NH3 Rigs Go High-Tech By Lisa Heacox|September 17, 2008 In the face of escalating fertilizer prices, anhydrous ammonia (NH3) continues to be an affordable workhorse product. “We’re […]
Early Nodulation Checks Can Reveal Yield-Limiting Nitrogen Gaps in Soybeans By Corteva Agriscience|June 9, 2026
Coalition Pushes For E85 Legislation Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 16, 2008 A broad coalition is encouraging U.S. House of Representatives leadership to advance E85 fuel infractructure legislation. In a […]
Solid Year For Tech By Paul Schrimpf|September 16, 2008 By most accounts, 2007 was an interesting year for agricultural technology. Surveys of retail technology adoption that CropLife® […]
Testing Switchgrass, Sorghum For Biofuels Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 16, 2008 Energy crop company Ceres, Inc. will trial improved switchgrass cultivars and high-biomass sorghum hybrids with Range Fuels, Inc. […]
The Phantom Menace By Eric Sfiligoj|September 16, 2008 To be fair, I’m certain that every person reading this column thinks their dad is (or was) a […]
The Risky Business Of Fertilizer By Lisa Heacox|September 16, 2008 With record plantings, 2008 was expected to be a boom time for fertilizer dealers. But not all realized […]
Careful Controllers By CropLife Staff|September 16, 2008 View the latest technology offered with controllers from suppliers such as AGCO Global Technologies, Raven Industries, and Trimble. EZ-Boom […]
Invisible Force By Paul Schrimpf|September 16, 2008 Not long ago, a technology known as radio frequency identification, or RFID, burst onto the scene as the […]
An Innovative Legacy Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 16, 2008 Charlie Balmer, application pioneer and founder/president of Valmar Airflo Inc., died Sept. 14 after battling cancer. He left […]
The Fight For Share By Eric Sfiligoj|September 16, 2008 As corn acreage grew in 2007, custom applicators went along for the ride. According to data from the […]
Pioneer Simplifies Hybrid Naming System Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 16, 2008 Growers now will be able to quickly understand specific information about new corn hybrids from Pioneer Hi-Bred, a […]
Beck’s Releases Three New Soybeans Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 16, 2008 Beck’s Hybrids is offering three new Ignite herbicide-tolerant soybean varieties. Beck 284LL, Beck 334LL, and Beck 376LL soybeans […]
Saving Through Scouting By Andrea Klosterman Harris|September 16, 2008 Dr. Arthur Lange, Trimble Navigation Agriculture division; Scott Shearer, University of Kentucky; and WITH the recent ethanol boom, […]
Northern Concerns By Bill Bond|September 16, 2008 Minnesota Crop Production Retailers (MCPR) members’ concerns this year are based upon two primary themes. One primary theme […]
Fumigant Comment Period Extended Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 16, 2008 Retailers whose grower-customers use soil fumigants do not need to panic that they might have missed yesterday’s deadline. […]
Monsanto’s Acceleron Set Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 16, 2008 Monsanto Co. has launched Acceleron brand seed treatment as part of the company’s seed treatment platform announced earlier […]
Long-Term Lessons By Pete Mihalek|September 16, 2008 No matter what the topic, it’s pretty clear that the saying “what goes up, must come down” doesn’t […]
Adjusting To The New World Order Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 16, 2008 CHS Inc.: Managing The Madness In these times of unprecedented fertilizer supply and price strain, retailers must work to […]
Shareholder To Buy Gehl Co. Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 16, 2008 Gehl Co., has signed a definitive agreement to be acquired for $30 per share by its largest […]
