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The short-term outlook for wholesale ammonia prices continues to be lower as suppliers battle over remaining spring demand, but wholesale prices for most other fertilizers are expected to remain steady in the short term.

Both weeds are starting to emerge later in the season, after post-emergence herbicides have run out of steam.

See a roundup of the latest research on rice in this week's Crop Tech Corner.

The spotted lanternfly is causing a stir on the East Coast, while the Asiatic garden beetle is already troubling some corn growers in the Midwest.

Five of the eight major fertilizer were once again higher in price compared to last month although none were up a considerable amount.

Farmers need to account for all nitrogen in their fields, not just the nitrate form.

Illinois experts team up to help you diagnose those sickly seedlings in your field.

Prices in the second week of May 2018 continue to be mostly higher, even though in the last few months, there have been signs that prices may be turning lower.

Enlist cotton acreage is set to reach 1.5 million acres in 2018, and Enlist corn hybrids are in their first year of commercialization. Don't let up on label compliance.

One man's engineering and business skills helped lift a town and its people.

Scientists are studying how roots help produce higher yields and better crops.

Corteva will combine its Enlist technology with the new rootworm mode of action, which is expected to hit fields in the early 2020s.

A restrictive label and summer weather could conspire to sideline your dicamba applications, so it would be wise to prepare.

Corn planting surged ahead in the past week, and soybeans are close behind. But some northern Midwest farmers are still stalled by wet weather.

Average retail prices for seven of the eight major fertilizers were once again higher than last month the first full week of May 2018, and five of the eight major fertilizers are now higher priced than a year ago.

There's only one way to tell if that missing corn plant is a victim of an insect, disease or planter skip, and that's to dig up seedlings.

Ag biotech companies are tweaking a plant's innate ability to convert sunlight, carbon dioxide and water into grain, with the goal of giant yield leaps in a single generation.

The DowDuPont merger is resulting in a tighter focus of seed product portfolios and a broadening of retail and licensing opportunities.

The company cited low demand, but growing U.S. insect resistance to the proteins in its Bt soybean product is more likely the culprit.

Average retail prices for six fertilizers were slightly higher at the beginning of May 2018 compared to last month, while prices for MAP and urea were lower.

Here's what you can do to attempt to limit the volatility associated with new dicamba formulations this spring.

The delayed start to the application season kept wholesale prices for most fertilizers steady to slightly lower during April. In the short term, DAP wholesale prices could rise due to tight supply and the ramping up of end-user demand. But wholesale...

This week's Crop Tech Corner is all about stink bugs -- a Midwest app, new scouting recommendations and wasp species with a taste for this stinky insect.

Reports of the disease are surfacing as far north as southeast Kansas and Illinois, so keep an eye on susceptible varieties.

Three of the eight major fertilizers were lower in price compared to the previous month, according to retailers surveyed by DTN.