Pioneer To Offer New Drought Options Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 27, 2009 A multi-faceted program could launch Drought I corn hybrids developed with Pioneer Hi-Bred’s Accelerated Yield Technology system (AYT) […]
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CF Industries Extends Terra Offer Deadline Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 21, 2009 CF Industries continues its quest to merge with Terra Industries Inc., extending its offer deadline to Aug. 5. […]
Dow AgroSciences Buys Pfister Hybrids Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 21, 2009 Dow AgroSciences LLC has made a deal which will expand its Midwest Corn Belt business. Dow AgroSciences will […]
SmartStax Corn Gets U.S., Canadian Nods Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 21, 2009 Approvals by U.S. EPA and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) will move SmartStax technology to the next […]
Monsanto Expands Into Wheat Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 21, 2009 Monsanto Co. has purchased a wheat germplasm company as its moves into the wheat market. Monsanto is expanding […]
Agrium Extends CF Offer Deadline into Mid August Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 20, 2009 Agrium President and CEO Mike Wilson says, “Agrium remains fully committed to acquiring CF, and as we have […]
Bayer Makes Several Biotech Deals Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 13, 2009 Monheim, Germany-based Bayer Crop Science signed two agreements recently that will strengthen your grower-customers’ biotech seed choices in […]
Renewable Energy Radio Show Goes Live Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 9, 2009 Pure Energy, the first national radio show dedicated to the business of renewable energy, recently launched from the […]
Launch Of Herbicide-Tolerant Trait Delayed By CropLife Staff|July 8, 2009 DuPont business Pioneer Hi-Bred has updated the introduction and conversion timeline for Optimum GAT corn, the company’s proprietary […]
Tessenderlo Kerley Buys DuPont’s Linuron Assets Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 7, 2009 Tessenderlo Kerley, Inc. (TKI) has purchased the linuron herbicide assets from DuPont Crop Protection. Linuron is a speciality […]
Grower Survey: Glyphosate Resistance Not Urgent Concern Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 7, 2009 Survey results published in Weed Technology, a quarterly publication of the Weed Science Society of America, may surprise […]
Expect Larger World Fertilizer Demand By CropLife Staff|July 7, 2009 On June 30, the International Fertilizer Industry Association (IFA) publicly released its Fertilizer Outlook 2009-2013 report, which suggests […]
Avicta Complete Corn Provides Triple Threat Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 30, 2009 Avicta Complete Corn, which contains Avicta, the first seed treatment nematicide for use on corn, is now available […]
Monsanto Outlines New Strategic Action Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 29, 2009 Monsanto is creating a separate division for its Roundup and other herbicides business which is expected to enable […]
BASF Appoints New Director Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 29, 2009 BASF Crop Protection has appointed Paul Rea as director, U.S. Crop Business, effective July 1, 2009. Rea brings more […]
On The Road: Corn Nematode Education By CropLife Staff|June 29, 2009 Syngenta Seed Careâ„¢ is promoting education about corn nematodes by hitting the roadways with a 70-foot “Traveling Nematode” […]
Syngenta Expanding Key Fungicide Production Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 22, 2009 The increased demand for its key fungicide active ingredient has prompted Syngenta Crop Protection to expand production. With its […]
Nufarm Grows Seed Treatment Portfolio Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 22, 2009 Continuing its strategy of aggressive growth, Nufarm Americas Inc. is making a major push into the growing seed […]
DuPont Counterfiles Against Monsanto Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 18, 2009 DuPont has filed an answer and counterclaims to a recent Monsanto lawsuit. What is the latest news on […]
