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As the season progresses we've switched gears to look ahead to Fall Burndown Applications in this week's poll question. With over 1,300 responses, just shy of half of FBN members who responded (48%) say they are planning some sort of fall herbicide application. Of those, 65% plan to incorporate residual herbicides. A state-by-state view can be seen in the map attached.…

This week we turned our pest poll focus to two insects we hadn't yet covered this year, but tend to be perennial problems at this point on the calendar. With a record 1,800+ members responding it's clear that Grasshoppers and Japanese Beetles are at least starting to grab the attention of growers across the country.…

With numerous reports of insect pressure on the rise, FBN conducted another Pest Poll on July 25. The full results from the over 1,200 FBN members who responded can be seen on the maps attached to this post.…

This week we had the chance to poll FBN members on the presence of Spider Mites and Soybean Aphids in this year’s crops. Complete results are available in the maps below. With over 1,200 responses it would appear Spider Mites are starting to become more prevalent across the western plains and California while instances elsewhere and of Soybean Aphid remain scattered.…

f2f1g-011 planted 5-22 western ny. Lookin good so far

The 2024 season has seen its fair share of challenges so far with different weather, disease, and insect patterns across the country. One important observation has been the development of Southern Rust and Tar Spot in corn a few weeks earlier than average in many states.…

is it required to add any additional surfactant to the glyslofinate 150

As we progress into the heart of the 2024 growing season many outlets and experts are beginning to express concerns around a potential increase in instances of significant disease and insect pressures due to a mild winter and wet spring.…

how good do u need to clean out Enlist One before going to non Enlist corn? Isn’t it technically just a safer form of 2-4d?

beans got a good stand on em for only being 2 weeks in🚜