Weeds
Make sure the herbicides you apply now fit the weed problem.
Take advantage of the elevated view from your combine cab to survey and assess the effectiveness of your weed management program this fall.
The abnormally wet spring in the Eastern Corn Belt has not only hampered planting, but it also has prevented timely weed burndown applications.
It’s purple. It’s plentiful and it’s a weed. Henbit is invading farm fields. Read more…
Work now to control winter weeds; Weed scouting benefits future generations; Bayer CropScience announces its purchase of Hornbeck Seed Company Inc.
Two modes of action combine to make Capreno a new one pass candidate for the 2011 season.
A general knowledge about weed biology and understanding how herbicides work is important to preserving herbicide technology.
Worried about weeds? Tell us what you’re experiencing in the field.
Pioneer purchases partners; Bt bonus; New weed weapon
Weeds Like It Hot; Syngenta Turns Over a New Leaf; Figure that Refuge
Poison hemlock is the focus of our thirdond story in the Space Invaders series.
Waterhemp continues to defy herbicides
Two seasons of uncooperative weather make it essential to stay on top of weeds
Lance Tarochione, Illinois field advisor for DeKalb, discusses the innovations Monsanto and DeKalb have coming down the pipe for corn farmers.
Bayer AG was ordered to pay more than $2 billion in damages to a California couple that claimed they got cancer as a result of using the company’s Roundup weedkiller for about 30 years.
A southeast Missouri farmer has been indicted on federal charges of illegally applying dicamba and damaging crops in neighboring fields.
Bayer writes down farming assets by 9.25 billion euros, faces increase in Roundup settlement of $750 million, and chalks up 2.7 billion euro net loss (Adds shares, analyst comment, Q3 net loss).
EPA announced it approved three dicamba formulations for over-the-top use for five years, 2021 through 2025. The formulations included are BASF’s Engenia, Syngenta’s Tavium and Bayer’s XtendiMax.
Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2020, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced it will approve new dicamba formulations for over-the-top use for five years.
Tuesday, Corteva Agriscience announced it will be launching a new premix soybean pre-emergent herbicide for use next year. Sales of Kyber will start in November and the product includes three unique modes of action.
BASF and Bayer are each creating a new tank-mix partner for their dicamba products. Both company tank mixes focus on reducing volatility. These products will need EPA approval.