Bayer said it will review the future of its Roundup and other glyphosate-based weedkillers in the U.S. residential market after a judge rejected a $2 billion plan to settle future claims alleging the herbicide causes cancer. The company said it will continue to supply glyphosate products for agricultural users.
No-tillers can get a premium for growing non-GMO soybeans — but not if herbicide resistant weeds win out. Step up to the challenge with advice from weed scientist Mark Loux.
The increasing incidence of herbicide-resistant weeds is a headache for many no-tillers, but for those trying to deliver product for the growing non-GMO market, it’s especially challenging.
What does weed control for agriculture look like in the not-so-distant future? While many are spraying and praying for the next novel active ingredient that can be inserted into their existing weed control program, others are looking to technology, says Washington State University.
Water used to make itself nice and comfortable in many of our fields. Too comfortable. Rain and snowmelt would result in ponding that would delay field work or kill crops.
With much of South Dakota continuing to experience moderate-to-extreme drought conditions, black grass bugs could become a concern in some areas, says South Dakota State University Extension.
Mexico's plan to phase out glyphosate is back on track after a Mexican court reversed a temporary reprieve Bayer received in its legal challenge to a government plan to prohibit the herbicide.
I look forward to someday sitting on my porch drinking a glass of bourbon made from corn and rye grown on my farm and smoking a cigar made entirely from tobacco I produced. To get there, I need to deliver near-perfect grains and leaves in an area that not so long ago was considered unfit for row crops.
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