Purdue University research shows spray drone results vary

A Purdue graduate research assistant says he has concerns about the efficacy of spray drones.  Hunter Medenwald tells Brownfield his recent research looked at the impact of carrier volume, deposition aids, and drift reduction agents. “Carrier volume seems to be a bigger factor for spray pattern uniformity, but what’s more important to us is the…… Continue Reading

Ogallala Aquifer levels declining in parts of western Kansas

The Kansas Geological Survey says a rise in irrigation coupled with prolonged drought conditions have led to a substantial decline in Ogallala Aquifer levels in the western part of the state. Water data manager Brownie Wilson says some areas are worse than others. “Probably a little bit more so up in northwest Kansas where it…… Continue Reading

Embracing the Enlist Weed Control System

Corn, soybean, and cotton growers have embraced the Enlist weed control system and rely on the weed control that Enlist® herbicides provide. To maintain the efficacy and relevance of the Enlist system, Corteva U.S. crop protection technical lead Eric Scherder says growers, retailers, and applicators should follow important best management practices. The post Embracing the…… Continue Reading

RFA lauds USTR nominee’s comments on biofuels

President Trump’s pick for U.S. Trade Representative says support for biofuel producers would be a priority if he’s confirmed. During a hearing before the Senate Finance Committee, Jamieson Greer said he wants to target new markets for U.S. biofuels. Ed Hubbard, the Renewable Fuels Association, says Greer’s comments were favorable for the industry. “There’s been…… Continue Reading

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