Should You Use Premix vs. Tank Mixed Ag Chemicals?
If you’re looking for ways to get the most from your input dollars, consider how premix or tank mixed formulations could add value to your operation.
If you’re looking for ways to get the most from your input dollars, consider how premix or tank mixed formulations could add value to your operation.
Are you planning to use many of the same chemicals (herbicides, insecticides or fungicides) that performed well for you this year? If so, you are probably not the only farmer who wants to get their hands on them. Consider purchasing your crop protection a
When you’re ready to place an order through FBN® to purchase crop protection or other inputs for your ag operation, you’ll need to choose a payment option on the checkout page to complete your order.
Learn how Canadian growers can control winter weeds and preserve soil health with successful herbicide applications post-harvest.
Bifenthrin is a broad-spectrum insecticide and miticide. In this post, learn how it works, how long it takes to work, application best practices, how to tank mix with bifenthrin, resistance management, and more.
GCS AzoxyProp and Quilt Xcel® are both broad-spectrum fungicides with preventative and curative properties, and are essentially the same in terms of their active ingredients and ingredient ratio. So what's the difference between the two fungicide options?
In this post, we’ll discuss the pros and cons of generic vs. branded herbicides, whether government agencies regulate generic herbicides, and generic herbicide alternatives.
Farmers confront many challenges as they strive for profitability, but the persistent and widespread lack of transparency in the chemical market quickly adds substantial costs to already expensive farming essentials.
Recent analysis reveals that across a wide range of ag chemical products, regardless of geography or product popularity, Canadian farmers continue to pay a wide range of prices for the same exact chem product.
Here are 10 helpful tips our team members and veterinary experts have shared in previously published FBN® blogs.