Chemicals

Learn why post-wheat-harvest burndown beats fall timing for weed control and wheat curl mite prevention. Get the herbicide and adjuvant program that works.

When to apply, whether to go curative or preventive, and how to build a tank mix that handles both insects and disease in one pass — here's what growers need to know before they spray this season.

Explore spraying strategies to minimize spray drift, improve crop yield and keep your neighbors happy. 

Don't let hard water or waxy leaves waste your chemical investment. Learn how surfactants, MSOs, and water conditioners solve the physics of herbicide failure.

Learn how agricultural adjuvants like surfactants and crop oils improve chemical performance. Boost your spray efficacy and save on input costs with FBN.

It’s important to consider product formulations, including active and inactive ingredients, when making comparisons. Let’s compare two popular FBN® herbicides: Willowood Glyphosate 5 and Willowood Glyphosate 6.

This article is a deep dive into Inhabit P, a concentrated microhumate-bonded phosphorus product, and how it — combined with Zinc EPC, a peptide-chelated zinc — stacks up against traditional in-furrow starters like 10-34-0.

An often overlooked — yet critical — step in starting the new season strong is a proper spring burndown.

Learn how crop nutrition products can help prevent yield loss through soil nitrogen efficiency, root growth, chemical and weather stress, and more.

Soygreen® and Farmers First™ Iron EPC™ are possible solutions to Iron Deficiency Chlorosis (IDC), a common issue when growing soybeans in high pH soils. IDC is the result of iron tie up in the soil that prevents the crop from being able to utilize iron.