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Arkansas Row Crops · Apr 18, 2023

What Early Corn Planting Means for Arkansas Farmers This Season

Could this be the year of record early corn planting in Arkansas? As farmers across the state begin to plant, the discussion highlights significant regional differences in planting progress due to recent rainfall and...

Arkansas Row Crops · Mar 13, 2023

What Herbicide Shortages Mean for Arkansas Farmers This Season

As farmers gear up for the planting season, a significant shortage of sharpen herbicide is raising concerns about effective burndown strategies. The discussion highlights the reliance on sharpen for controlling troublesome broadleaf weeds and...

Arkansas Row Crops · May 19, 2022

How Rainfall Patterns Are Impacting Herbicide Activation in Arkansas

What happens when rainfall patterns shift dramatically during planting season? In Arkansas, farmers are facing challenges with activating residual herbicides due to recent dry spells following a wet period. Experts discussed the importance of...

Arkansas Row Crops · May 11, 2022

Why Sedge Control Is a Growing Concern for Arkansas Farmers

What if the weeds you thought were under control are actually thriving? This episode dives into the rising issue of sedge control in Arkansas, particularly yellow nutsedge, which has been proliferating due to favorable...

Arkansas Row Crops · May 4, 2022

How Wet Weather is Shaping Weed Control Strategies in Arkansas

As wet weather continues to impact Arkansas, farmers are facing significant challenges in managing weeds effectively. The discussion highlights the importance of applying herbicides even as planting windows close, emphasizing that tilling alone may...

Arkansas Row Crops · Mar 30, 2022

What New Insights on Herbicide Resistance Mean for Arkansas Farmers?

What if the weeds you thought you could control are becoming resistant? Recent discussions highlight the growing challenges of herbicide-resistant weeds in Arkansas, particularly in corn, cotton, and soybean crops. Experts emphasize the importance...

Arkansas Row Crops · Mar 9, 2022

What Early Corn Planting Risks Should Arkansas Farmers Consider?

As Arkansas farmers gear up for corn planting, the weather's unpredictability raises questions about the risks of early planting. Experts discuss best management practices, emphasizing the importance of soil conditions and the potential impact...

Arkansas Row Crops · Feb 16, 2022

What Herbicide Shortages Mean for Your Burndown Strategy

As herbicide shortages loom, farmers are left wondering how to adapt their burndown strategies effectively. The discussion highlights the impact of limited availability of key herbicides like glyphosate and clethodim, prompting a shift towards...

Arkansas Row Crops · Feb 15, 2022

How Rising Fertilizer Prices Are Shaping Crop Decisions

As farmers gear up for planting season, the surge in fertilizer prices is creating significant uncertainty. Recent discussions highlight that the costs of key fertilizers have more than doubled over the past year, with...

Arkansas Row Crops · Aug 20, 2021

How New Weed Management Techniques Are Changing Crop Outcomes

What if the way we manage weeds could drastically change crop yields? In this episode, experts discuss novel techniques for controlling weed seed banks, focusing on the challenges posed by herbicide-resistant species like waterhemp...

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