There’s new language in the 2019 dicamba label covering the impact of low pH on dicamba volatility. In this podcast, Dr. Larry Steckel explains what the label says, what brand new University of Tennessee research has found, and what applicators can do to stay on target in 2019. Listen.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and Dr. Heather Kelly is sharing the gift of free screenings for soil borne pathogens. It’s a great value, and it’s not too late to participate. Listen for details.
The corn checkoff vote is November 28-29. In this week’s podcast, questions about voting procedure are answered by Larry Maxwell, Assistant Commissioner, Administration and Grants with the Tennessee Department of Agriculture. Play podcast.
In this week’s podcast, Scott Stewart and Heather Kelly discuss insecticide and fungicide seed treatment considerations for the upcoming crop season. Listen.
On October 31, EPA extended the registration for over-the-top use of dicamba through 2020. In this podcast, Dr. Larry Steckel discusses changes to the new federal label. Listen here.
Get the dirt on soil testing from Dr. Angela McClure. She explains the benefits of testing in the fall and the biggest mistake she sees producers making when they soil sample. Listen to the end for info on discounts at the UT Soil Lab. Click to listen. Continue reading
Grass weeds have been a real issue for farmers as they try to move combines through the field to harvest. Dr. Larry Steckel explains why we’re seeing an uptick in grass weed populations and offers weed control recommendations to keep in mind for next spring. Click to listen. Continue reading