Ahead of the impending impacts of El Niño and La Niña this growing season, the 2024 Weather Outlook Webinar highlights potential market effects farmers should look out for and shares both proactive and reactive agronomic strategies farmers can implement to protect crop health and overall yield. This
Rarely do El Niño and La Niña change so quickly within the same year, but now Canadian farmers are bracing for opposing climate patterns that have the potential to trigger extreme weather events, potentially impacting crop production. Learn how these climate changes could affect your operation in th
Rarely do El Niño and La Niña change so quickly within the same year, but now farmers are bracing for opposing climate patterns that have the potential to trigger extreme weather events, potentially impacting crop production. Learn how these climate changes could affect your operation in the free FB
This guide includes the following sections: What Are Biostimulants?, Why Do Farmers Use Biostimulants?, , , Types of Biostimulants, Biostimulant Application Best Practices, Buy Biostimulants from FBN Direct® What Are Biostimulants? The 2018 Farm Bill offered the first legal definition of a biostimul
Lambsquarters, scientifically known as Chenopodium album , is a worldwide threat to wheat crops. As a farmer or agronomist, understanding the impact of lambsquarters on wheat can help you make informed decisions about your weed management strategies, ensuring the health and productivity of your whea
Wild Buckwheat, or Polygonum convolvulus , is more than just an invasive weed. It poses a significant threat to wheat crops by competing for resources. Its rapid growth and climbing habit allow it to overshadow wheat plants, blocking sunlight and reducing photosynthesis. The weed's extensive root sy
Soybeans, a globally significant cash crop, face a myriad of threats, from pests to diseases. Among these threats, lambsquarters ( Chenopodium album ), also known as goosefoot and pigweed, stands out as a common weed with the potential to significantly hinder soybean yield and quality. With its high
Fusarium stalk rot, a fungal disease that primarily targets corn stalks but can also affect roots, ears and leaves, is triggered by several species of the Fusarium genus, particularly Fusarium verticillioides and Fusarium subglutinans. Fusarium stalk rot can cause substantial yield losses due to pre
Diplodia stalk rot, a disease instigated by the fungus Stenocarpella maydis , can cause stalk rot, leaf blight and ear rot, resulting in up to 50% yield loss in severe cases. The disease can weaken the stalk, making the plant susceptible to lodging. It can also hinder the plant's ability to transpor
Anthracnose stalk rot, instigated by the fungus Colletotrichum graminicola , is a widespread and damaging corn disease. It flourishes in environments with high humidity and temperature, the perfect breeding ground for the fungus. Impacting the stalk's strength and integrity, Anthracnose stalk rot-in