Gene Study Could Spell Demise for Pigweed, Waterhemp
Scientists are getting closer to finding the genes for maleness in Palmer amaranth and waterhemp, which could enable new “genetic control” methods for the
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GOODBYE 2020: Promoting “The Cotton The World Trusts”
During 2020, Cotton Council International went virtual to maintain promotional programs and drive export growth of U.S. cotton fiber. The post GOODBYE 2020: Promoting
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Safety net programs: Survey markets before making selection
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MU entomologist lists pests to watch in 2021
University of Missouri Extension field crop entomologist Kevin Rice says Missouri soybean and corn growers should be on the lookout for growing populations of
Adoption of precision ag varies across generations
Photo courtesy University of Missouri Farmers who fear they are falling behind in farm technology might not be as behind as they think. Kansas
Companies introduce tires for agriculture
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Male weeds may hold key to their own demise
Researchers are a step closer to finding the genes for maleness in waterhemp and Palmer amaranth, which may lead to new genetic control methods
