CF Industries Completes Initial Exchange Offer Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 5, 2010 CF Industries Holdings, Inc. has successfully completed its initial exchange offer for all of the outstanding shares of […]
DuPont Grant To Improve Ag Communications Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 1, 2010 DuPont has announced a $200,000 grant to a University of Illinois initiative between the College of Agricultural, Consumer […]
CF Industries’ Terra Acquisition Won’t Be Challenged Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 1, 2010 CF Industries Holdings, Inc. has received a standard, unqualified, "no action" letter from the Canadian Competition Bureau confirming […]
Monsanto To Open New Soybean Facility Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 1, 2010 One day after the USDA announced a record-breaking year for expected U.S. soybean acreage, Monsanto Co. welcomed guests […]
Retired Dow AgroSciences President Passes Away Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 29, 2010 John Hagaman, 71, retired president and CEO of Dow AgroSciences and chairman of Arysta LifeSciences, passed away Wednesday, […]
Chemtura Introduces New Organization, Headquarters By CropLife Staff|March 26, 2010 Chemtura AgroSolutions has announced a new identity, structure, and initiatives designed to enhance the company’s ability to provide […]
Monsanto YouTube Video Promotes Ag Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 26, 2010 Monsanto is taking advantage of the popularity of the video-sharing Web site YouTube to promote the story of […]
Syngenta Seeds Earns “Green” Certification Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 26, 2010 The North American headquarters of Syngenta Seeds, Inc. has earned Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold […]
Judge Allows Biotech Sugar Beets Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 19, 2010 By PAUL ELIAS (AP) A federal judge has said farmers can harvest their genetically engineered sugar beets this […]
CF Industries, Terra Industries Agree To Combine Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 12, 2010 CF Industries Holdings, Inc. and Terra Industries Inc. have entered into a definitive merger agreement to combine the […]
In The Pipeline Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 12, 2010 The pipeline for new insect and disease control products looks strong, and retailers should expect to continue to […]
Pest Control Primer By Amy L. Fahnestock|March 12, 2010 While herbicides tend to get all the hype, your grower-customers also depend on your delearship’s staff to help […]
Seed: A Real Treatment By Tanner Ehmke|March 12, 2010 When Josh Peters of Peters Crop Solutions, Aplington, IA, looks ahead, what does he see for the future […]
Ag Groups Weigh In On Supreme Court Case For Biotech Alfalfa Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 12, 2010 The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether a lower court acted hastily and incorrectly by banning the cultivation […]
Adjuvants: Vital Tools In The Tank By Lisa Heacox|March 11, 2010 When asked to name the biggest surprise of 2009, one adjuvant supplier pointed to “how resilient the industry […]
Fertilizer: Pedal To The Metal By Peg Zenk|March 11, 2010 Caution, not commitment, is the “c-word” used most often in crop nutrient circles this year, all the way […]
DuPont Among The ‘Most Admired Companies’ Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 5, 2010 Fortune magazine has named DuPont among the 50 “Most Admired Companies” in the world for 2010. Fortune cited […]
Monsanto Named One Of The ‘100 Best Corporate Citizens’ Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 5, 2010 For the third year in a row, Monsanto Co. has been named to Corporate Responsibility (CR) Magazine’s list […]
Study: Cold-Weather Urea Loss Proven Wrong By CropLife Staff|March 5, 2010 For years, growers and other experts have believed that nitrogen losses to the air (volatility) from surface-applied urea […]
