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Arkansas Row Crops · Aug 2, 2024

What Pest Pressures Are Emerging in Late Rice and Cotton?

As the growing season winds down, late-season pest pressures are becoming a significant concern for Arkansas farmers. Recent reports highlight the emergence of fall armyworms in late rice and increasing stink bug populations in...

Arkansas Row Crops · Jul 12, 2024

Are Armyworms and Stink Bugs Threatening Arkansas Crops This Summer?

Could this summer bring unexpected pest pressures for Arkansas crops? Recent reports indicate a significant uptick in armyworm populations in rice fields, particularly around Stuttgart South, prompting the use of a crisis exemption for...

Arkansas Row Crops · Jul 3, 2024

What Pest Pressures Are Emerging for Arkansas Rice and Beans?

As Arkansas crops enter a critical growth phase, pest pressures are becoming increasingly significant. This episode highlights the emergence of rice stink bugs, armyworms, and spider mites, with varying levels of infestation reported across...

Arkansas Row Crops · Jun 28, 2024

What Pest Pressures Are Farmers Facing This Summer?

As summer progresses, farmers are facing significant pest pressures that could impact their yields. Notably, fall armyworms are moving into fields, particularly in rice, where weevil populations are also being monitored. Stink bugs are...

Arkansas Row Crops · Jun 13, 2024

How Flood Timing Affects Weed Control in Arkansas Rice

What happens to weed control strategies when flooding rice fields? In this episode, experts discuss the critical pre-flood and post-flood weed management practices for rice in Arkansas. They highlight the evolution of weed control...

Arkansas Row Crops · Jun 7, 2024

What New Pest Pressures Are Emerging in Arkansas Crops?

As the growing season progresses, farmers are facing new pest pressures that could impact their yields. The discussion highlights the emergence of southwestern corn borers, which typically peak at the end of June, prompting...

Arkansas Row Crops · Jun 5, 2024

How Rain Delays Are Impacting Herbicide Applications in Arkansas

What happens when rain disrupts your carefully laid plans for herbicide applications? In this episode, experts discuss the challenges posed by recent weather conditions, particularly the impact of rain on herbicide treatments in Arkansas...

Arkansas Row Crops · May 31, 2024

What Early Season Pest Pressures Are Affecting Arkansas Crops?

What early season pest pressures are farmers facing in Arkansas? Recent reports indicate that rice water weevils are more prevalent this year, with farmers struggling to find larvae due to their small size early...

Arkansas Row Crops · May 24, 2024

How Herbicide Drift Is Complicating Crop Management This Season

As farmers face a complex season of crop management, herbicide drift is becoming a critical issue. The podcast discusses the challenges of managing herbicide applications, particularly with sensitive crops like rice and soybeans. With...

Arkansas Row Crops · May 16, 2024

What Are the Latest Strategies for Effective Rice Weed Control?

As rice planting ramps up in Arkansas, the challenges of effective weed control are becoming increasingly apparent. Dr. Ford Baldwin discusses the varying stages of rice planting and the importance of timely herbicide applications...

Arkansas Row Crops · Apr 29, 2024

What You Need to Know About Using Break in Rice

Could the use of Break herbicide in rice change the game for weed management? This episode dives into the recent registration of Break for rice and peanut crops, highlighting its effectiveness against resistant pigweed....

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