USDA Invests $30 Million To Improve Water Quality In Mississippi River Basin By Matt Hopkins|November 4, 2015
5 Legacy Farmers Cooperative Facilities Now 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certified By Matthew J. Grassi|November 3, 2015 The 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certification Program has announced that Legacy Farmers Cooperative’s facilities in Arcadia, Arlington, McComb and […]
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4R Nutrient Stewardship Partnership Awarded To Verdesian Life Sciences By Matt Hopkins|October 27, 2015 In support of promoting a more sustainable and efficient agricultural industry, Verdesian Life Sciences has been named a […]
Southern States Cooperative Partners with Anuvia Plant Nutrients to Market Fertilizer Product By CropLife Staff|September 19, 2017
Syngenta Joins Global Sustainability Initiative By Matt Hopkins|October 19, 2015 Syngenta has become a member of the Together for Sustainability initiative (TfS), established to assess and drive improvements […]
H.J. Baker Endorses ResponsibleAg’s Mission By Matt Hopkins|October 15, 2015 H.J. Baker recently signed onto an open letter to the fertilizer industry endorsing ResponsibleAg’s mission and calling on […]
360 Yield Center: Tips For Fall N Application Season By Matthew J. Grassi|October 7, 2015 Harvest is underway and soon farmers will start setting the stage for the 2016 season. For many, that […]
Gar Tootelian, Inc.: Making A Difference In ‘The Valley’ And Beyond By David Eddy|October 5, 2015 For the Environmental Respect Awards program, sponsored by DuPont Crop Protection with assistance from CropLife® and FCI magazines, […]
Illinois Fertilizer & Chemical Association: Tackling Water Quality Issues Through Partnerships By Lisa Heacox|October 2, 2015 You’ve got to be doing something right if lots of people keep coming to you for advice. That’s […]
U.S. Court Finds EPA Erred In Approving Dow Insecticide By Matthew J. Grassi|September 11, 2015 Yahoo News and Reuters are reporting that a U.S. appeals court ruled on Thursday that federal EPA regulators […]
Making A Difference In Ag Retail: 10 ‘Big Picture’ Things To Do In Less Than 15 Minutes By Kathy Mathers|September 10, 2015 The summer of 2015 is in the books and kids are back in the classroom hitting the books. […]
California Water Users Seeking Solutions By Lisa Heacox|September 8, 2015 Volumes have been written, over just the last few years even, about the plight of California’s water supplies. […]
Ogallala Aquifer At Risk By Lisa Heacox|September 4, 2015 The Ogallala Aquifer, with total water storage capacity about equal to that of Lake Huron in the Midwest, […]
Nebraska Getting Water Conservation Right By Lisa Heacox|September 4, 2015 A precipitation map of Nebraska looks startlingly like a rainbow, with each colored band marking a different level […]
Bee Buffer Strip Initiative Seeks 100 Ohio Farmers By Matthew J. Grassi|August 31, 2015 The U.S. Bee Buffer Project, an initiative of the Pollinator Partnership (P2), Burt’s Bees and The Burt’s Bees […]
CPS Morenci Becomes First Michigan Facility Certified In 4R Nutrient Stewardship By Matt Hopkins|August 31, 2015 The 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certification Program has announced that Crop Production Services, Inc.’s facility located in Morenci, MI, […]
New Agriculture Practices Being Standardized One Year After Toledo Water Crisis By Matt Hopkins|August 5, 2015 It’s been one year since a harmful algal bloom in the Western Lake Erie Basin (WLEB) was brought […]
Ohio Grower: Why Water Quality Matters To Me By Matthew J. Grassi|August 3, 2015 Fresh off the first anniversary of last summer’s unfortunate Toledo Water Crisis — which was largely attributed in […]
Excellence Through Stewardship Reaches 30 Members By Matthew J. Grassi|August 3, 2015 Excellence Through Stewardship, a non-profit that promotes the adoption of best practices and stewardship in agricultural technology, reached […]
Ohio Water Quality Project To Determine How Much Phosphorus Is Leaving Fields By Matt Hopkins|July 27, 2015 Researchers with the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences at The Ohio State University are looking for […]
Ohio Farmers Improving Water Quality Through Fertilizer Applicator Training By Matt Hopkins|July 15, 2015 Since last fall, 6,586 growers and producers responsible for farming some 1 million acres of Buckeye State farmland […]
