Crops department 

By: David Hest

Herbicide label changes

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Mixing it up 

By: David Hest

Many of the weed-control products for 2003 are new combinations of familiar ingredients.

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Weed-control prescriptions 

By: Wayne Wenzel

Five farmers outline their weed-control programs, and herbicide companies respond.

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Crops department 

Cruising for insects. Seed accreditation. Pioneer soybean trials. Label extension. Crop production readings. Herbicide Option. Iowa crop performance.

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Crops 

Control winter weeds. Cleaner combine grain. Less spraying time. Checking compaction. New hybrids....

Weed stopper 

By: by Wayne Wenzel

Lumax herbicide combines three modes of action....

Weed stopper 

By: Wayne Wenzel

Syngenta Crop Protection’s launch of Callisto broadleaf corn herbicide last season was the company's most successful product launch ever, garnering 4...

Crops department 

Planting wisely. Eliminate download time. Check your crop risks. Double-acting fungicide. New herbicide formulation....

The lone danger 

By: by Gil Gullickson

Overuse of a single herbicide can render that tool useless....

Dj vu all over again? 

By: by David Hest

A handful of new or derivative corn and soybean herbicides will be available across the Corn Belt this year....

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