United Soybean Board

Kevin Bradley, Ph.D., professor of plant sciences at the University of Missouri, discusses the status of on-combine weed seed destruction technologies. Bradley is joined by Joe Ikley, Ph.D., assistant professor and extension weed specialist at North Dakota State University, who speaks about Enlist mixing issues. A recording of the webinar with slides can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmrsiRbe318.

This podcast is taken from a series of webinars sponsored by Take Action. Take Action is dedicated to collaborating with agriculture experts to educate growers and advisors on the value and importance of herbicide, fungicide and insect resistance. For more information on pesticide- resistance management practices, visit https://IWillTakeAction.com/.

Thomas Peters, Ph.D., weed control specialist at North Dakota State University, discusses weed control using high-voltage electricity. John Wallace, Ph.D., assistant professor of weed sciences at Penn State University, is also featured in this episode. Wallace speaks about integrating cover crops for herbicide-resistance management. A recording of the webinar with slides can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSukGYjHk_4.

This podcast is taken from a series of webinars sponsored by Take Action. Take Action is dedicated to collaborating with agriculture experts to educate growers and advisors on the value and importance of herbicide, fungicide and insect resistance. For more information on pesticide- resistance management practices, visit https://IWillTakeAction.com/.

Multiple herbicide resistance and pollen-mediated gene flow are the featured topics of this Take Action webinar. Patrick Tranel, Ph.D., professor of molecular weed science at the University of Illinois, discusses metabolism-based and multiple herbicide resistance. Amit Jhala, Ph.D., weed management specialist at the University of Nebraska, speaks about pollen-mediated gene flow and the transfer of herbicide-resistant alleles. A recording of the webinar with slides can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeOzvKmUTJ0.

This podcast is taken from a series of webinars sponsored by Take Action. Take Action is dedicated to collaborating with agriculture experts to educate growers and advisors on the value and importance of herbicide, fungicide and insect resistance. For more information on pesticide- resistance management practices, visit https://IWillTakeAction.com/.

Christy Sprague, Ph.D., professor and weed specialist at Michigan State University, discusses using “site of action” to manage herbicide-resistant weeds. Rodrigo Werle, Ph.D., assistant professor and weed scientist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, discusses the value of pre-emergence herbicides for waterhemp and giant ragweed control. A recording of the webinar with slides can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSLrUhCRMqs.

This podcast is taken from a series of webinars sponsored by Take Action. Take Action is dedicated to collaborating with agriculture experts to educate growers and advisors on the value and importance of herbicide, fungicide and insect resistance. For more information on pesticide- resistance management practices, visit https://IWillTakeAction.com/.

In this episode, Carl Bradley, extension specialist in plant pathology at the University of Kentucky and Randy Myers, fungicide product development manager with Bayer Crop Science discuss frogeye leaf spot, a problematic disease in soybeans. This disease is a top concern for farmers as it has developed resistance in not only one region, but it is now also found in 19 states.

In this episode, USB farmer-leader Tom Oswald, NCGA’s Nicole Hasheider and Matt Carroll with ABSTC discuss the importance of Take Action, preview some PEST Week activities and highlight resources available for farmers.

Todd Janzen, Bev Paul and Billy Tiller discuss the Ag Data Transparent project.

In this episode, Penn State University weed scientist John Wallace discusses using cover crops for weed control.

John Fulton, associate professor in the Department of Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering at The Ohio State University and Raven Industries’ Tim Norris discuss positives and negatives to autonomy in agriculture, the feasibility of large-scale adoption, the work each of them is doing in this space and more.