Emily Unglesbee

Soybean growers use alternative weed control methods in the face of spreading herbicide resistance.

Three contest entries broke the 200-bushel barrier this year; the National Wheat Yield Contest also continues to recognize growers who far exceed county averages.

November greeted farmers with rain, snow, harvest delays and a growing fall to-do list.

Growers need to manage cover crops, weeds, soil fertility and field repairs on those record prevented planted acres.

More weather extremes and warmer average temperatures have been a boon to certain insects and diseases of agricultural row crops.

Winter annual weed seed is plentiful this fall, after a wet spring delayed spring and summer herbicide applications.

So far, EPA and dicamba registrants seem prepared to accept Illinois' new dicamba restrictions, which suggests other states may follow suit.

Growers have up to seven different types of herbicide-tolerant traits to choose from for their 2020 soybean crop.

Prioritize harvest, adjust combine settings and brace for wet, low-quality grain, experts warn.

Farmers have a lot of questions and concerns about outcome-based pricing. Here's what Bayer had to say.

Bayer is focused on launching new crop varieties, pricing models and companies, while defending its flagship herbicide.

Most Midwest growers are stalled by immature crops, but corn harvest is well underway in the Southern states.

Wet, immature or moldy grain may complicate grain-drying operations this fall.

Between disease and poor planting conditions, many stalks may not stay standing until combines roll this year.

Here's a quick refresher on exactly how cold temperatures affect immature corn and soybeans.

Insecticide and fungicide seed treatments rarely pay off for soybean farmers, according to a new meta-study.

After two years of clean fields, weed escapes are catching eyes in some Xtend crop fields.

Will corn and soybean finish before a freeze? And how do farmers stay sane waiting for that verdict?

Like many in agriculture, Justin McMechan hopes 2019 was an outlier -- a freak season that won't be repeated anytime soon.

Don't assume Bt traits will protect your field corn from damage.

Don't assume Bt traits will protect your field corn from damage.

Unlike last year, the EPA is not receiving routine updates from states on dicamba problems, even as injury complaints hit record levels in at least one state this summer.