Cuba Follows Fidel, Cuts Ethanol Plans Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 12, 2008 Fidel Castro still wields a strong influence on Cuban strategy, including the country’s ethanol production plans, according to […]
Why Brokers Remain the Essential Behind-the-Scenes Force in U.S. Ag Chem Distribution By Mike Snyder|June 21, 2026
Production, Spending Figures Reported Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 12, 2008 Two major USDA reports have been released in the past week by the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS): […]
Port Unveils ‘Green’ Locomotives Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 12, 2008 The new hybrid equipment at the Port of Indiana-Jeffersonville, reduces rail diesel emissions at the port by 25 […]
Leadership Positions Appointed Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 12, 2008 Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd. and Arysta Life Sciences select new top officers. Valent U.S.A. Corp. has promoted President […]
Valor OK’d For Preplant Corn By CropLife Staff|August 12, 2008 Growers can now use Valor Herbicide from Valent U.S.A. Corp. 14 days prior to planting no-till or minimal […]
Dow AgroSciences Buys Dairyland Seed Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 12, 2008 The acquisition of Dariyland Seed Co., Inc. and its affiliate, Bio-Plant Research, will build Dow AgroSciences’ corn, soybean, […]
BASF Boosting Spending Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 12, 2008 Amid rising demand for crop commodities, BASF Crop Protection will invest more than $225 million over the next […]
EPA Rejects Ethanol Waiver Request Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 12, 2008 EPA denied a request by Texas Gov. Rick Perry to waive 50 percent of the 9-billion-gallon Renewable Fuel […]
In Memoriam: Paul Zimmerer By CropLife Staff|August 12, 2008 An inventor who helped advance irrigational technology across the globe, Paul Zimmerer, died late last week at the […]
DuPont, Hexima Join Forces Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 12, 2008 DuPont and Melbourne, Australia-based Hexima Ltd. announced a development and commercialization agreement for certain biotech fungal disease resistance […]
DeWitt To Lead Sulphur Plant Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 6, 2008 Continuing its strategic growth, H.J. Baker & Bro., Inc. has hired a new plant manager for its Wilmington, […]
Deal Puts Croplan Genetics In Tennessee By CropLife Staff|August 6, 2008 Tennessee Farmers Cooperative, a CropLife 100 member, will now be marketing Croplan Genetics seed products as its proprietary […]
Fungicides: Consider Risks Vs. Rewards By CropLife Staff|August 6, 2008 With grain prices at unprecedented levels and some fungicide companies implementing aggressive marketing campaigns, many corn and soybean […]
Bill Seeks Infrastructure Credit Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 6, 2008 Bipartisan legislation in the U.S. House of Representatives looks to offset the costs of setting up alternative fuel […]
Endigo Soybean Insecticide OK’d By CropLife Staff|August 6, 2008 EPA has issued a Section 3 registration for the use of Syngenta Crop Protection’s Endigo insecticide on soybeans. […]
Bayer Expands Portfolio Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 6, 2008 Bayer CropScience has received EPA approval for its Ignite herbicide in LibertyLink crops, giving U.S. growers a nonselective […]
More Approvals for Roundup Ready 2 Yield Soybeans Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 6, 2008 Monsanto Co. has received regulatory approvals for Roundup Ready 2 Yield soybeans in Mexico, Australia, and New Zealand. […]
Calling For More Flex Fuel Vehicles Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 6, 2008 Legislation has been introduced in the U.S. Senate that calls for more flex fuel vehicles. The Open Fuel […]
New Ag Show Provides International Connection Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 6, 2008 The inaugural AG CONNECT Expo — set for Jan. 12-15, 2010 at the Orange County Convention Center in […]
