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 […]
The Significance of AgroLiquid’s C-Tech Being the First to Attain TFI’s Biostimulant Certification By Eric Sfiligoj|April 17, 2024
AI Precision Spraying Pioneer Greeneye Technology Raises $20M to Scale U.S. Operation By CropLife Staff|April 17, 2024
PotashCorp Earns Financial Honor Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 26, 2007 PotashCorp, headquartered in a Saskatoon, SK, Canada, has been recognized as a leader in corporate transparency. Its 2006 […]
Romania Chooses Topcon Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 26, 2007 Topcon wins huge handheld geographic information systems (GIS) bid in Europe. The country of Romania has acquired 530 […]
Wyffels Hybrids Join BYE Program Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 26, 2007 One independent seed corn company’s new hybrids earn a biotech designation. Many of the hybrids in Wyffels Hybrids’ […]
World Food Supply Causing Concern Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 26, 2007 World food supply is shrinking, UN agency warns. In an "unforeseen and unprecedented" shift, the world food supply […]
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 […]
Senate Approves Farm, Energy Bills Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 18, 2007 The Senate has been busy, passing both the Farm Bill and Energy Bill in the past couple weeks. […]
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 […]
Redball Adds Manager, Product Team Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 18, 2007 Redball, LLC, has hired a new sales/marketing director and named three to a newly created product management team. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Herbicides Show Growth Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 18, 2007 Across agriculture, herbicides enjoyed a healthy boost in sales in most regions in 2007 vs. 2006, according to […]
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 […]
Fertilizer Security Deadline Approaches By CropLife Staff|December 18, 2007 The deadline to get on board with the Chemical Security Assessment will be here before you know it. […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
