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Gro Intelligence's yield models forecast an average corn yield of 190.73 bushels per acre in Minnesota, 175.83 bpa in Wisconsin and 182.33 bpa in Ohio. Soybean yields are expected to hit 49.98 bpa, 54.08 bpa and 53.80 bpa, respectively.

The goal is to extend the lifespan of current Bt proteins and protect the lone remaining Bt trait with no documented insect resistance in the U.S. -- Vip3A.

A judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said in his opinion it was time to stop the EPA's "patent evasion."

The outlook for most domestic wholesale fertilizer prices is steady to firm in the short term as supply and demand is mostly balanced.

A difficult decision looms for the Environmental Protection Agency as registrations for dicamba herbicides used with tolerant crops face a critical deadline.

Average retail fertilizer prices continued mostly higher the last week of July 2018.

Retail fertilizer prices refused to budge in the last week of July and farmers are beginning to reassess their purchasing strategies.

A tiny little fly is digging into soybean stems and causing misery for some Iowa soybean producers. Keep your eyes open for soybean gall midge while scouting.

Here's how to scout and control the corn pest.

Fertilizer prices continue their slow and steady march higher as retailers begin to release prices for fall applications.

Beware Bt-resistant bollworms, western bean cutworm, aphids, spider mites and the appearance of southern corn rust in the Midwest.

When dicamba damages trees, vegetables, fruits, flowers and other private property in rural communities, victims find little to no justice or compensation.

As drought worsens in the south and west, parts of the Midwest are recovering from record rainfalls. But a lucky few are looking at ideal growing conditions.

Average retail prices for most fertilizers continued to inch higher the second week of July 2018.

Step 1: Don't cook your sample in a hot pickup truck for two days before sending it in.

Fertilizer prices moved slightly higher in the first week of July, bucking seasonal trends that suggest prices should fall now that application season is over.

Domestic wholesale prices for most fertilizers are expected to remain stable due to weak crop prices and seasonally slow demand.

Japanese beetle damage can look horrifying, but it's often concentrated in the field edges. Assess carefully before spraying.

Not all corn disease can be treated in-season, but scout your fields and note which hybrids are showing infection.

Average retail prices for all fertilizers except anhydrous crept higher the fourth week of June 2018.

Waterlogged cornfields are leading to concerns about nitrogen availability, as well as triggering weed issues.

Drought and low commodity prices conspired to shrink winter wheat acres, but harvest is revealing a higher-quality crop than expected.

Reports of soybeans cupping from AMS, contact herbicides or plant stress are likely not accurate, scientists say.

The average retail price of most fertilizers moved slightly higher this week, but the overarching question in fertilizer markets is how much nitrogen leached from the soil during the past few weeks' heavy rains.

EPA hopes to make a decision by mid-August on whether or not to extend the registrations of XtendiMax, Engenia and FeXapan.