As in corn, soybeans have a Critical Weed Free Period. Soybeans must be kept weed-free until the V3 soybean growth stage for optimal yield. Pre-emergent residual herbicides control weeds before they compete with the crop, including weeds that have co

Tar spot is a highly devastating corn leaf disease, and one that farmers will need to manage.

Choosing the right canola seed for your field is now easier than ever. Optimum GLY is the highest yielding glyphosate-tolerant trait on the market. Making the switch to Optimum GLY just makes sense for farmers who want to achieve yield goals and enjo

2,396 grain corn samples were evaluated for DON content across 290 locations throughout southwestern Ontario representing 162 corn hybrids, which included 52 Pioneer® brand corn products.

High humidity can disrupt pollen shed in corn. Anthers need to be dry for pollen release, but cool, wet conditions or high humidity may delay or prevent it. Understanding the pollination period and factors affecting it is crucial for successful corn

Learn about corn yield response to plant population in central and eastern Ontario. Optimum plant population was greater in higher yielding environments than in lower yielding environments.

Seeding rates are often targeted toward an agronomic or economic optimum. The agronomically optimum seeding rate is the minimum seeding rate necessary to maximize yield potential.

Higher temperatures cause the transpiration rate of plants to increase, placing a greater demand on soil water supply and accelerating the onset of drought stress.

Vorceed™ Enlist® corn contains three modes of action for protection against corn rootworm: two Bt traits (Cry3Bb1 and Cry34/35Ab1) and RNAi (DvSnf7).

Verticillium stripe is a soil-borne disease of canola first found in Canada in 2014 in Manitoba. Learn about disease facts, symptoms, scouting tips and management of verticillium stripe in Canada.