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Improve Dairy Productivity by Implementing Fly Control Measures

Flies are a $360 million problem for the United States Dairy industry. Thankfully, there are effective fly control programs, and many of them start with a feed-through larvicide.

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Fly Control is a Battle Worth Fighting

It may not seem like it, but it's time to start planning for fly control implementation.

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Proper Ewe and Lamb Care Goes a Long Way in Maximizing Profits

Whether you’re a newcomer or a longtime sheep producer, the best way to take advantage of the market is to make your animals as profitable as possible. Consider the following mana...

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Is Your Barn Ready for Lambing/Kidding

Lambing and Kidding season is upon us. Make sure your barn is ready by gathering supplies you will need.

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Protect Your Ewes From Vibrionic Abortions

Now is the time to start thinking about treating January lambing ewes for vibrio to prevent abortions and still births.

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Strategic Deworming: Treat at 28

Deworming is one of the highest return management practices when used properly. Fall deworming can help livestock winter well and clean up pastures!

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Are You Ready For Silage Season?

Silage harvest season is upon us! Both corn silage and other small grain silages can be great feeds for livestock when ensiled properly. Here are a few tips to get the most out of your ...

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Avoid Early Season Abortions

Cache Valley Virus (CVV) is a virus that causes abortions or major defects in early season lambs and kids. Help protect you animals by learning about this disease.

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4 Adjuvant Classes Proven to Help Improve Weed Control

Supply chain issues continue to disrupt the ag industry, making it imperative to use resources efficiently and effectively this season. In many cases, there may not be enough herbicide ...

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Prevent and Control Herbicide-Resistant Weeds

If you find your herbicides aren’t performing as well as they used to, you may be battling herbicide-resistant weeds. Once you have resistant weeds, it becomes much more challengi...

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Canola field in full bloom.

Monitoring and Managing White Mold in Canola

It would be nice if we could just sit back and enjoy the view when canola reaches its most photogenic stage, but unfortunately, white mold can seriously impact your crop before it bloom...

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Keep Close Tabs on Cotton Management

Cotton growers know that, even under ideal conditions, cotton requires intense monitoring and management throughout the season. Here are some tips to help guide in-season decisions. Co...

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Crunch Our Numbers, Then Crush Your Harvest

What difference could simply adding an adjuvant to your tank mix really make come harvest? We ran trials, crunched the numbers and, according to the data, WinField® United adjuvants...

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Early-season soybean plants.

Making Sense of the Biologicals Market

The biologicals product category has grown exponentially in the past few years. What was once focused on specialty crops and other niche markets is now moving into row crops. That said,...

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3 Ways to Gin Up Your Cotton Management

As a cotton farmer, some of your biggest purchasing decisions for the upcoming season have already been made. While many variables go into the final variety selection ultimately, you ha...

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Farmer analyzing soil.

Fine-Tune Your Soil Fertility Plan

Just like us, crops need a well-balanced diet to optimize productivity. When just one essential nutrient is insufficient, the plant can’t carry out metabolic functions as efficien...