Atrazine Protecting Corn YieldOctober 31,2010

Farmers simply can’t meet the increasing demand for corn without controlling the grass and broadleaf weeds that compete with crops for moisture, sunlight and nutrients. Research has proven the positive effect atrazine has on farm production:

More Flexible Weed Control Programs of AtrazineOctober 31,2010

Atrazine Economical, Effective Weed ControlOctober 31,2010

Less Soil Erosion Through Conservation Tillage after Using AtrazineOctober 31,2010

Glyphosate - General Fact SheetApril 4,2011

Glyphosate is a non-selective, non-residual post-emergence herbicide which is absorbed by foliage and translocated throughout plants. 

Glyphosate - Technical Fact SheetApril 4,2011

Glyphosate is a non-selective systemic herbicide that is applied directly to plant foliage. When used in smaller quantities, glyphosate can act as a plant growth regulator. Glyphosate is a glycine derivative.

What Are Selective Herbicides?January 19,2012

Selective herbicides are weed killers that attack specific plants or plant types, while leaving desirable plants unharmed. 

Farmers must spend more on herbicides as effectiveness fadesMay 9,2012

Protesters urge U.S. to scuttle Dow's new GMO cornMay 9,2012

Independent Survey Reinforces Need for New Weed Control SolutionsMay 9,2012