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2011 Demonstration Reports – Monmouth, IL
Our mission is to provide valuable agronomic and technical information that will help keep you on the forefront of yield, efficiency and profitability. With this in mind, we have once again compiled summary results from some of our key 2011 trials and demonstrations on corn and soybean production, as well as weed management. For details, see 2011 Demonstration Reports - Monmouth, IL or visit online at http://www.monsanto.com/products/Pages/learning-centers.aspx
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Control of Glyphosate Resistant Waterhemp in Glyphosate Resistant Soybeans
Common waterhemp resistance to multiple herbicide modes-of-action including ALS, HPPD, PPO and triazine herbicides has been reported. Control of weeds with multiple-resistance becomes challenging as herbicides that once controlled a population become ineffective. Season-long control using a multiple-mode-of-action approach is now needed for common waterhemp control in areas with multiple-resistance. For more information- see Technology Development & Agronomy - 2011 Midwest Regional Research Summary
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2011 Demonstration Reports – Gothenburg, NE
The Gothenburg, Nebraska Learning Center for Monsanto has finalized the results from the 20111 crop season. The following link will allow you to review the results from the demonstration plots that were in the field at Gothenburg during 2011. Chan Mazour, Manager, Monsanto Learning Center, Gothenburg, NE invites you to visit the Learning Center or check out their website at http://www.monsanto.com/products/Pages/learning-centers.aspx. Until then, please see the 2011 Gothenburg NE Demonstration Booklet
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Recommendations for High Corn Rootworm Populations
Check out the Monsanto recommendations for areas with High Corn Rootworm populations - see Genuity Corn Rooworm Recommendations
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Seed Size and Shape Issues in Corn
Questions arise every year regarding effects of seed size and shape on plantability and yield potential. Following manufacturers' recommendations and considering tools to enhance plantability can help limit the risk of poor plantability. If plantability concerns related to seed size are managed properly, the effect of seed size may not significantly affect yield potential under most conditions. Learn more about plantability, see AgSpotlight - Seed Size and Shape Issues in Corn
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