Kansas State University Extension discusses the results of research investigating the effects of irrigation timing on cotton lint yield and also corn yield when the two crops are grown with a shared water supply.

Bayer announced a series of agreements that will substantially resolve major outstanding Monsanto litigation, including cases involving U.S. Roundup product liability, dicamba drift and PCB water issues, bringing closure to approximately 75% of the current Roundup litigation involving approximately 125,000 filed and unfiled claims.

A federal judge in Sacramento granted Bayer's request to block the state from requiring the company or any businesses to label glyphosate products with a cancer warning.

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada is helping with the development of quinoa — which grows well in the fertile soils in western Canada — so the seed can develop into an economic opportunity for Canadian growers.

According to the latest USDA Crop Progress report, which was the first report of the year to begin tracking corn silking and soybean blooming, both are slightly ahead of last year's progress.

There was a great deal of action last Friday in the case that vacated the registrations of XtendiMax, Engenia, and FeXapan dicamba-based products. Despite a barrage of court filings on Friday, however, nothing has changed the current legal status of the dicamba products, says Ohio State University.

University of Nebraska Extension discusses how much irrigation water will the corn need during the vegetative growth stage to produce optimal yields.

The growth in cover cropping may soon hit a ceiling: planting millions of acres of cover crops will require huge extensions of land to produce cover crop seed. Between 3 and 6% of the 92 million acres of cropping land currently used for corn in the U.S. may be required to produce cover crop seed for that land area. Read more in this article from Seed World.