The EPA issued a final decision to approve Liberty Ultra (glufosinate-P), making it the first herbicide with a label for agronomic crops that follows the principles outlined in the EPA’s Herbicide Strategy, which is intended to help herbicide registrations comply with Endangered Species Act requirements.

The new soybean seed, with Enlist E3 technology, is available starting with the 2021 planting season.

Jody Wynia, U.S. Soybean marketing manager for BASF, discusses the reasons behind the growth in usage of Credenz soybeans by U.S. farmers, as well as the new varieties being launched that have herbicide tolerance to both Liberty herbicide (glufosinate) and glyphosate.

A farmer asks North Dakota State why his herbicide application did not kill lambsquarters and asks for suggestions to achieve control with glufosinate.

For the 2016 growing season, Bayer CropScience is expanding the Credenz soybean seed brand nationally, with offerings in most the U.S. soybean production regions.