Cullers Gets 100+ Yields In All Bean Fields Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 30, 2008 Kip Cullers of K&K Farms in Purdy, MO, impressed the agricultural world the previous two years by smashing […]
Performance Upgrade Kits Are ‘Gifts That Keep on Giving’ for Ag Equipment By Erin Hightower|May 7, 2024
Hello Nature Receives Industry Certification As Biostimulant for PSP 5-0-0 Technology By HELLO NATURE|May 7, 2024
USDA, UNL Break Ground for New Research Center on Resilient and Regenerative Precision Agriculture By USDA-ARS|May 6, 2024
Reflections On 2008 — Syngenta’s View By Pat Steiner|December 22, 2008 From a weed control standpoint, the 2008 planting season is something that many growers would like to forget. […]
Seed.Pro Streamlines Bulk Seed Processing Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 22, 2008 The new Seed.Pro 400-bushel bulk seed delivery system helps streamline planting with an innovative weather-tight design that allows […]
Vilsack Named Ag Secretary Nominee Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 22, 2008 President-elect Barack Obama has selected Tom Vilsack, former Iowa governor, as his choice for agriculture secretary. "Iowa is […]
Biofuels Mandate Tough To Meet Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 22, 2008 Reuters reports that the U.S. government’s top energy forecasting agency annual forecast has mixed news about the country’s […]
Command Central For Financial Help Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 22, 2008 An innovative, university research-based Web site has new resources to help Americans — including you, your co-workers, your […]
ERS Updates Fertilizer Data Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 22, 2008 USDA’s Economic Research Service (ERS) has released updated information on fertilizer use and price data. The USDA-ERS report […]
Bayer Launching LibertyLink Beans Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 22, 2008 Bayer CropScience plans to launch its LibertyLink herbicide-tolerance technology for soybeans in the United States in 2009. The […]
eMerge Genetics Fills Non-GMO Void Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 22, 2008 Schillinger Seed, a specialty soybean seed company headquartered in West Des Moines, IA, has introduced eMerge Genetics — […]
Doha Effort Fails Again Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 22, 2008 Due to disagreements on agricultural and industrial goods between the U.S. and countries with emerging economies, the World […]
Seed Treatment Partnership Announced Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 22, 2008 Shares of UK-based natural plant products company Plant Health Care Plc rose 16 percent after its announcement of […]
Climate Change A Concern Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 19, 2008 Climate change could provide the warmer weather that many insects prefer, leading to an increase in populations that […]
Less May Be More For Headline By CropLife Staff|December 15, 2008 BASF’s preliminary study results show lower-volume technologies cover more acres and deliver all the benefits of its Headline […]
Fertilizer Opener Provides Flexibility By CropLife Staff|December 15, 2008 Yetter Manufacturing has added one of the most flexible fertilizer openers on the market today to its extensive […]
Informa Predicts More Beans In ’09 Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 15, 2008 Informa Economics expects U.S. soybean acreage to rise in 2009, coupled with decreases in corn and wheat acreage. […]
Ceres To Offer Seed For Energy Market Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 15, 2008 Ceres, Inc. will launch seed for plants specifically bioengineered for energy use before spring. The seed will be […]
Agrium Curtails Production By CropLife Staff|December 15, 2008 Agrium Inc. has shut-in production at its Fort Saskatchewan nitrogen facility and has further curtailed production at other […]
ASA, USB In Dispute By CropLife Staff|December 15, 2008 Officials from the American Soybean Association (ASA) have asked for an investigation and audit of the United Soybean […]
Syngenta Trait Named, Shows Results Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 15, 2008 Syngenta has unveiled preliminary data from its 2008 trials designed to evaluate the efficacy of its new broad-spectrum […]
