Spring Forecast Brings Mixed Reviews Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 18, 2008 The latest Planalytics Life Sciences agricultural spring forecast Webinar provides some interesting insights. U.S. weather is currently affected […]
Why Brokers Remain the Essential Behind-the-Scenes Force in U.S. Ag Chem Distribution By Mike Snyder|June 21, 2026
Pioneer Launches Seed Refuge System Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 18, 2008 DuPont business Pioneer Hi-Bred has introduced the first "in-the-bag" seed refuge system. The new insect protection system, Optimum […]
Select Max Newest ‘Reward’ Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 18, 2008 Monsanto Co.’s Roundup Rewards Program has a new herbicide element. Valent U.S.A. Corp’s fast-acting herbicide — Select Max […]
Simplifying Soybean Decisions Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 18, 2008 Bayer CropScience offers new one-stop system for seed-applied inputs. The Trilex 6000 Soybean System from Bayer CropScience — […]
Bush: Extend Farm Bill One Year Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 18, 2008 President George W. Bush is urging Congress to keep current farm law for another year if a new […]
Fertilizer In Short Supply? Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 18, 2008 A DTN survey finds some shortages in fertilizer supply. Farmers may find shortages of several types of fertilizer […]
And Now, Johnsongrass Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 18, 2008 Two cases of a new glyphosate-resistant weed have been confirmed in the South. A field in southeast Arkansas […]
DVD Simplifies MIG Welding Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 18, 2008 A new DVD may help improve your welding skills. Miller Electric Mfg. Co. is offering Ron Covell’s "MIG […]
Top No-Till Products Named Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 18, 2008 The top-ranked conservation tillage products for 2007 have been selected by No-Till Farmer readers. Which was voted No-Till […]
Safety Is A Fertile Topic Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 12, 2008 Fertilizer industry leaders are increasing their strong support of a national ag safety program. Agrium, Inc., has increased […]
Backsplash Backlash Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 12, 2008 Apparently ethanol and water don’t always mix, and local residents are taking sides, according to a report from […]
Bayer: Corn Products In The Hopper Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 12, 2008 This time next year, Bayer CropScience plans to introduce corn growers to a new, proprietary safener and two […]
Irish Company Acquires Arysta Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 12, 2008 Arysta LifeScience has been acquired by a Japanese company. The acquisition of Arysta LifeScience Corp. is the first […]
Farm Bill May Delay To Tax Day Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 12, 2008 The farm bill deadline may be stretched yet again from this Saturday (March 15) to April 15. According […]
Fast Fire Knockdown Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 12, 2008 New portable foam firefighting units provide fast knockdown of brush and grass fires. ——————————————————————————– CAT PUMPS […]
Hurricanes To Target Georgia, North Carolina In ’08 Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 12, 2008 The first 2008 weather report in CropLife eNews looks at the hurricane season forecast. Things look especially rough […]
Women’s Movement Against GMO Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 12, 2008 In the latest attack on a U.S. company’s biotech research unit in Brazil last Friday, it was the […]
Expanding Their Seed Horizons Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 12, 2008 The latest news in the seed/biotech sector includes: DuPont business Pioneer Hi-Bred has opened a new research and […]
In Memoriam: Roy Cleveland Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 12, 2008 Long-time ag marketing researcher Roy Cleveland died on March 6. He struggled for more than a month to […]
