Pests
Crop Disease
Think applying an insecticide to your soybean field automatically pays for itself? You would be mistaken. University of Illinois Extension field crops entomologist Nick Seiter says it does not.
New regulations aim to reduce the threat from Prince Edward Island while allowing safe trade to continue.
EPA approval clears the way for a new treatment designed to help citrus trees fight greening disease.
Vylor will take over the seed business while Corteva focuses on crop protection.
Excess moisture is increasing disease pressure across the Corn Belt as growers monitor southern rust, tar spot, stalk health, and harvest conditions.
Seven counties have confirmed the disease following its first detection earlier this month.
New USDA data show growers rely on layered pest management strategies alongside crop protection products.
Helena remains focused on developing practical technologies that address the challenges growers face while delivering measurable value in the field.
The court ruled in Durnell v. Monsanto, which involved Roundup and state-level warning requirements, that the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act preempts state failure-to-warn claims that conflict with federal labeling decisions.
Stratovation Group says biologicals are becoming more integrated into crop production decisions.