Con-Till, Nutrient Management Top Best Practices By CropLife Staff|February 13, 2008 Farmers are adopting best management practices in record numbers, according to a survey just released by the Conservation […]
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
Dig Those Corn Rootworms By CropLife Staff|February 6, 2008 It’s a dirty job, but someone has to do it. In fact, entomologists are encouraging more growers and […]
Don’t Have All Your Fertilizer Orders In Yet? Better Hurry! By CropLife Staff|February 6, 2008 Nitrogen fertilizer supplies are tight, so make sure your grower-customers are putting in their orders — if they […]
Bayer To Launch PRE Premix Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 15, 2008 Bayer CropScience’s pipeline includes a preemergence premix herbicide that could be marketed as soon as 2009. The herbicide […]
Orthene Moves To AMVAC By CropLife Staff|January 8, 2008 Valent’s sale of the Orthene insecticide product line to AMVAC reinforces portfolio strategy of both companies. Valent U.S.A. […]
Texas Enjoys Biofuel Boom Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 26, 2007 Biofuel demand powers top Texas production for 2007. For the first time in history, projections show the Texas […]
Biotech Adoption XTRA Rapid Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 26, 2007 New field trial research shows growers are embracing the new corn rootworm technology. In just its second year […]
Monsanto Offers Low-Risk Premiums Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 18, 2007 Some corn growers who use Monsanto Advanced Technology will be eligilble for lower risk insurance premiums. Farmers in […]
Syngenta Optimizing Water Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 18, 2007 New experiment corn lines could mean “goodbye, million dollar rain.” Every corn grower in the Midwest knows about […]
Side Effect: Getting DDGS In Chicken Feed By CropLife Staff|December 18, 2007 Iowa State research shows poultry diets can contain high levels of an ethanol by-product. The increased use of […]
DuPont Herbicides OK’d Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 18, 2007 Two new soybean herbicides from DuPont Crop Protection offer weed resistance management. DuPont has received EPA registration approval […]
Rotam’s Volta Approved By CropLife Staff|December 18, 2007 EPA has approved the registration of Volta, a sulfonylurea herbicide. Volta herbicide is manufactured by Rotam North America, […]
California Approves Reduced-Risk Insecticide Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 18, 2007 The California Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) has approved a new, reduced-risk insesticide under a streamlined registration process […]
Bayer Teams Up On LL Beans Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 18, 2007 Bayer CropScience is partnering with two companies to develop LibertyLink soybean varieties. Through partnerships with Soygenetics and Stine […]
Pioneer Hybrids Top Grower Contest By CropLife Staff|December 18, 2007 In all, growers planting Pioneer brand hybrids won 20 out of 27 national titles in 2007 contest. DuPont […]
Bayer Lauds New Herbicide Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 11, 2007 A new corn herbicide controls both broadleaf and tough grass weeds. EPA has approved Bayer CropSciences’ Laudis postemergence […]
Working In Memphis, Again By CropLife Staff|December 11, 2007 The new Monsanto/Delta and Pine Land team has opened an office in Memphis, TN. Monsanto Co. acquired Delta […]
Bayer Collaborates On Bean Traits Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 4, 2007 A new Bayer CropScience deal will benefit U.S. soybean growers. Bayer, Mertec LLC, and M.S. Technologies LLC have […]
Developing Less Thirsty GM Crops Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 4, 2007 As concerns about water availability grow, there’s news about a genetically modified crop needing less water to grow. […]
