A Titanic Need For Ag Education By Eric Sfiligoj|June 20, 2012 Depending upon your perspective, this will be the scariest or funniest thing you are apt to read this […]
CropLife Retail Week: Bayer Glyphosate Letter, Bunge-Viterra Merger Update, and Introducing Ask the Audience By Eric Sfiligoj|April 26, 2024
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
Foreseeing A Busy Summer For Agriculture By Eric Sfiligoj|June 18, 2012 Summer officially arrives this week, but for many of us, it seems the hottest time of the year […]
Growers Tide Of Good Fortune Rising All Ag Boats By Eric Sfiligoj|June 11, 2012 The old saying “a good tide raises all boats” may have been inspired by mariners, but it could […]
Should We Fight Resistant Weeds Using Real Weapons? By Eric Sfiligoj|June 4, 2012 A few weeks ago, I attended a day-long seminar in Washington, DC, looking at the ever-expanding problem of […]
Agriculture Contains Public Enemies 2, 3 & 4 By Eric Sfiligoj|June 1, 2012 In life, it seems like there always needs to be a bad guy. Maybe it’s just human nature […]
Looking For Work In All The Wrong Places By Eric Sfiligoj|May 25, 2012 Last week, I read the news that technology giant Hewlett-Packard was laying off 27,000 workers because of disappointing […]
Getting Up Close And Personal With Our Industry By Eric Sfiligoj|May 21, 2012 Make no mistake about it – nothing gives you as unique a perspective on the state of our […]
Resistant Weed Management: A Dickens Of A Dilemma For Growers By Eric Sfiligoj|May 11, 2012 Everyone knows the famous opening line to Charles Dickens’ classic A Tale of Two Cities: “It was the […]
2012 National Policy Conference To Look At Politics, Food & Farm Bill By Eric Sfiligoj|May 7, 2012 Although these are, by all perspectives, a great time to be involved in the agricultural field, there are […]
Ag Retail Stewardship In The Spotlight By Eric Sfiligoj|April 30, 2012 A few weeks ago in late March, ag industry leaders gathered at our headquarters in Willoughby, OH, for […]
New Weed Control Opportunities Too Much Of A Good Thing? By Eric Sfiligoj|April 23, 2012 Can crop protection products used effectively for decades become a danger to agriculture if their usage levels increase? […]
Ag Manufacturers Need To Embrace The Unexpected By Eric Sfiligoj|April 16, 2012 One of my favorite lines from the movie “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” comes from the beginning. The […]
More Corn Means Good News For Ag By Eric Sfiligoj|April 9, 2012 Throughout much of the 19th century, cotton was the crop that used to be referred to as “king” […]
Credit Card Theft Impacts Ag Retail, Too By Eric Sfiligoj|April 2, 2012 Late last week and earlier this week, you may have caught the news that credit card issuers Master […]
Selling Crop Protection Short? By Eric Sfiligoj|April 1, 2012 As a trade magazine journalist, I pride myself on being to able piece together seemingly unrelated facts and […]
Ag Critics Using Fuzzy Math By Eric Sfiligoj|March 26, 2012 Ask anyone I know and they will tell you the same thing about me – I’m no math […]
Ag Retail Consolidation Ready To Ramp Back Up? By Eric Sfiligoj|March 19, 2012 In case you missed the recent news, the 10 outlets that comprised Ritter Crop Services, No. 46 on […]
Tier 4 Engines Offer Agriculture A Breath Of Fresh Air By Eric Sfiligoj|March 8, 2012 Recently, I was reading an article online that stated that more than half of the major cities in […]
Mild Winter Will Mean More Insect, Disease Pressure By Eric Sfiligoj|March 2, 2012 A few weeks ago, I wrote about how our section of Ohio has had probably the mildest winter […]
