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Right to Repair Lawsuit Filed in Texas

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By John Wallace Verified
| Ice Magazine Verified
A new court case could impact the right to repair. On April 21, Marshall Shannon, director of operations at Image Technology Consulting LLC filed the lawsuit Shannon v. Philips North America LLC, Case No. 3:26-cv-01276-B-BW, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas.
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Drone Herbicide Application Checklist

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By John Wallace Verified
| Strip-Till Farmer Verified
Applying herbicides with drone sprayers has the potential to benefit Pennsylvania growers. Compared with ground-based sprayers, drones may be more efficient in small, irregularly shaped fields, reduce crop damage from sprayer wheel traffic, and enable more timely sprays when wet fields prevent ground-based applications. However, drone spraying technology is moving fast, and policy guidelines and best management practices have yet to be fully developed.
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Burndown Herbicide Selection Before Early-fall Cover Crop Seeding

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By John Wallace Verified, Dwight Lingenfelter
| Farms.com
By John Wallace, Ph.D. and Dwight Lingenfelter Weed regrowth and new seedlings in small grain stubble or fields harvested for corn silage should be controlled prior to cover crop seeding to start clean and give cover crops a competitive advantage. Early September seeding windows allow for the use of diverse cover crop mixtures as well as winter-killed species.
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