Kudzu can be extremely difficult to get rid of, especially around trees. Brian and Darren discuss this troublesome weed.

The Hefty brothers share tips on getting great weed control in soybean fields.

Brian and Darren invite you to attend the Ag PhD Naturals Workshop on January 13, 2026. They also talk about getting great weed control in soybeans, as well as how to increase or decrease soil organic matter levels.

Find out what products you could use to control volunteer soybeans in corn and wheat.

Brian and Darren discuss ways to fight phytophthora root rot, or PRR, in soybeans.

Brian and Darren talk about two different ways of applying fertilizer. They also discuss the best ways to fight phytophthora in soybeans, and how to test for and apply manganese.

Brian and Darren discuss products to use to control bull thistle in pastures.

The Pink Performance Tour returns to Texas, where cotton grower Alan Stasney put NewLeaf’s TS601 biofungicide and cotton biostimulant to the test this growing season. Despite tough Rhizoctonia pressure early in the season, the NewLeaf-treated cotton showed more fruiting nodes, more bolls, healthi...

Convert™ compatibility agent creates consistent blending performance across the widest range of tank mix partners and carriers. Watch it work in real time through this product demonstration.

Learn how to identify and control yellow foxtail in corn, soybeans, and wheat.

Find out why some weeds that show up in the fall can be more difficult to control than other weeds.

It may look like a pollinator's dream, but it's actually a nightmare for livestock. The Heftys explain how to stop this poisonous perennial.

Not even the Hefty brothers can get every kernel in the combine! They talk about the causes and future concerns of leaving grain on the ground.

You might not remember zinc, but your plants sure will! The Heftys teach you about the "element" of surprise and how to get the most of this important micronutrient.

At Kalb Farms in Dubois, Indiana, Kevin Kalb saw standout results from NewLeaf’s biocontrol technology even at mid-season. Kevin teamed up with Dr. Allison Jack on the latest stop of the Pink Performance Tour to see how NewLeaf’s corn biostimulant and EPA-registered TS601 biofungicide stacked up ...

Austin Ptacek of Le Roy, Minnesota, has been dealing with tar spot, gray leaf spot and common rust in his corn fields at J&S Ag Co. This season, Austin trialed NewLeaf’s TS601 biofuncigide paired with our corn biostimulant to protect against these threats and STACK his chances for success. Dr. Al...

With a history of white mold in his Wisconsin soybean field, Twin-B-Dairy Farms is testing NewLeaf’s latest biocontrol offering: EPA-registered TS601 paired with our soybean biostimulant. On this episode of the Pink Performance Tour, Dr. Allison Jack joins Adam Baumann to grab some early season o...

After an extremely wet and cold start to 2025, the Pink Performance Tour is rolling into Bowling Green, Missouri to explore soybeans at Braungardt Ag Services. Dr. Allison Jack joins grower Taylor Braungardt to determine how NewLeaf’s EPA-registered TS601 biofungicide + our soybean biostimulant s...

In Beasley, Texas the pressure is on. Rhizoctonia pressure that is. NewLeaf Product Technical Director Allison Jack and grower Alan Stasney, talk cotton. See how NewLeaf’s TS601 EPA-registered biofungicide works to prime the plant’s natural defenses, while the biostimulant helps protect against e...

Kochia is a tough weed to control. Brian and Darren discuss herbicide options you could use in corn, soybeans, and wheat.

Helping growers do more with less and conserving our resources is at the core of what we do at NewLeaf. As pioneer and global leader in PPFM technology, we strive to build solutions that connect cutting-edge science with grower needs.

With a technology portfolio that includes an EPA-register...

Brian and Darren invite you to start prepping for winter: freezing, fertilizing, and freeing your soils. And don't miss the nutty non-grass Weed of the Week, with an Iron Talk that helps you lime your field, not your guacamole.

The Heftys talk trash, and help you get a head start on spring cleaning in your fields.