New Alias Provides Aphid Weapon By CropLife Staff|July 24, 2008 Makhteshim Agan of North America (MANA) has a new weapon in the fight against soybean aphid outbreaks. “MANA […]
Why Brokers Remain the Essential Behind-the-Scenes Force in U.S. Ag Chem Distribution By Mike Snyder|June 21, 2026
Poncho Line Punched Up By CropLife Staff|July 24, 2008 The Poncho insecticide family from Bayer CropScience has a new addition: Poncho 500 seed-applied insecticide. Poncho 500 offers […]
Glass Is Half-Full: Floods Reduce Insects Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 24, 2008 The only good thing that may have come from the floods in Indiana in May and early June […]
Bunge Is Newest Fertilizer Source Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 24, 2008 Bunge North America plans to market fertilizer in North America. The North American operating arm of Bunge Ltd. […]
National Tractor Standard Sought Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 16, 2008 The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) has initiated a project to adopt a national standard […]
G8 Supports Biotech Role Globally Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 16, 2008 Leaders of the Group of Eight (G8) industrial nations, meeting in Hokkaido, Japan at their annual summit last […]
New Soil Fumigant Rules Set Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 16, 2008 Retailers whose grower-customers use soil fumigants do not need to panic that they might have missed yesterday’s deadline. […]
Pioneer Launches Y Series Beans Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 16, 2008 A new generation of soybean varieties will be the largest commercial product launch in Pioneer Hi-Bred’s 82-year history. […]
Forecast Favors Corn Pollination Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 16, 2008 The AccuWeather.com Agricultural Forecast Center reports overall favorable conditions for the Midwest corn pollination period July 20 to […]
Prepare For Next Anti-Terrorism Step Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 16, 2008 Ag retail facilities should have received notification from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) if considered high […]
Agrium Acquires European Network Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 16, 2008 Agrium Inc. has successfully purchased a 70 percent equity position in Common Market Fertilizers S.A., one of Western […]
Replant ’08 Series: MANA Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 16, 2008 Don Guy, field development and technical services manager for Makhteshim Agan of North America (MANA) Crop Protection, authors […]
Replant ’08 Series: Dow AgroSciences Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 16, 2008 While weeds and diseases may be on the minds of most producers with late-planted corn and soybeans, don’t […]
Brazilian Ethanol Floods U.S. Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 16, 2008 Brazil will likely export at least 3 billion liters — or about 793 million gallons — of ethanol […]
Newest Soybean Rust Hotline Opens Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 16, 2008 Missouri soybean growers have a new tool available to help monitor and manage disease in their soybean fields […]
WPHA Defends NH3 Transport Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 16, 2008 The Western Plant Health Association has weighed in on the rail carriers’ request to the Surface Transportation Board […]
Adapting To Weather Crucial Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 12, 2008 The ability of U.S. growers — and growers worldwide – to adapt to varying weather patterns is becoming […]
Team Ethanol Races To First Victory Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 8, 2008 The Camping World Grand Prix at The Glen is the first IndyCar Series win for Team Ethanol. Ryan […]
Biotech Rules In U.S. Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 8, 2008 American growers have adopted genetically engineered (GE) crops widely since their introduction in 1996, especially corn hybrids and […]
