Bayer: 5 Reasons We Disagree With Maryland Neonic Ban By Matthew J. Grassi|April 12, 2016 We’re disappointed that the Maryland legislature chose not to stand up for sound science and the rights of […]
Credit Xtreme Handling and Mixing Best Practices Sponsor Nufarm Credit Xtreme is a unique high-load, dual-salt formulation glyphosate. It offers better plant uptake and excellent tank-mix compatibility […]
U.S. Objections to ChemChina/Syngenta Deal and Monsanto’s Future By Hugh Grant By Marc Antonelli|April 7, 2016 CropLife Editors Eric Sfiligoj and Paul Schrimpf talk about the latest rumors surrounding ChemChina’s deal for Syngenta and […]
Southern States Cooperative Partners with Anuvia Plant Nutrients to Market Fertilizer Product By CropLife Staff|September 19, 2017
4R Framework Implementation: Precision Ag Adoption by Farmers and Dealers By CropLife Staff|September 15, 2017
U.S. Corn Growers Expect A Major Increase In 2016 Acreage By Matt Hopkins|April 4, 2016 U.S. corn growers expect to plant 93.6 million acres to corn this year, according to the Prospective Plantings […]
Heritage Cooperative Facilities Become Certified In 4R Nutrient Stewardship By Matt Hopkins|April 4, 2016 The 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certification Program has announced that Heritage Cooperative’s facilities located in Sycamore and Upper Sandusky, […]
Preparing For Process Safety Management: What Ag Retailers Need To Do By Eric Sfiligoj|April 3, 2016 By and large, ag retailers like to use three letter acronyms in their day-to-day operations. Most talk about […]
Talking John Deere/Hagie, Acreage Projections, and PSM By Marc Antonelli|March 31, 2016 Editors Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj discuss the week’s events, including partnerships in equipment, farmer 2016 plans, and […]
USDA Chips In Additional $41 Million To Clean Up Lake Erie By Matthew J. Grassi|March 29, 2016 A federal program to reduce farm runoff in Ohio, Michigan and Indiana that helps feed harmful algae in […]
Latest Monsanto Bayer Rumors and GMO Labeling By Marc Antonelli|March 24, 2016 Editors Eric Sfiligoj and Paul Schrimpf discuss the latest round of merger rumors in crop protection and GMO […]
Farm Groups Applaud USDA Effort To Embrace Cuban Agriculture By Matthew J. Grassi|March 23, 2016 Leaders from across the U.S. agriculture and food sectors are expressing support and optimism in new opportunities for […]
Glyphosate and the EU; PrecisionAg Vision Conference set for October By Marc Antonelli|March 16, 2016 Editors Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj discuss recent glyphosate policy decisions in Europe, and the launch of the […]
Purdue Center Offers Online Course For Ag Sales Professionals By Matt Hopkins|March 16, 2016 A new online course from Purdue University’s Center for Food and Agricultural Business will help sales managers and […]
Land O’Lakes: Ag Industry Failing To Attract Next Generation By Matt Hopkins|March 15, 2016 The world’s demand for food will surge by 2050, with a projected 10 billion people requiring a 70% […]
Members Support Ohio Cooperative Merger By Matt Hopkins|March 15, 2016 Members of two of the largest cooperatives in Ohio approved the merger that will unify their businesses. Sunrise […]
Process Safety Management Compliance Toolkit Now Available From ResponsibleAg By Matt Hopkins|March 10, 2016 ResponsibleAg has announced the availability of MyPSM+RMP Compliance Assistance Tool and PSM Training Modules. These online materials will […]
What We Learned At Commodity Classic By Marc Antonelli|March 10, 2016 Editor Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj discuss the products and rumors making the rounds at last week’s Commodity […]
ETS Partners With 4R Nutrient Stewardship Program By Matt Hopkins|March 7, 2016 Environmental Tillage Systems (ETS), the manufacturer of the SoilWarrior strip-tillage system, is partnering with the 4R Stewardship Program […]
Water In Iowa: The War Intensifies By Eric Sfiligoj|March 3, 2016 Every four years, Iowa gets the privilege of kicking off the process that elects the next president of the […]
Lake Erie Water Researcher: Everyone Needs To Step It Up By Matthew J. Grassi|March 2, 2016 Christopher J. Winslow, Ph.D., Ohio Sea Grant College Program Interim Director, says that although progress is clearly being […]
Ohio Water: At The Tipping Point By Matthew J. Grassi|March 2, 2016 It could be said that water quality in the Western Lake Erie Basin (WLEB) is at somewhat of […]
