Trait-Driven Herbicide Strategies for Soybeans
A practical guide to avoiding graminicide antagonism and optimizing weed control.
Understanding Rainfast Period
Check out our quick reference guide and know the product rainfastness before hitting the field this season.
By: Drew Thompson, TSA Eastern...
Clethodim and Enlist® herbicide antagonism on volunteer corn
Post emergent spraying of soybeans is underway, so a quick reminder of what to keep in mind to optimize volunteer corn control when spraying...
Rate ranges of graminicides
Understanding when to use a high vs low rate of graminicides can help you plan the best course of action ahead.
Determining the Right Pre-Harvest Interval
When problems pop up during the growing season, such as weeds, pests or crop disease, you’ll want to nip them in the bud early on to ensure your...
Cover Your Bases When Considering Cover Crops
Maximizing Herbicide Efficacy While Managing Cover Crop Constraints
Pest Profile: Waterhemp
Amaranthus tuberculatus
In Canada, there are 5 confirmed resistant populations of waterhemp (Gr 2, 5, 9, 14, 27).
All the populations...
The Grower’s Guide to Imazamox
For its tank-mixability, residual control and flexible re-cropping options, imazamox has become the go-to active for many pea and soybean growers...
Optimizing 2,4-D Ester Performance: Best Practices for Effective Weed and Alfalfa Control
Quick tips when considering 2,4-D Ester for deep rooted perennials, glyphosate resistant weeds and termination of alfalfa fields
Post-emergent spraying for grassy weeds in bean crops has started, and questions are arising over rate ranges
Both of ADAMA’s graminicide products ARROW ALL IN® (Clethodim) or LEOPARD® (quizalofop-P-ethyl) have rate ranges, but when is it best to use lower...