Watch as Dr. Larry Steckel gives a quick overview of the Flag the Technology system – an inexpensive method that can help you avoid misapplication of pesticides in the field.
11
May
2017
All posts by Ginger Rowsey, Marketing and Communications
03
Apr
2017
Burndown Considerations
03
Apr
2017
In this short video, Dr. Larry Steckel discusses factors to consider before making burndown applications this spring.
27
Mar
2017
Wheat Herbicide & Replant Decisions
27
Mar
2017
Video message from Dr. Larry Steckel regarding considerations for wheat replant.
12
Dec
2016
New Podcast Covers 2017 Dicamba Expectations
12
Dec
2016
The UT Institute of Agriculture has launched a new podcast series. It’s called AgCast. These audio broadcasts will cover topics important to the Institute and our stakeholders.
A recent podcast that would be of interest to many UT Crops readers is a conversation with Larry Steckel on the recent EPA approval of new dicamba herbicides. You can listen to that discussion by clicking the link below,
25
Jul
2016
Pesticide Points and CEUs at Milan No-Till Field Day
25
Jul
2016
Commercial Pesticide Applicator Recertification Points can be obtained in C1, C10 and C12. Seven points will be available in each category. A total of 13 Certified Crop Advisor Continuing Education Units will also be available. See the complete breakdown here.
18
Jun
2016
Cover Crops for Corn
18
Jun
2016
A couple more videos from the 2016 weed management series. Here, Garret Montgomery discusses cover crops and termination timing in corn. More in-depth information will be covered at the Weed Tour on June 22, 2016.
10
Jun
2016
Sprayer Nozzle Study at West TN AgResearch & Education Center
10
Jun
2016
Dr. Larry Steckel and Garret Montgomery walk you through their evaluation of different nozzles used to apply contact herbicides in this video:
06
Jun
2016
Recognizing PPO-Resistant Palmer Amaranth
06
Jun
2016
Dr. Steckel recently shared a post about PPO-resistant Palmer amaranth. In this short video he covers the visual symptoms of PPO-resistance and how you can spot it in the field. 