Mid-Range Could Be Just Right Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 11, 2007 Research findings show that mid-range ethanol blends may be better, even in standard cars. A new study, co-sponsored […]
Indigo Ag and Red Trail Energy Collaborate on Sustainable Biofuels to Maximize Benefits From Clean Fuel Tax Credit Programs By Indigo Ag|April 25, 2024
TFI Awards Biostimulant Certification to Hello Nature at BioAgTech World Congress By The Fertilizer Institute|April 25, 2024
Conference Joins Forces Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 11, 2007 Fertilizer was the focus of a two-day conference in California. Some 250 people from California’s agricultural industry attended […]
Hybrids May Reduce Rain Effect Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 11, 2007 Syngenta’s experimental corn lines optimize water use. Every corn grower in the Midwest knows about the "million dollar […]
Working In Memphis, Again By CropLife Staff|December 11, 2007 The new Monsanto/Delta and Pine Land team has opened an office in Memphis, TN. Monsanto Co. acquired Delta […]
Farm, Energy Bills May See Action Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 11, 2007 Both the farm and energy bills may be voted on by the U.S. Senate this week. In a […]
GM Crops: French Non, German Ja Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 11, 2007 The reaction to a Monsanto genetically modified (GM) corn is a mixed bag in Europe. France has formally […]
Seeing Through Big Oil’s Smoke, Mirrors Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 11, 2007 Despite reports of a well-publicized and well-funded anti-ethanol misinformation campaign, an overwhelming majority of consumers still believe the […]
Mall Shooting Takes One Of Industry’s Own Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 11, 2007 A veteran ag-chem salesman was killled in last week’s mall shooting in Omaha, NE. Gary Scharf, 48, was […]
New Seed Treatment Targets Potential Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 4, 2007 A new seed treatment is ready to provide early nutritional benefits in 2008. PROTINUS from Wolf Trax ensures […]
Agrium To Buy UAP Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 4, 2007 Agrium and UAP strike a deal that will create North America’s largest ag retailer. Agrium Inc. and UAP […]
Fungicides Off The Hook In 2007 Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 4, 2007 Buoyed by growers’ determination to squeeze every kernel of corn from every acre planted, fungicide sales blew up […]
Developing Less Thirsty GM Crops Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 4, 2007 As concerns about water availability grow, there’s news about a genetically modified crop needing less water to grow. […]
New Holland Supports B100 Use Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 4, 2007 New Holland supports the use of B100 biodiesel in its diesel engines. Overall, nearly 80% of New Holland-branded […]
‘Green’ Fertilizer Demand Growing Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 4, 2007 The U.S. market for so-called ‘green’ fertilizers is on the increase due to environmental concerns and to fit […]
Side Effect: Hops, Corn Affect Beer Prices Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 4, 2007 Beer prices are likely to climb. How does corn affect those costs? According to an article in the […]
Bayer Collaborates On Bean Traits Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 4, 2007 A new Bayer CropScience deal will benefit U.S. soybean growers. Bayer, Mertec LLC, and M.S. Technologies LLC have […]
Pioneer Premiums Times Seven Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 4, 2007 Growers in seven states will have more opportunities to market their soybeans for a premium. Selected elevators in […]
Grain Bin Collapse: Searching For Answers By CropLife Staff|November 27, 2007 A retailer’s worst nightmare, last week’s grain bin collapse in Hillsboro, IA, is now in the cleanup stage. […]
Monsanto Doubling Iowa Seed Production Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 27, 2007 Monsanto Co. will invest $230 million expanding its Iowa operations over the next two years, including building a […]
