigweed management tough for many Mid-South growers.