Expect High Grain Prices, Strong Farm Income By CropLife Staff|March 12, 2008 The headline says it all, according to the 2008 agriculture outlook from economists with the Food and Agricultural […]
Why Brokers Remain the Essential Behind-the-Scenes Force in U.S. Ag Chem Distribution By Mike Snyder|June 21, 2026
Fertilizer Gateway Planned By CropLife Staff|March 4, 2008 The West Coast is getting a centralized dry fertilizer distribution facility. Yara North America, Inc. has announced plans […]
Global Biotech Use Growing Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 4, 2008 Biotech crop plantings continue to expand across the globe, and developing countries are beginning to lead the charge. […]
BASF Introduces Herbicide Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 4, 2008 BASF’s newest herbicide coming out of its development pipeline has been submitted for U.S. registration. The herbicide, which […]
Cyst Nematode Unmasked Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 4, 2008 Researchers are learning the secrets of the harmful cyst nematode. Many soybean growers are all too familiar with […]
Thoughts From Commodity Classic Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 4, 2008 CropLife Editors Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj attended the recent Commodity Classic conference in Nashville. In reviewing their […]
Sticker Shock Ahead? Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 4, 2008 Experts fear there may be a ‘corn shock’ ahead for the U.S. economy. The Kansas City Star reports […]
Forget Food Vs. Fuel Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 4, 2008 There’s no contest between food and fuel in corn production, and Congress is working hard to pass the […]
Crop Protection Rolls On Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 4, 2008 The robust value of the crop protection market appears to be continuing as we move into the middle […]
Unapproved Dow Trait Found In Corn Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 4, 2008 Even though an unapproved trait was discovered in 2006 and 2007 seed, this year’s corn crop will not […]
Transgenics Challenge System Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 4, 2008 Attention growers: More transgenic corn may equal more challenges. That’s certainly the message Ohio growers are getting from […]
Primero Herbicide OK’d Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 26, 2008 Your grower-customers have another new herbicide to add to their arsenal. With its newest herbicide offering, Rotam North […]
Data Gets Even More Real Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 26, 2008 An upgraded data logger provides real-time data and download capabilities for tracking temperature and humidity. Dickson has redesigned […]
Farm Bill Fate Certainly Uncertain Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 26, 2008 As the 2008 Farm Bill draws closer to finality, one thing is certain: its fate is an uncertainty. […]
Plop, Plop, Fizz, Fizz — N Price Relief In Sight Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 26, 2008 One economist says retailers and growers can look for declining nitrogen (N) fertilizer prices later this year. David […]
Genome Map Opens Up Possibilities Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 26, 2008 Researchers team up in effort to map the corn genome. Scientists at universities and corporations are about to […]
Record Exports Anticipated Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 26, 2008 USDA predicts a record for ag exports for fiscal year 2008. The agency’s recently revised forecast for agricultural […]
Global Demand Taking Toll By CropLife Staff|February 26, 2008 Not everyone paints such a rosy economic picture; one economist notes there could be a domestic downside. The […]
Hybrids By The Dozen Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 26, 2008 One of the nation’s largest independent seed corn companies has added 12 new corn hybrids to its lineup. […]
