Plan ahead to protect soybeans from frogeye leaf spot with fungicide applications during R2 to R4 growth stages.

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Farmers and nursery managers often use fungicide is to tackle plant rust disease, but we need to find ways to decrease our ...

Starting with a soil test to identify other in-field yield limiters can help prevent unnecessary fungicide applications. “There are a lot of situations where you have a correlation between fertility ...

The bromine-based fungicide market is expanding due to evolving stewardship protocols, rising demand for advanced crop ...

A single exposure to a common agricultural fungicide may echo through the generations far longer than previously understood – potentially affecting the health of descendants 20 generations later.

It is common to find mushrooms growing around your lawn or in your garden, especially in wet conditions. But sometimes, you may find that mushrooms in your yard are really telling you your lawn's ...