Crops department

By: FIN Staff

Wal-Mart on GM "In order to feed the growing world, we need strong food safety regulations, and we need genetically modified products, and we support...

Weed control rookies

By: Rhonda J. Brooks

We asked companies, weed specialists and dealers to judge last year's crop of new herbicides. Here's the scouting report.Tracking the multitude of available...

Crops department

By: FIN Staff

Correction An item in our January issue, page 70h, about Novartis's AgriFit program should have read "all prices for NK-brand seed will remain virtually...

Communication department

By: Fin Staff

e-neighbors "They [other farmers using the Internet] help me with drainage tiles or overhauling a tractor. It's like an electronic barn raising." - Dennis...

Glyphomania 2000

By: Kurt Lawton

Soybean herbicide update Despite an uncertain grower commitment to biotech beans, new products, programs and rebates that target your Roundup-built acres...

Crops department

By: FIN Staff

Demand for GM grains "[Demand for non-genetically modified grains] is by far the minority. We currently estimate it at around 2 to 2_1/2% of total export...

10 Ways to cut herbicide costs

By: Rhonda J. Brooks

Selecting a cheap herbicide-control program this year could turn into an expensive decision. If rescue treatments are needed, costs can soar. But a dim...

Corn herbicides 2000

By: Kurt Lawton

Astute buyers profitWhether you're using GM seed or not, match weeds to deals to save yield.If you fear herbicide labels, weed biology, sprayer precision...

Mixing Roundup and residual

By: Karen McMahon

New herbicide premixes with Pursuit and Scepter are ready for 2000.Soybean growers may choose two new herbicides from American Cyanamid for use on Roundup...

More Roundup

By: Business of Buying

Monsanto continues to license and/or supply competitors with glyphosate for the 2000 season. American Cyanamid is the seventh company aligning with Roundup...