Enlist corn will be commercially available in the U.S. for the 2018 growing season after the Ministry of Agriculture of the People’s Republic of China approved the import of grain produced from corn containing the Enlist trait.

If you haven't calibrated your sprayer yet, take care of this important task if you want to effectively protect your crops against weeds, insects and diseases, says Ohio State University Extension.

North Dakota State University Extension covers discussions in the farm community that humic acid has been suggested as a herbicide adjuvant to increase the activity of, and to improve the rain-fastness of translocated herbicides.

Headquartered in Bellefonte, Penn., ZedX’s expertise lies in the development of agronomic weather, crop and pest models that rapidly translate data into insights for more efficient agricultural production.

Tim Steunkel, marketing manager with TeeJet Technologies introduces the company's Turbo TeeJet induction nozzles, which are EPA approved for application of XtendiMax (Monsanto) and Engenia (BASF) on Dicamba tolerant crops. "The product allows for very coarse or ultracoarse droplets, which are often recommended for Dicamba applications, and offers drift control for both vapor and particle drift," Stuenkel says.

Here are some tips from Penn State University Extension on calibrating your sprayer this spring to save money and maximize results.

EPA administrator Scott Pruitt says by reversing the previous administration’s steps to ban one of the most widely used pesticides in the world, the agency is returning to using sound science in decision-making.