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Current Issue: March 2011
Battle Plan When technology reaches a certain effectiveness and ease-of-use level, it’s easy to become somewhat complacent, even if it’s not intentional. In agriculture, if a product is working well, most farmers will continue to keep it in their production system. However, in the case of weed control, the wake-up call comes in the form of weed resistance. No matter how many times you apply products that have been very effective in the past, these troublesome weeds just refuse to lay down and die. Click here to read more. Feature Stories • Battle Plan Effective control program needed in weed war • Rice Seed Midge Midge injury occurs in water-seeded rice • Take Time To Calibrate Follow the right procedure to protect seed cost investment • California Weed Control Strategies Experts discuss herbicide options for various production systems Columns & Departments • From the Editor Ghosts, inspiration and the ‘a-ha’ moment • Rice Producers Forum History 101: US Rice Producers Association • USA Rice Federation Pro-farmer policies will aid the economy • Specialists Speaking • Industry News
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