Crop protection tips, product solutions and industry insights to help ag retailers serve their customers.
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Temperature inversions can create undesirable conditions for herbicides applications.
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Inputs & Insights
Crop protection tips, product solutions and industry insights to help ag retailers serve their customers.
Management Tips
On-farm best practices for maximizing yield and profitability
Resistance Management Practices
Learn about resistance management best practices with the Enlist® weed control system in this short video.
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Early Emerging Weeds to Beat
Giant ragweed, lambsquarters and Canada thistle are three of the most resilient early season weeds for which your customers should keep watch.
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The latest on crop protection products that can solve customers’ challenges
Industry Insights
Crop protection success stories and tips for connecting with customers
Help Customers Save Money With Prepay Program
The TruChoice® offer is open for the 2025 crop season, which means your customers can save on hundreds of crop protection products when they fund a prepay account.
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5 Takeaways from 2024 Enlist® Field Reports
Wondering how you can improve weed control next year? Get insights from the Enlist® field specialist team.
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Stay current with up-to-date farming trends. These short segments feature experts from Corteva Agriscience talking about a variety of corn and soybean topics with Brownfield Ag Radio’s Mark Dorenkamp.
Field Facts
Tools to identify and control the weeds, diseases and pests that threaten yield
Field Facts: Woolly Cupgrass
Woolly cupgrass poses a greater challenge compared with typical grass weeds due to its prolonged emergence patterns, larger seed reserves and the ability to sprout from greater soil depths.
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Field Facts: Septoria Brown Spot
Septoria brown spot is one of the most common and earliest-emerging soybean leaf diseases.
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Field Facts: Velvetleaf
This summer annual weed is commonly found stealing yield in corn and soybean fields across the Midwest.
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