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Greenleaf Technologies launches TipGuard System to protect nozzles

Covington, Louisiana-based Greenleaf Technologies has introduced its new TipGuard System. Designed to fit the company’s popular AirMix low-pressure air injection nozzles, the system protects vulnerable spray tips from damage caused by contact with obstacles. “It’s not uncommon for spray nozzles to...

University of Arkansas’ new soybean breeder returns to alma mater

Leandro Mozzoni, a University of Arkansas alumnus, returned to his alma mater as the new soybean breeder with the goal of accelerating the state's breeding program. “Coming from the private sector, I have a focus toward developing products,” Mozzoni said...

University of Missouri scientists map two more soybeans

University of Missouri scientists have created a genetic map of two more soybeans, providing additional information that will aid future breeding of varieties with improved traits. Until this most recent gene sequencing, only one cultivar — Williams 82 — had...

BASF modifies rewards program for Arkansas because of dicamba ban

BASF has modified its Grow Smart Rewards program to reflect the Arkansas dicamba application ban in place from April 16 through Oct. 31. Engenia, BASF's dicamba herbicide that is paired with Xtend soybeans and XtendFlex cotton varieties, is one of...

K-State researchers crack pigweed resistance code

A team led by Kansas State University researchers has cracked the genetic code about how Palmer amaranth quickly grows resistant to glyphosate herbicide. The findings could have broad implications for agriculture and other industries, according to a university news release. Their...

DowDuPont announces new name for ag division spin off

The agricultural division of DowDuPont, the company created when Dow and DuPont merged, will have a new name come this summer – Corteva Agriscience. As part of the merger, three divisions will be created. DowDuPont expects to spin off the...

A cold shoulder

Freezing winter temperatures should help knock down redbanded stink bug populations. By Vicky Boyd Editor Sub-freezing winter temperatures throughout much of the South and Mid-South likely knocked down redbanded stink bug populations, prompting cheers from growers and consultants who have battled the...

Helm Agro launches three herbicides for soybeans

Tampa, Florida-based Helm Agro US has launched four new herbicides, of which three are registered for use in soybeans. • Quiz herbicide is a single-pass tool for controlling annual and perennial grasses in soybeans, cotton, canola, dry beans, sugar beets,...

University of Arkansas’ Jason Norsworthy honored for weed resistance work

University of Arkansas weed scientist Jason Norsworthy received the Outstanding Research Award during the recent Weed Science Society of America's Annual Meeting in Arlington, Virginia. He also was named a WSSA Fellow, the society's highest recognition. In presenting the Oustanding...

EPA clears handful of Syngenta herbicides as XtendiMax, Engenia tankmix partners

The Environmental Protection Agency has approved a handful of herbicides from Syngenta as tankmix partners for two of the three new dicamba formulations — XtendiMax with VaporGrip Technology and Engenia. Once posted on www.XtendiMaxApplicationRequirements.com and www.EngeniaTankMix.com, the tankmix partners will be...

Texas A&M combines two programs to help reduce dicamba drift

Making sure producers with the new auxin-tolerant technologies do a good job minimizing drift and volatility goes far beyond just their soybean or cotton fields. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service personnel are extending the education to producers with sensitive...

Plan to attend this year’s Mid-South Farm & Gin Show

The Mid-South Farm and Gin Show, planned for March 2-3 at the Cook Convention Center in Memphis, Tennessee, features a host of educational seminars and workshops as well as the ever-popular trade show. Carl Brothers, senior vice president and chief...

Got bugs? There’s an app for that

Got bugs? There's an app for that. The University of Tennessee recently launched a Web-based field guide to aid in identifying soybean insect pests. The website performs like a smartphone app wherever you have cellular service and provides general information about...

Six named to Arkansas Ag Hall of Fame

The Arkansas Agriculture Hall of Fame will induct six new members at a ceremony, March 2, at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Little Rock. Once the new class is seated, the Hall of Fame will have 164 members. The most...

Nine Arkansas growers top 100 bushels/acre in Grow for the Green contest

Nine Arkansas growers topped 100 bushels per acre in the 2017 Grow for the Green Soybean Yield Contest sponsored by the Arkansas Soybean Promotion Board and the Arkansas Soybean Association. The contest divided Arkansas soybean producers into eight groups, seven geographic...

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