Dow AgroSciences Bean Replant Supply Adequate Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 25, 2008 Dow AgroSciences and its seed company, Mycogen Seeds, might not be the first company you’d think of when […]
Why Brokers Remain the Essential Behind-the-Scenes Force in U.S. Ag Chem Distribution By Mike Snyder|June 21, 2026
Nozzle Tackles Tough Canopies Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 25, 2008 Dense foliage can inhibit proper spray coverage, so Lechler Inc. has designed its new IDK-T ceramic twin flat […]
Floods Endanger 2008 Yields Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 25, 2008 The cost of this year’s Midwest flooding may end up rivaling that of the 1993 Midwest floods that […]
Precision Sessions Offered For Users Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 25, 2008 The 9th International Conference on Precision Agriculture (ICPA) will be held July 20-23 at the Hyatt Tech Center […]
Replant Options Uncertain Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 25, 2008 Midwest U.S. growers with flooded fields may find that soils have been damaged too much to plant this […]
Speak Up On Gas Costs Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 25, 2008 The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) is urging retailers to weigh in on the latest natural gas issue. According […]
Earworms Have Sweet Tooth Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 25, 2008 Recent storms from the Gulf of Mexico have brought not only rains, but also corn earworm moths to […]
Corn Seed Alert Sounded Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 18, 2008 If your growers’ corn is stressed out after a glyphosate treatment, make sure they contact Syngenta Seeds. Which […]
SmartStax Takes Next Step Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 18, 2008 Dow AgroSciences LLC and Monsanto Co. have submitted their much-anticipated SmartStax stacked corn trait combination to EPA, moving […]
DuPont Advocates Technology Access Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 18, 2008 A DuPont executive says developing countries should be given access to improved ag technologies. DuPont Group Vice […]
Dow Reaches Out To Flood Victims Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 18, 2008 Dow AgroSciences LLC is donating $25,000 to flood relief efforts in its home state. The donation from […]
CTIC Tour Covers The Action By CropLife Staff|June 18, 2008 The Conservation Technology Information Center’s (CTIC) “Conservation In Action” tour is fast approaching. Don’t miss your chance to […]
OK To Plant Alternative Source Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 18, 2008 Oklahoma is testing switchgrass to see if it’s alright as an ethanol source. KDFA Television in Oklahoma says […]
More Stormy Weather Ahead Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 18, 2008 Like things aren’t bad enough with areas of the Midwest under water, other areas needing water and less […]
Security Called Into Question Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 18, 2008 CropLife America is concerned with chemical site security legislation under consideration on Capitol Hill. CropLife America has voiced […]
What’s The Deal With Skyrocketing Costs? By CropLife Staff|June 18, 2008 That’s the question every retailer, every grower, and every consumer wants answers to, so a trio of lawmakers […]
Dow AgroSciences — At It Again Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 12, 2008 Dow AgroScience LLC has completed key research and added more deals since the expansions announced in last week’s […]
Spray On Display Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 12, 2008 Custom applicators and growers now can monitor their progress even without an in-cab computer system. An aftermarket console […]
Bt Plants Safe For Beneficials Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 12, 2008 Transgenic plants don’t hurt beneficial bugs, according to new research by Cornell University entomologist. Genetically modified (GM) plants […]
