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Weed resistance concerns won’t slow down in 2014
Changes for 2014 weed management plans are going to be necessary for many farmers. Many signs are pointing to growing concerns with weed resistance for the 2014 growing season. According to a weed resistance survey conducted by BASF, 77% of growers plan to change their weed management program to address glyphosate resistance. More than two-thirds […]
Posted in Field Reports
Tagged application tips, crop scouting, insect management, planting, weed management
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Another beetle takeover?
Beetles once again sweeping across the country. Out in the fields, Japanese beetles are taking over and invading another industry, they are becoming all too common among your crops. Japanese beetles prey on a wide range of crops and are causing problems for many growers. Thankfully, the cooler temperatures from this year have slowed their […]
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Tagged crop scouting, insect management, sprayer fundamentals
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Look out for this year’s weeds and insects
Problems resulting from last year’s drought are far from over, and farmers will need to take necessary precautionary steps to stay on top of weed and insect management. If you haven’t already started planning your management program for this year, now is the time to start. One of the hardest challenges you will encounter with […]
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