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Soil residual herbicide programs in Indiana resulted in no yield loss compared to programs without residual herbicides
WESTMINSTER, Colorado –23 July 2026 – Recently published research in the journal Weed Technology shows that early planted soybean fields nearly always resulted in higher yields than mid- to lat...
A new Weed Science Society of America research article shows a generously seeded cereal rye cover crop helps reduce weed pressure for organic no-till soybean production
WESTMINSTER, Colorado – 14 July 2026 – A Weed Science Society of America (WSSA) journal, Weed Science, recently published a r...
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APHIS has an opportunity, through this Request for Information (RFI), to reaffirm and refine a risk-based approach to the regulation of GE organisms under the Plant Protection Act and Coordinated Framework. We strongly recommend that APHIS (1) continue to maintain risk-based oversight of GE plants, insects, and microorganisms under 7 CFR part 340; (2) refrain from shifting ov...
These efforts will help U.S. producers provide safe and affordable food, feed, fiber and fuel
WESTMINSTER, Colorado – 3 July 2026 – The Weed Science Society of America (WSSA) commends the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for recently proposing six new herbicide registrations.
“The WSSA appreciates the work of EPA’s Office of ...