Analyzing more than two decades of Wisconsin soybean planting progress (2000-2022) Tatiane Severo coolbean.info/2023/05/11/ana…

Weed scientists continue to discuss best management practices of resistant weeds, now focusing on the impact of various application timings. And the consensus is, the easiest weed to control is the one you never see. Start, stay, and end clean by layering residual herbicides.

We realize each grower is unique, and so is their operation; you need a partner who understands your challenges. Through our OpenAg® purpose, we are not only listening to growers' needs, but using the insights gained to collaborate and create sustainable solutions for the future.

Field crop fungicide efficacy charts at cropprotectionnetwork.org/news/fungicide… Keep pest resistance in mind when considering application. Gotta keep these tools working! Ed Sikora Tom Allen Yuan Zeng Maíra Duffeck 🌾🍄🦠🔎🔬💻📊👩‍🔬👩🏼‍💻 Kiersten Wise Travis Faske Darcy Telenko Damon L. Smith @UDPlantPath

Hear our technical services manager, Kip Jacobs, discuss the co-crystalization technology that provides increased stability across soil types in PREVIEW™ 2.1 SC herbicide. Learn more about PREVIEW 2.1 SC herbicide — the superior solution for weed control: bit.ly/3N0usJn

Layering residual herbicides with multiple modes of action can ensure effective weed control throughout the season & we have the pictures to prove it! Check out this article to see them for yourself, & learn more about the benefits of herbicide layering: bit.ly/3NfzqAJ.

Join farmdoc daily for a webinar on Tuesday, Sept. 12 to learn more about waterhemp resistance to herbicides. Waterhemp is a troublesome weed that has developed resistance to #herbicides across #Illinois and other states. Register here: go.illinois.edu/Waterhemp

A nice article regarding herbicide resistance with quotes from some great members of the crop protection industry, and myself. Also a link embedded in the article, to a podcast I did discussing the importance of preemergence herbicides. UPL United States

Fantastic data from the UW-Madison weeds group. Please reference the pdf for fantastic illustration of what UPL products can provide to your operation’s weed control program this season. UPL United States

AAI Show in Altoona, IA February 12-13! Ill be giving a NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH update during our UPL sponsored breakout (7:30-9 PM, Feb 12) that you should not miss. Join us to learn more about how UPL continues to develop industry leading crop protection solutions. UPL United States

Spring burndown applications are upon us. Add a foundational residual to your tank. PREVIEW 2.1 SC offers: - patented, highly concentrated formulation - superior crop safety and extended residual control - SC formulation allows for tank-mix flexibility with burndown herbicides

Interested to learn about Jose Junior Nunes' PhD research investigating the implications of cereal rye #covercrop adoption for #pigweed (Amaranthus spp.) management in #soybean production regions across the U.S.? Join us on March 14th at 9 AM (central time) via Zoom!

It’s POST-emergence herbicide application season, time of year to carefully select nozzles that provide good coverage & low drift potential. Study by Nikola Arsenijevic (glufosinate, 15 GPA, ~36 PSI, 6 mph avg wind speed). Always check the pesticide label for recommended nozzles.

From left to right: XR, AIXR & TTI nozzle treatments (15 GPA, ~36 PSI, 6 mph avg wind speed).

There is weed control, and then there is weed management. Start clean, stay clean, END CLEAN. UPL United States #preview2.1sc #intermoc #bringbacktheyellows

Another year same results from Preview 2.1 SC. Contact your local UPL United States rep for more information and 2024 performance updates!!!

Agronomic Reminder: Not all 2,4-D products are the same. The symptomology in the pictures is the result of the wrong product, wrong rate, and wrong cropping interval ahead of Enlist E3 soybeans. ALWAYS READ AND FOLLOW LABEL DIRECTIONS

Putting herbicide mixtures to work!

The “coming soon” corn preemergence herbicide showing out in Michigan. This product contains a brand new AI to the corn market brought to you by UPL United States . Photo taken 80 days after treatment. Field has received ~20” rain since application.

About 12% of corn in the 18 top-producing states is planted, according to Dept. of Agriculture. Explore how biologicals are working to foster early-season growth and support the soil microbiome with Agronomist Kip Jacobs. #plant25