Formulation Technology Matters with High-Activity Sulfonylurea Herbicides Posted by Matt HopkinsMay 16, 2018
Agrible Platform Will Streamline Tracking of 4R Nutrient Management Practices in Illinois By CropLife Staff|May 14, 2018 Documenting 4R nutrient application practices for environmental and regulatory purposes is about to get much easier for agricultural […]
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
Corteva Agriscience Announces New U.S. Multi-Channel, Multi-Brand Seed Strategy Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 9, 2018 Corteva Agriscience, Agriculture Division of DowDuPont, has announced today its new, focused multi-channel, multi-brand seed strategy for the […]
Q&A with ABM on Biostimulants’ Evolution, Distribution By Jackie Pucci|May 2, 2018 We recently had the opportunity to chat with Dan Custis, CEO and co-founder of Advanced Biological Marketing (ABM), […]
What the ‘Quiet Crisis’ of Soil Loss Does to Crop Yields, Greenhouse Gases By CropLife Staff|May 2, 2018 At the west end of The Ohio State University’s Columbus campus, within eyeshot of Ohio Stadium and the […]
New Online Tool Helps Time Manure Applications with Weather By CropLife Staff|May 2, 2018 The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) has teamed up with the National Weather Service to design a tool […]
Arkansas Farmers Again Lose Access to Dicamba By CropLife Staff|May 1, 2018 Monday the Arkansas Supreme Court reinforced a ban on dicamba products in the state, halting another judge’s ruling […]
Monsanto, Adjuvants Unlimited Develop Dicamba Spray Tank Cleaner By CropLife Staff|April 27, 2018 Monsanto Co. announced that it has collaborated with Adjuvants Unlimited, LLC to develop the first-ever agricultural sprayer system […]
Missouri Dept. of Ag Extends Dicamba Cut-off Date Posted by Jackie Pucci|April 27, 2018 The Missouri Department of Agriculture on Thursday announced it will extend the dicamba cut-off date for applications of […]
Mobile App Now Available for Cover Crop Field Guide Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 23, 2018 The Midwest Cover Crops Council (MCCC) has reformatted its popular field guide to create the Midwest Cover Crops […]
Tiger-Sul Alabama Sulphur Bentonite Facility Fully Operational Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 16, 2018 In less than nine months, the return of the Tiger-Sul Atmore, AL, plant is now complete with full […]
IR-4 Project in ‘Desperate Need’ of Additional Funding By CropLife Staff|April 16, 2018 The IR-4 Project is in “desperate need” of additional funding to continue supporting EPA registrations of crop protection […]
Wilbur-Ellis Launches New Drift Reduction Product Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 16, 2018 Wilbur-Ellis Co., a leader in the marketing and distribution of crop protection, seed, and nutritional products, as well […]
Reuters: Bayer to Sell Digital Farming Business to Win Approval for Monsanto Deal Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 11, 2018 Bayer said it was planning to sell its digital farming business, and not just grant a license to […]
U.S. Approves Bayer-Monsanto Merger Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 11, 2018 The U.S. Justice Department has approved Bayer AG’s acquisition of Monsanto Co. after the companies pledged to sell […]
The Disease/Insect Outlook for 2018: New Challenges at Every Turn By Eric Sfiligoj|April 9, 2018 In recent years grower-customers’ annual fight against yield-robbing organisms has tended to focus on weeds. Meanwhile, crop diseases […]
5 Reasons to Treat Seed Real Time By CropLife Staff|April 4, 2018 More than ever before, we are living in a “real-time world,” writes KSi’s Jason Kaeb on SeedWorld.com. CEOs […]
BASF Launches New Spray Tool to Help Ensure On-Target Applications Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 4, 2018 BASF launched its latest stewardship resource to assist growers with on-target applications this season – the Engenia Herbicide […]
2,4-D and Dicamba Cropping Systems in 2018: Looking for a Smoother Year By Eric Sfiligoj|March 29, 2018 Over the past several decades, the unending quest to help grower-customers increase their crop yields has driven the […]
The War Against Weeds Evolves in 2018 By Jackie Pucci|March 20, 2018 According to the latest Stratus Ag Research survey, 73% of nearly 4,000 growers polled across the U.S. reported […]
