TFI: Watching Capitol Hill Developments By Kathy Mathers|December 13, 2011 Both the House and Senate Agriculture Committees have announced plans to start the rewrite of the Farm Bill […]
In-Plant Equipment and Systems: How Manufacturers Are Offering Sophisticated Solutions That Are Still Easy to Use By Dan Jacobs|April 22, 2024
ARA Legislative Review: Looking Ahead To 2012 By Carmen Stacy|December 13, 2011 We anticipate an exciting year in Washington, DC, and what happens will have real implications for the agricultural […]
Outlook 2012: Expect The Best, But Plan For The Worst By Eric Sfiligoj|December 13, 2011 Another year will soon be gone. Welcome 2012! As with the coming of every new year, there is […]
CCA Program Update By Luther Smith|December 13, 2011 The International Certified Crop Adviser (ICCA) program of the American Society of Agronomy (ASA) is reaching 20 years […]
Ag Looks To Washington, Waits And Worries By Eric Sfiligoj|December 12, 2011 By now, virtually everyone who follows the news on a regular basis has heard about the rampant bipartisan […]
New Legislation Helps Ag Retailers Serve Customers By CropLife Staff|December 9, 2011 The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA), the Agricultural and Food Transporters Conference (AFTC) of the American Trucking Associations, the […]
Product Of The Year: A Patriotic Victory Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 9, 2011 For the past five years, CropLife IRON has sought the opinions of its readers to determine which product […]
New Lease On Life For OABA By CropLife Staff|December 8, 2011 Chris Henney was brought on as president/CEO of the the Ohio AgriBusiness Association (OABA) last May, and he’s […]
Using Seed Protection To Improve ROI Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 8, 2011 As seed has become one of a customer’s biggest investments each season, more soybean growers are doing everything […]
Disease Resistance Priority For Wheat Checkoff Funding By CropLife Staff|December 8, 2011 For decades, Kansas State University’s Plant Pathology department has partnered with the Kansas Wheat Commission to provide wheat […]
2012 DEKALB Lineup Features 47 New Corn Products By CropLife Staff|December 8, 2011 DEKALB corn’s 2012 lineup features 47 new products derived from Monsanto’s advanced breeding program. Jason Hoag, DEKALB Marketing […]
Bayer CropScience Divests Key Fungicides To FMC Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 8, 2011 Bayer CropScience has divested certain fungicides to FMC Corp., Philadelphia, PA. The transaction includes Rovral (iprodione) and Sportak […]
The Power Of The Handbook By CropLife Staff|December 7, 2011 Putting the 2012 Handbook on your desk, next to your check out or in your pick-up, is proof […]
7 Revenue Trends Impacting Ag Retail’s Top 100 By Matt Hopkins|December 6, 2011 People love lists. From David Letterman to Schindler, we have long used them for urgent matters of comedy […]
Ag Retailers Should Engage The Environmental Sector By CropLife Staff|December 6, 2011 Sustainability was a hot topic at this year’s Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) Conference. Held in Boca Raton, FL, […]
MF Global Collapse Could Hurt Ag Retail By Eric Sfiligoj|December 5, 2011 I’ve just gotten back from the annual Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) meeting and it was a wonderful show. […]
Except On Pricing, Farmers And Consumers See Eye To Eye By Jackie Pucci|December 5, 2011 Farmers and consumers see the farming profession in a similar light, even across cultures, according to a survey […]
Study: Herbicide May Impact Resistant Crops Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 5, 2011 Purdue University researchers have discovered a fine-tuning mechanism involved in plant root growth that has them questioning whether […]
AGCO Completes Acquisition Of GSI Holdings By CropLife Staff|December 5, 2011 AGCO has completed the acquisition of GSI Holdings Corp. (GSI) from affiliates of New York-based Centerbridge Partners, L.P. […]
