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Latest rains have caused flooding in some areas of Arkansas and pulled much of the state out of draought....More

Early June report on Mississippi tobacco budworm and bollworm trap count numbers has been released....More

Cattle industry experts are becoming increasingly concerned about cattle parasites’ resistance to dewormers – a condition known as anthelmintic resistance....More

Stink bugs showing up in Louisiana crops earlier than expected....More

Rice fields are being planted late in Arkansas. That complicates spraying herbicides, especially when other sensitive crops are nearby....More

Mid-South farmers are starting to recognize that cover crops can play a big role in the suppression of weeds and lessen the need for deep tillage to control glyphosate-resistant Palmer pigweed....More

Pest and crop management set to be tackled during June 19 field day at the LSU AgCenter Northeast Research Station in St. Joseph, La....More

Though cotton has been the backbone of Simpson Farms for decades, Kevin Simpson will plant none this year, opting instead for the more favorable prices for grains....More

Varietal tolerance of soybeans can relate to the main three pre herbicides used: Valor, Sharpen and metribuzin. Of these three herbicides, metribuzin is of most concern as it can greatly reduce stands while Valor and Sharpen rarely, if ever, cause stand loss....More

Mississippi State University’s Delta Research and Extension Center at Stoneville, Miss., will host a yellow nutsedge discussion from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. May 31 in the B.F. Smith Auditorium....More

There have been two consistent themes to Ford Baldwins calls lately — herbicide drift and pigweeds....More