Emily Unglesbee

A look into how EPA's new policy of enforcing the Endangered Species Act will affect ag pesticides moving forward.

These four questions can help farmers in counties facing Enlist herbicide bans figure out how to proceed for the 2022 spray season.

EPA's new Enlist herbicide labels prohibit their use in dozens of counties, many of them concentrated in Arkansas, Florida, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Ohio and Texas.

The new Enlist labels have new measures aimed at reducing drift and runoff and protecting endangered species and pollinators.

Environmental groups are asking a federal court to kickstart a lawsuit demanding EPA vacate its 2020 dicamba registrations.

Weeds are finding additional ways to dodge herbicides.

An EPA report said the agency cannot move fast enough to make changes to dicamba use in 2022, despite acknowledging widespread off-target dicamba incidents in the 2021 season.

A Kansas family grew a 244-bushel-per-acre field of grain sorghum, topping the 2021 National Sorghum Yield contest and setting a record for dryland wheat in the western U.S.

Environmental groups are suing EPA over its continued silence on a petition filed four years ago, demanding the agency fully regulate pesticide-treated seed.

A field that hit 602.17 bushels per acre earned David Hula top yield honors once again in the 2021 National Corn Yield Contest.

Minnesota became the first state to try to define dicamba use in 2022, asking registrants to add Minnesota-specific cutoff dates and a temperature limit to the federal dicamba labels.

The market for products that claim to enhance fertilizer use is growing rapidly. How do farmers navigate it safely?

EPA reiterated that it finds the level of off-target dicamba damage in 2021 concerning but will not commit to a timeline for a decision on 2022 dicamba use.

Republican legislators sent a letter to EPA, criticizing the agency's recent regulatory moves on three ag pesticides, at a time when the agency is weighing potential changes to another herbicide -- dicamba.

Read up on pitfalls to avoid when storing pesticides for the first time or in greater volumes than normal.

EPA handed down the agency's first fine over illegal dicamba applications that took place in the 2020 spray season.

Scientists in Tennessee and Illinois have confirmed dicamba-resistant waterhemp populations.

Here's a collection of fall and spring weed control options for growers who are struggling to access key herbicides such as glyphosate, glufosinate or 2,4-D.

Here's how and why this insecticide is off the market.

In August 2021, EPA announced a new rule that will revoke all residue tolerances for chlorpyrifos.

Farmers are finding it hard to savor the success of the 2021 crop while watching costs for the next one soar.

Did you know your soils might already hold enough nitrogen to get wheat going?

Here are four questions that can help farmers adjust their fertilizer program, as prices soar and supplies tighten.

An Oregon winter wheat grower topped 192 bpa and a North Dakota spring wheat grower hit 122 bpa in the 2021 wheat yield contest, despite record heat and drought, respectively, in their regions.