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The International Trade Centre published an analysis on August 4 quantifying the damage from the Strait of Hormuz disruption, finding that urea fertilizer exports from Hormuz-depen

Soilborne diseases require more than a single fungicide application. Discover four principles that can help build a stronger, more consistent season-long disease management program

Winter lawn prep starts in fall. Learn how to prepare your lawn for winter with these smart expert-backed lawn maintenance tips.

Every acre sprayed on the farm is an investment. But even the best herbicide, fungicide or insecticide can't deliver its full value if a few overlooked details chip away at perform

Every season brings a different set of challenges for farmers. This year, one of the biggest changes in the market is Syngenta's upcoming phasing-out of paraquat production, affect

When disease pressure moves into his northeast Iowa cornfields, Aurora farmer Mike Jenks focuses on how to achieve the best spray coverage, dialing in three factors: nozzles, carri

Soybean cyst nematode (SCN) is the leading yield-limiting soybean disease in the U.S. and Canada, with estimated losses exceeding 125 million bushels annually. The pest has been de

Choosing the right fertilizer depends on the type of crop, growth stage, and soil condition. Different crops have different nutrient requirements, and using the correct fertilizer

New fungicide chemistry from Ichor Ag can deliver 99% disease control at half the Mancozeb load, the company says, a claim aimed squarely at the regulatory squeeze closing around t

A yeast-based biological program reduced grapevine downy mildew severity on grape bunches by up to 74% over two years of field trials in southern Italy, according to researchers at

Growers have traditionally compared phosphate fertilizers by price per ton. But the more meaningful question is how much of the applied phosphorus actually becomes available to the

University of Georgia Extension Weed Scientist Stanley Culpepper has a message for U.S. farmers watching new herbicide technologies move through the regulatory pipeline: be sure to