Ford Offers Four ’09 FFV Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 6, 2008 Ford Motor Co. will add four new flexible fuel vehicle (FFV) models to its line in 2009, plus […]
Why Brokers Remain the Essential Behind-the-Scenes Force in U.S. Ag Chem Distribution By Mike Snyder|June 21, 2026
Profits To Rise With Input Costs Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 6, 2008 Last week we reported that Rabobank was projecting higher input prices for 2009. A new University of Illinois […]
Be Wary Of Insect ‘Clean-Up’ Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 6, 2008 There are concerns and consequences associated with adding an insecticide to the spray mix just to “clean up” […]
Ag Meter Stars At U.S. Open Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 6, 2008 You probably saw or heard about Tiger Woods’ amazing sudden death play-off win at this year’s U.S. Open, […]
DuPont, University Partner On Pilot Facility Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 31, 2008 A fast-track pilot plant will develop commercialization technology for corn stover and switchgrass, with the facility expected to […]
Herculex Hybrids Offer Built-in Protection Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 31, 2008 Excessive amounts of rain across the Midwest this spring caused many growers to plant — and even replant […]
Nitro Wins Russian Gold Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 31, 2008 The Ministry of Agricujlture of the Russian Federation awarded a gold medal to Miller St. Nazianz’ Nitro Series […]
Production Costs To Keep Rising Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 31, 2008 Bet this latest Rabobank finding won’t come as a surprise: Crop input prices just keep going up. What […]
Alliance To Protect Ethanol Subsidies Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 31, 2008 A group of U.S. agribusiness companies — led by Archer Daniels Midland and including familiar retail suppliers — […]
Gray Leaf Spot Attacking Kansas Corn Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 31, 2008 Gray leaf spot is exploding in eastern Kansas, causing concerns about a possible epidemic. Gray leaf spot, a […]
Mosaic Profits More Than Double By CropLife Staff|July 31, 2008 Mosaic Co.’s fiscal fourth quarter earnings have more than quadrupled, ending with $2 billion in cash and cash […]
EPA Sitting On Ethanol Decision Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 31, 2008 EPA has put off a decision on Texas’ request to temporarily lower ethanol requirements for gasoline, a change […]
Optimum GAT Gets US OK By CropLife Staff|July 24, 2008 DuPont has received U.S. regulatory approval of its proprietary herbicide tolerance trait, the Optimum GAT trait in soybeans […]
ARA, TFI Fight Being Railroaded Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 24, 2008 If you shudder to think of the difficulties in transporting fertilizer and other crop inputs without rail, then […]
Doubling Efficacy, Efficiency In The Air Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 24, 2008 Hemisphere GPS has released a new product for the aerial application market that will greatly improve the efficiency […]
Ag-Chem Completes Distribution Transition By CropLife Staff|July 24, 2008 The Ag-Chem dealer network is now in charge of all application equipment sales and service. AGCO Application Equipment […]
Highly Respected: Mott Grain & Agronomy By CropLife Staff|July 24, 2008 Mott Grain & Agronomy of North Dakota is the newest national winner of the Environmental Respect Award. The […]
Replant ’08 Series: Syngenta Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 24, 2008 Syngenta Crop Protection says keeping an eye on how excess water is affecting your grower-customers soybeans is critical. […]
AMS Boosts Late Weed Control By CropLife Staff|July 24, 2008 With planting delays pushing back glyphosate applications, many growers will be treating bigger weeds, which are tougher to […]
