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"Unlike postemergence soybean herbicides, there are a large number of herbicides available beyond glyphosate products for weed control in corn," says Legleiter. "The large number of products is a positive when considering glyphosate-resistance...

Specifically, the combination of the unusual weather and a need to get control of glyphosate-resistant weeds has increased the need to more closely scrutinize weed-management programs. Aerial imagery can provide feedback on the degree of weed pressure in a field. Early season weed...

Fri, 2012-05-11 13:10 Source: Purdue University   As grain farmers make the transition from planting corn to soybeans , Shaun Casteel, a Purdue Extension soybean specialist, says they need to keep a few basic principles in mind. Planting conditions and timing, seeding rates and...

"Alternative herbicides that use modes of action different than glyphosate can be effective in reducing the chances of developing weed resistance." Timing is crucial because applications need to be made before weeds get too tall and competitive, and corn hits its critical...

  Differentiation between traditional GE and new GE crops McGinnis and her fellow researchers also pointed out that many of the lawsuits used in their study demonstrate that APHIS failed to differentiate between traditional GE crops, such as corn, soybeans, and cotton, and new GE...

Wed, 2012-05-02 15:05 Corn and Soybean Digest From pest, disease and weed control to drought and heat tolerance, Syngenta is excited about their new and future product line up for corn and soybeans. David Morgan, region director with Syngenta, talks about what's...

"Time and time again we continue to show very good results from no-till and strip-till when corn follows soybeans or wheat in rotation," he says. "We've only been stymied a bit in no-till success for corn following corn on finely textured and poorly drained soils...

We've written ad nauseam about the need for soil-applied residual herbicides in soybeans to begin to slow the glyphosate-resistance weed outbreak in the Midwest. Unfortunately only 65% of farmers stated they are more likely to use herbicides with residual...

“But there’s little besides cultivation that will take out glyphosate- and glufosinate-resistant volunteer corn once it’s growing with planted corn.” • Earlier harvest. Jasa says that with continuous corn, there is an “N penalty,” meaning that toward the end of the season, “corn may...

Thu, 2012-03-01 11:44 Corn and Soybean Digest Liz Morrison   Two genes that help soybeans fend off aphids worked well in 2011, both as single and stacked traits. That’s according to a six-state study of soybeans with aphid resistance genes, known as Rag1 and Rag2...