The 4Rs and Potassium By CropLife Staff|July 17, 2017 Are we meeting crop K needs? Using the 4R nutrient stewardship approach of selecting the right source at […]
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
Which is Better for Soybeans: Fall or Spring Applications? By T. Scott Murrell|July 17, 2017 There have been many questions about fall versus spring applications of phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) to soybeans, writes […]
Recognizing Potassium Deficiency Symptoms in Crops By CropLife Staff|July 17, 2017 Some crops exhibit characteristic deficiency symptoms when adequate amounts of K are not available for growth and development, […]
Fitting the 4Rs into Nutrient Cycle Stewardship Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 12, 2017 The farm nutrient cycle is now a central focus of sustainable development discussions, according to Tom Bruulsema, International […]
A Look at Potash Origin and Sources By CropLife Staff|July 12, 2017 Potassium (K) in agriculture is often loosely referred to as potash. The term potash comes from an early […]
Evaluating Impacts of 4R Nutrient Stewardship By CropLife Staff|July 12, 2017 Impacts of nutrient stewardship reach far and extend broadly, according to Tom Bruulsema, International Plant Nutrition Institute (IPNI) […]
What Can Variable Rate Phosphorus Applications Do for You? Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 12, 2017 Many agricultural fields possess a high degree of spatial variability in soil test phosphorus (STP) that can affect crop […]
How Mobile Are Plant Nutrients? Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 12, 2017 Application of supplemental plant nutrients is a common practice in most agricultural fields around the world, according to […]
A Check-up Using Nutrient Deficiency Symptoms By CropLife Staff|July 12, 2017 When the uptake of any of the essential nutrients is inadequate, the plant metabolism becomes disrupted and distinctive […]
Favorable Soil pH: Does it Really Increase Nutrient Use Efficiency? By CropLife Staff|July 11, 2017 More than ever agriculture needs to follow principles of sustainability that ensure build up and maintenance of long-term […]
Pay Attention to Sulfur Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 11, 2017 Sulfur (S) is an essential nutrient in crop production. Although it’s classified as a secondary element along with magnesium […]
The Importance of Calcium in Plant Nutrition By CropLife Staff|July 11, 2017 Calcium is a secondary nutrient that is critical to crop development. It is needed in large amounts by […]
Agrium-PotashCorp to become Nutrien upon Merger Completion Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 21, 2017 Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. and Agrium Inc. have announced today that once the anticipated merger transaction closes, […]
Midwestern BioAg Hosts TerraNu Fertilizer Plant Opening (w/Q&A) Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|June 20, 2017 Last Friday, Midwestern BioAg was joined by over 80 local farmers, media and staff to celebrate the grand […]
Ohio Releases New Nutrient Management Tools Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 1, 2017 The Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) has introduced two new nutrient management tools. The Ohio Applicator Forecast is […]
Max Systems Products Supercharge Plant Performance Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 1, 2017 Used individually, NanoZyme 2.0 and Nano Brown Sugar from Max Systems LLC, provide plants with balanced minerals and […]
Sidedress Applications Provide Corn N When It’s Most Needed Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 1, 2017 This year, much of the Corn Belt was pelted with as much as seven to 10 inches of […]
Both Wet and Dry Conditions Threaten Nitrogen Loss Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 15, 2017 The weather is notoriously unpredictable, leading to challenges for planting, harvesting and applying the nitrogen (N) your corn […]
Dow AgroSciences Recognizes Ag Retailers’ Role in Protecting Iowa Water Quality Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 6, 2017 The state of Iowa and its agriculture community have worked for decades to preserve soil health, protect water […]
