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EPA Approves Enlist Duo in Additional States
Apr 7, 2015The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced its approval of Enlist Duo herbicide for use in additional states. Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Nebraska, Oklahoma and North Dakota now join the ...
Tags: Enlist Duo, local approvals, Agriculture
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Growers Are Advised to Start Using Clubroot-Resistant Varieties
Dec 26, 2013These varieties were seeded into a field known to have higher levels of clubroot. The variety on the left is resistant, the variety on the right is not. Clubroot resistance is an important part of clubroot management, and growers are ...
Tags: clubroot, clubroot resistance, clubroot-resistant varieties
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Cotton Growers Battled to Save Crops From Ravages of Glyphosate-Resistant Palmer Amaranth
Dec 25, 2013For nearly a decade, cotton growers have been battling to save crops from the ravages of glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth (Amaranthus palmeri). Though in many ways they are finally gaining the upper hand, experts with the Weed Science ...
Tags: herbicide resistance, Amaranthus palmeri, glyphosate-resistant
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Huegerich Has Reverted to His Daredevil Ways-Choosing What Kind of Corn to Plant
Dec 9, 2013One mainstream farmer is returning to conventional seed-and he's not alone As an invulnerable tween, Chris Huegerich, the child of a prosperous farming family, wiped out on his motorcycle in tiny Breda, Iowa. Forty years on, folks ...
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The Food Processing Industry Has Been Clever at Marketing Their Products
Nov 21, 2013The food processing industry and its raw food supplier allies have been clever at marketing their products as healthy while attacking the foods they replace as unhealthy. And it has worked both ways. Saturated fats including coconut oil ...
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The Center for Food Safety Creats Farmers Millions
May 30, 2013Please send a thank you note to Andrew Kimbrell, executive director, The Center for Food Safety, 660 Pennsylvania Ave. SE #302, Washington, D.C. 20003. Thank him for the opportunity to spend far more money than necessary to control weeds ...
Tags: Thank You Center, Food Safety, Farmer