Marketing/Rebate Programs By Mike J. Borel|March 5, 2009 The crop protection industry has long made a practice of employing marketing programs to sell products through the […]
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
10 Steps To Keep Good Employees By Mark Waschek | Mark Esfeld|March 5, 2009 A wise manager we know coined a phrase that really rings true in today’s retail agronomy business: “An […]
Will Obama Talk Energy, Ethanol? Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 24, 2009 Tonight, President Barack Obama will address a joint session of Congress. Will he discuss the topics that you […]
Clark Leads Renewable Energy Effort Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 17, 2009 Four-star Gen. Wesley Clark will lead Growth Energy as a co-chairman, the group announced during the recent Good […]
PACE Annual Report 2008 Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 5, 2009 Retailers Market studies indicate that after a long period of increasing operational size, large growers aren’t trying to […]
Boosting Profits By David Hest|February 5, 2009 In 2009, Crystal Valley Co-op, Janesville, MN, will harness precision sensor technology to open up a new 10-day […]
Perceived Knowledge By Eric Sfiligoj|February 5, 2009 How well do you, the retailer, know your customer? Before answering this question, consider the findings of a […]
Earning Customer Loyalty By Bill Keogh|February 5, 2009 Last month we discussed word of mouth economics, and how it relates to the Promoters, Passives, and Detractors […]
View From The Heartland Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 5, 2009 A new adminstration in WashingÂton, DC, means plenty of changes in the Beltway. One of the newcomers is […]
VeraSun Shuts Down Dozen Plants Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 27, 2009 VeraSun Energy Corp. announced that 12 of its 16 ethanol plants are shut down, as the company continues […]
Ethanol Emissions Less Than Gasoline Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 27, 2009 A group of University of Nebraska researchers found that corn-based ethanol emits 51 percent less greenhouse gas (GHG) […]
Vilsack, Chu Not Quite On Board With Higher Blends Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 27, 2009 New U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Energy Secretary-designee Steven Chu were hesitant to join the higher ethanol-blend […]
Schafer Expects Rapid Cellulosic Ethanol Growth Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 19, 2009 Current U.S. Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer says cellulosic ethanol output could explode in just a few years. Ethanol […]
Termites Provide Potential Ethanol Source Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 12, 2009 ZeaChem, a company that uses the microbes in termite guts to make ethanol, has raised $34 million to […]
Biofuel Stations Reach 1,900 Locations Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 12, 2009 The Stop In Food Store No. 67 at 1220 Seminole Trail in Charlottesville, VA is the 1,900th E85 […]
Nurse Tank Safety On Hot Seat By CropLife Staff|January 12, 2009 After inspecting nurse tanks in several states in 2008 and finding major non-compliance with current laws, the U.S. […]
Word Of Mouth Economics By Bill Keogh|January 6, 2009 We have been discussing that customer experience is different than satisfaction, and how these experiences directly impact loyalty. […]
Can Ethanol Produce Electricity? Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 6, 2009 A research team in New Mexico is studying the possibility of putting biofuel into a fuel cell, according […]
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 […]
