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Arkansas Row Crops · Jul 24, 2023
What if your late-season weed control options are more limited than you think? In this episode, experts discuss the challenges of late-season herbicide applications for rice in Arkansas, particularly focusing on the impact of...
Arkansas Row Crops · Jul 24, 2023
Could rising bollworm populations in Arkansas crops signal a shift in pest management strategies? Recent discussions highlight the increasing presence of bollworms in cotton and soybeans, with reports of variable infestations across the state....
Arkansas Row Crops · Jul 14, 2023
As farmers grapple with moderate stink bug pressure, the urgency for effective control methods is rising. Recent discussions highlight the uncertainty surrounding the Section 18 exemption for Indigo, which could provide a crucial solution...
Arkansas Row Crops · Jun 30, 2023
As farmers grapple with weed control, the question of pigweed resistance looms large. Recent discussions highlight the ongoing struggle with pigweed, barnyard grass, and goosegrass in Arkansas, particularly in northeast regions where environmental conditions...
Arkansas Row Crops · Jun 1, 2023
What if the herbicides meant to control weeds are actually harming your crops? This episode dives into the challenges Arkansas farmers are facing with ALS herbicide injuries, particularly in rice and soybeans. The discussion...
Arkansas Row Crops · May 2, 2023
As farmers gear up for the cotton planting season, the pressure is mounting to effectively manage late-season weed control. The discussion highlights the ongoing challenges with herbicide resistance, particularly with ryegrass and pigweed, which...
Arkansas Row Crops · Apr 28, 2023
What happens when soybean planting accelerates ahead of schedule? With 34% of Arkansas soybeans already planted compared to just 11% last year, farmers are facing new challenges in weed control. The discussion emphasizes the...
Arkansas Row Crops · Apr 7, 2023
What if planting soybeans earlier could revolutionize weed control? In a recent discussion, experts highlighted the increasing trend of early soybean planting, which is gaining traction in both Arkansas and Illinois. This shift is...
Arkansas Row Crops · Mar 23, 2023
What if the weather conditions you ignore could lead to unintended consequences in your fields? In the latest episode, experts discuss the critical role temperature inversions play in pesticide applications, particularly in Arkansas. They...
Arkansas Row Crops · Mar 13, 2023
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 · Sep 15, 2022
Could the rise of ryegrass resistance change how Arkansas farmers manage their crops? Recent discussions reveal alarming trends in glyphosate and imazamox resistance among Italian ryegrass populations across the Delta. Graduate student Lou Adams...
Arkansas Row Crops · Aug 26, 2022
As soybean harvest approaches, the timing of harvest aids is crucial to avoid significant yield reductions. The discussion highlights the importance of applying harvest aids at the right growth stage, particularly around R6.5 to...