Getting Involved By Bob Wanzel|September 3, 2008 There are two important crops in the Western North Dakota area around the tiny community of Mott — […]
Why Brokers Remain the Essential Behind-the-Scenes Force in U.S. Ag Chem Distribution By Mike Snyder|June 21, 2026
Goss’ Bacterial Wilt Moves To Indiana Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 28, 2008 It doesn’t get a lot of fanfare, but Goss’ bacterial wilt is a concern for corn growers. The […]
Ag Secretary Praises Biofuels Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 28, 2008 U.S. Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer says increasing the renewable fuel standard from 36 billion gallons by 2022 to […]
Atrazine Makers Lose Legal Battle Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 28, 2008 Despite the efforts of the six manufacturers of the popular herbicide atrazine, a water contamination lawsuit against them […]
Buying UAP Paying Off For Agrium By CropLife Staff|August 28, 2008 Agrium Inc., like its fertilizer competitors around the world, is continuing to profit amid soaring demand and prices […]
Organic Roundup In Future? Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 28, 2008 Marrone Organic Innovations Inc. (MOI) is seeking the Holy Grail of biological crop protectioni products: organic Roundup. With […]
NCGA Seeks Cooperative Effort Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 28, 2008 The industry needs to pull together and police media and Internet sources for inaccurate information on corn and […]
INSTINCT Protects N Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 28, 2008 Dow AgroSciences has selected the brand name INSTINCT nitrogen stabilizer for its new product designed for use with […]
Seed Insurance Cost Dropping — For Some Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 28, 2008 Several seed companies are offering seed that will be eligible for reduced crop insurance premiums in select states […]
Wired Wear Stays Connected Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 28, 2008 As fall season approaches, you’ll be digging out your cold-weather gear to wear. If you’ve added a BlackBerry […]
One-Quarter Facilities High Risk Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 28, 2008 There may be some changes in the air for the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Top Screen process, […]
Welder Purchase Pays At Gas Pump Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 21, 2008 Buying a Millermatic MIG welder could save you money on gas, too. Purchase a select Millermatic all-in-one MIG […]
5 Things To Know About WBC Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 21, 2008 Recent western bean cutworm (WBC) trappings by university entomologists and field professionals from Pioneer Hi-Bred, a DuPont business, […]
Innoculant Capacity Expanded Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 21, 2008 Becker Underwood announces a significant expansion in the production capacity of its St. Joseph, MO, facility to meet […]
Biotech Industry To Self-Regulate Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 21, 2008 Biotech crop makers are increasing self-regulation to avoid the accidental spread of genetic material, a move that will […]
Facility Inspections Start Up Again Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 21, 2008 Retailers in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, New Mexico, Nevada, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Washington, […]
Wet Soil? Use Slow-Release N Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 21, 2008 Slow-release nitrogen is better for wet soil, reports a University of Missouri (MU) researcher. The farm landscape can […]
Candidates Cobble In Cornfield Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 21, 2008 Aye, Cap’n, ’tis the candidates you see shaking swords in the corn. Prepare all hands on deck to […]
Miller Pull-Types ‘Go’ Fast By CropLife Staff|August 12, 2008 You’ll soon by seeing “Miller By Fast” on red pull-type sprayers, now that a deal’s been made between […]
