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New Bayer Product Launching Soon
Convintro herbicide will target tough-to-control weeds such as water hemp and palmer amaranth. In this episode of Managing for Profit, Jody Gander, the technical manager for crop protection at Bayer Crop Science, explains more. The post New Bayer Product Launching Soon appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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59th National Farm Machinery Show Kicks Off in Louisville
59th National Farm Machinery Show Kicks Off in Louisville  CropLife
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Georgia lifts suspension of poultry activities after extensive bird flu testing finds no additional cases
Georgia lifts suspension of poultry activities after extensive bird flu testing finds no additional cases  AccuWeather
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Aggregate supports success in commercial farming
Aggregate supports success in commercial farming  Farmers Review Africa
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‘All About Phosphorus’: Feb. 18 Nutrient Management Conference
ST. CLOUD, Minn. — The 17th annual Nutrient Management Conference will be held in St. Cloud, Minn. on Tuesday, February 18. For the first time, the conference will focus entirely on one nutrient: phosphorus. “There is a lot of research on phosphorus being conducted in Minnesota and across the Midwest, so we thought that this…
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Can Planting of Cereal Rye Mitigate Corn Seedling Disease, Yield Drag?
AMES, Iowa — Thursday, February 13 at 1 p.m. CT, Iowa Learning Farms, in partnership with the Iowa Nutrient Research Center, is hosting a free virtual field day on Thursday, February 13 at 1 p.m. CT. Join us for a live discussion with Alison Robertson, Iowa State University Plant Pathology, Entomology and Microbiology Professor, and Peter O’Brien, United States Department of…
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Farm income to increase in 2025 thanks to federal aid
Farm income to increase in 2025 thanks to federal aid  Farm Talk
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Adastrio® Fungicide Now Approved for Soybeans, Unlocks Rotation Flexibility
The EPA recently approved a label expansion for Adastrio® fungicide to now include soybeans as a labeled crop. With this label expansion, growers who applied Adastrio fungicide to corn fields in the previous season can now plant soybeans the following season without observing the 12-month plant-back interval that was previously required. This update provides growers with…
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Weed specialist says kochia could be problematic for spring planting
A Kansas State University weed specialist says farmers should keep an eye out for the emergence of kochia, an invasive summer annual that can lead to reduced crop yields. Sarah Lancaster tells Brownfield why it can be problematic for growers. “In the fall it breaks off at the surface of the soil and tumbles across…
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National Farm Machinery Show Celebrates Record Exhibitor Loyalty
National Farm Machinery Show Celebrates Record Exhibitor Loyalty  CropLife
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Call it ‘climate smart’ or ‘sustainable,’ the end goal is the same
Call it ‘climate smart’ or ‘sustainable,’ the end goal is the same  Farm Progress
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2024 crops might influence 2025’s potential
Soybean research specialist Shawn Conley with the University of Wisconsin says the 2024 crop might have a big impact on the 2025 crop because of low moisture levels at harvest time, so farmers should check a few more things including the seed germ before planting season begins.  The post 2024 crops might influence 2025’s…
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Make the most of NFMS: 5 tips for enjoying the latest ag equipment, technology
Make the most of NFMS: 5 tips for enjoying the latest ag equipment, technology  Agri-News
