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Missouri Weeds: Waterhemp Confirmed with 6-Way Resistance
A study featured in the journal Weed Science is certain to keep many corn and soybean growers up at night. Researchers have identified a waterhemp population in Missouri that is resistant to […]
Corn State Leaders Attend “Trade School”
Nearly 50 corn state leaders convened in St. Louis, Missouri, last week to arm themselves with the knowledge and skills needed to advocate for trade. A mixture of tenured trade […]
Dicamba and 2,4-D Injuries Higher in Non-Soybean Crops and Plants – DTN
As herbicide injury reports mount in the Midwest and South, state regulators and EPA are watching the situation closely. Dicamba is facing the most alleged injury reports so far, and […]
Dicamba Injury Reports, 2018: Drift Issues Becoming More Evident
A couple of weeks ago we provided a June 1st update of alleged off-target dicamba issues. At that time, most of the injury was confined to specialty crops, vegetables, and […]
Rice: More Coastal Heading, Drought Stalls Delta Flooding – AgFax Rice
If no widespread rain falls soon in Arkansas, farmers with limited pumping capacity will have to decide whether to put water on rice to maintain floods or irrigate soybeans.
DTN Field Roundup – From Flood to Parched – It’s a Tough Season
This season is setting up to be a tale of two summers. A wide swath of the Midwest is swimming in water. Ohio farmer Keith Peters’ biggest concern is the […]
Missouri: Mizzou Pest Management Field Day, Columbia, July 10
The annual Mizzou Pest Management Field Day will be Tuesday July 10th at the Bradford Research and Extension Center, approximately 8 miles east of Columbia, Missouri. Registration will begin at […]
Cotton – Midsouth – Residual Herbicide Burn – More Than Usual? -AgFax Midsouth Cotton
Residual herbicides have browned up some cotton more than might be expected, two of our contacts noted this week. The effect has occurred wtith several herbicides and/or adjuvants.
Waters of the U.S. Rule on Hold in 24 States – DTN
A federal district court in Georgia slapped a preliminary injunction on the 2015 waters of the United States, or WOTUS, rule on Friday, suspending the implementation of the rule in […]
Cotton – Midsouth – Plant Bugs Moving, Bollworms Stage Big, Early Flight – AgFax
Cotton is squaring widely now and plant bugs are finding it. Abnormally large bollworm flight taking shape in parts of region, too.
