ARA Testifies Before House Committee On The Impact Of EPA’s Regulatory Overreach Posted by Janeen Wright|July 20, 2012 Many agricultural retailers feel the impact and expense of unnecessary and burdensome regulations on a daily basis. A […]
CropLife America Embraces Pollinator Research By Jay Vroom|July 19, 2012 Pollinating animals and insects are important for seed production in many plants – and vitally important for modern […]
Drought 2012: About 20% Of Corn Crop Could Be Lost Posted by Janeen Wright|July 19, 2012 As much as 20% of the U.S. corn crop could be lost because of the worst drought in […]
Farm Bill 2012: House Committee Approves 5-Year Farm Bill Posted by Janeen Wright|July 12, 2012 The House Agriculture Committee has approved a five-year farm and nutrition bill that gives farmers new ways to […]
Drought 2012: USDA To Announce Relief For Growers Posted by Janeen Wright|July 11, 2012 The USDA is expected to announce a series of relief efforts to help American growers and ranchers hurt […]
GVM To Split Manufacturing From Distribution Posted by Janeen Wright|July 11, 2012 GVM will move its manufacturing to East Berlin, PA, just 15 miles from their current location in Biglerville. […]
Heat Wave, Drought Visably Impacting Nation’s Corn Supply Posted by Janeen Wright|June 28, 2012 Corn supplies in the U.S. are declining at the fastest pace since 1996 as a Midwest heat wave […]
CropLife America Takes Umbrage With “Dirty Dozen” List By Matthew J. Grassi|June 27, 2012 The results of a recent study commissioned by USDA and FDA, first reported by the environmental organization Environmental […]
ARA: 2012 Farm Bill Update Posted by Janeen Wright|June 11, 2012 The Senate version of the 2012 Farm Bill passed a crucial test last week when 90 Senators voted […]
How Critical Are Micronutrients For Crop Production? Posted by Janeen Wright|May 30, 2012 Boron, zinc and copper are termed micronutrients because they represent a small portion of the plant by weight. […]
Monsanto To Purchase Planting Technology Developer Precision Planting Posted by Janeen Wright|May 23, 2012 In line with its vision of delivering yield to farmers sustainably, Monsanto Co. has reached an agreement to […]
Diverse Perspectives Converge To Discuss The 2012 Farm Bill Posted by Janeen Wright|May 17, 2012 CropLife America (CLA) hosted its National Policy Conference, “The Politics of Food and the 2012 Farm Bill: Are […]
Multiple Herbicide Resistance Found In Illinois Waterhemp Posted by Janeen Wright|May 11, 2012 Herbicide-resistant waterhemp populations will challenge weed management practices and practitioners during the 2012 growing season. University of Illinois […]
Kinze Announces New Mounted Planter Line For 2013 Posted by Janeen Wright|May 3, 2012 Kinze Manufacturing has announced a new mounted planter line available for the spring 2013 planting season. The line […]
A 100 Year Cycle Posted by Janeen Wright|May 3, 2012 Back in 1912, DeKalb began producing products for the agricultural marketplace. Now, 100 years later, the company is […]
Monitor Corn Rootworm Hatch With Insect Forecast Tool Posted by Janeen Wright|May 3, 2012 Over the past two seasons, growers across the Corn Belt have participated in an online, early warning system […]
BRANDT Welcomes Nutrients For Life Foundation To No. 31 Ag Car Posted by Janeen Wright|April 25, 2012 BRANDT (No. 21 on our annual CropLife 100 rankings) has announced the Nutrients for Life Foundation is joining […]
New Weed Control Opportunities Too Much Of A Good Thing? By Eric Sfiligoj|April 23, 2012 Can crop protection products used effectively for decades become a danger to agriculture if their usage levels increase? […]
Cold Weather Not Slowing Down Black Cutworm Moths Posted by Janeen Wright|April 23, 2012 The spring migratory flight of black cutworm moths remained impressive across the state and the Corn Belt through […]
The Big Seven of the CropLife 100: The Evolution of America’s Largest Ag Retailers By Eric Sfiligoj | Lara Sowinski|April 23, 2024
CropLife 100 and Wisconsin: 9 Largest Ag Retailers Headquartered in the Badger State By CropLife Staff|April 23, 2024
