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Nitrogen is one of the most limiting nutrients in crops. Although there is no one-size-fits-all approach to nitrogen management, the … Read More

Why Nitrogen? Nitrogen (N) is one of the primary essential plant nutrients. It is required in large amounts for high-yielding, … Read More

Supplying canola crops with the nutrients they need – when they need it – is a key factor for increasing … Read More

The ESN Smart Nitrogen team was front and center as hundreds of farmers from across the U.S. gathered in Chicago … Read More

A new scientific discovery will help everyone involved in ensuring food supply can meet growing global demand – from the … Read More

ESN Smart Talk Radio features 45-minute conversations about progressive agriculture: the place where challenges are met with bold, inspiring ideas. … Read More

The best solutions for troublesome weeds. From fall or preplant burndown through early postemergence, Nufarm products provide growers with effective … Read More

Nufarm’s newly expanded line of herbicides delivers effective solutions for nearly any weed challenge in soybean crops. Combat troublesome and … Read More

The 10 broadleaf weeds featured in this interactive pdf are considered the toughest weeds to control in crops such as … Read More

According to 83% of applicators who participated in Panther SC trials last fall, the liquid flumioxazin is better or much … Read More

Started in 2010, the Flag the Technology program provides a visual reference for applicators to distinguish between fields planted with different herbicide-tolerant trait technologies. Read More

Featuring two modes of action, Revulin Q helps preserve the efficacy of existing herbicide options when used in a strategic weed-control program. Read More

DiFlexx (dicamba) has a wide window of application, from burndown to V10, for ensuring complete broadleaf weed control and flexibility, and is tankmix compatible with Corvus or Balance Flexx herbicides from burndown to V2, and post with Laudis or Capreno herbicides. Read More

A University of Georgia professor is advocating that farmers rotate the pesticides they apply to cotton crops in order to prevent another outbreak of the herbicide-resistant weed, Palmer amaranth. Read More

FMC Corp. has acquired all global rights to a novel, proprietary herbicide from Kumiai Chemical Industry Co., Ltd., and Ihara Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. Read More

Protea's LAESI DP-1000 Instrument System will be used in Purdue's College of Agriculture, the Department of Botany and Plant Pathology, for the molecular imaging of herbicide active ingredients and other related compounds to optimize herbicide applications and improve weed management. Read More

Syngenta will sell BroadAxe XC herbicide in 2015 for use on soybeans, sunflowers and dry peas Read More

A registration decision by EPA for BASF's Engenia herbicide is anticipated to follow the dicamba-tolerant trait deregulation milestone. Read More

Lodged Palmer amaranth seeds may travel across state lines with the combine, says Kevin Bradley, weed scientist at University of Missouri Extension. Read More

Unique weed management challenges facing growers in 2015, such as new herbicide tolerance traits and herbicide resistance, will be the focus of the presentation by MSU weed control specialist Christy Sprague on March 23. Read More

Mega mergers have become almost routine in the agricultural industry. Right on the heels of Monday’s news that fertilizer giants Potash … Read More

Canada’s Agrium Inc. and Potash Corp of Saskatchewan Inc. have agreed to combine in a deal that would create a … Read More

At some point in the first few months of my employment here at CropLife® magazine, I started getting curious about … Read More

CropLife Editor Eric Sfiligoj discusses the recent Midwest AG Industries Exposition and the Department of Justice’s objection to John Deere … Read More

Crop Production Services (CPS) has acquired the assets of Larry’s Chemical and Spray, Inc., for an undisclosed amount in an … Read More

Key Cooperative in Grinnell, IA, wanted a state-of-the-art Agronomy Center to better serve its customers. Marcus Construction delivered exactly that. … Read More

Syngenta unveiled its new Seedcare Institute in Stanton, MN, during a recent grand opening celebration. More than 150 industry leaders, … Read More

The USDA – Natural Resources Conservation Service (USDA-NRCS) recently awarded the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) and its Soil Health … Read More

The D.C. Court of Appeals has ruled the Occupational Safety and Health Administration violated the Occupational Safety and Health Act when … Read More

Pacific Coast Fertilizer LP (PCF) announced at the Cowlitz Economic Development Council board of directors meeting its interest in developing … Read More

Cool Planet has announced the first close of a new financing round to commercialize the company’s Cool Terra Engineered Biocarbon … Read More

In a move that reflects and reinforces the company’s commitment to the agricultural market, the Cool Planet board of directors … Read More

North Central Grain Cooperative has begun operations at a new dry fertilizer plant at its Rolla, ND, site. It is … Read More

Top officials for Monsanto and Bayer defended their proposed $66 billion merger before skeptical senators on Tuesday, insisting that the … Read More

Editors Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj talk about upcoming trade shows and events and review the Mid America CropLife Association … Read More

Verdesian Life Sciences, a plant health and nutrition company, today announced that its board of directors has named Kenneth M. Avery … Read More

The U.S. EPA has announced a multi-region settlement with Syngenta Crop Protection, LLC (Syngenta) in Greensboro, NC, for alleged violations of … Read More

Editors Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj discuss this week’s mega-ag mergers of Bayer and Monsanto and Potash and Agrium. Read More

History will say Bayer got a bargain in its $66 billion purchase of Monsanto, writes David Nicklaus, St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The … Read More

GAR Tootelian, Inc. (GAR) in Reedley, CA, is challenging the Central Valley to help raise enough money and provide 525,000 meals … Read More

Werner Baumann, Bayer CEO, and Hugh Grant, Monsanto CEO, discuss why they decided to merge their companies. Read More

Via NY Times: Don Halcomb, a 63-year-old farmer in Adairville, KY, is expecting his profit to vanish this year, largely … Read More

During the whole of 2016, many of the companies that do business in the agricultural industry have concluded the best … Read More

Mega mergers have become almost routine in the agricultural industry. Right on the heels of Monday’s news that fertilizer giants Potash … Read More

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