Don’t Have All Your Fertilizer Orders In Yet? Better Hurry! By CropLife Staff|February 6, 2008 Nitrogen fertilizer supplies are tight, so make sure your grower-customers are putting in their orders — if they […]
Why Brokers Remain the Essential Behind-the-Scenes Force in U.S. Ag Chem Distribution By Mike Snyder|June 21, 2026
Cellulosic Ethanol Drives Le Mans Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 6, 2008 The American Le Mans Series season opener will debut cellulosic E85 racing ethanol. In a technological breakthrough in […]
Schafer Outlines ’09 Ag Budget Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 6, 2008 In one of his first official acts, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer released details of President George W. […]
Wil-Rich Markets Redball Line Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 6, 2008 Wil-Rich, LLC will become the exclusive marketer of Redball, LLC’s line of strip-till equipment. Redball will continue as […]
Dig Those Corn Rootworms By CropLife Staff|February 6, 2008 It’s a dirty job, but someone has to do it. In fact, entomologists are encouraging more growers and […]
Soil Testing Makes Sense — And Saves Dollars Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 6, 2008 Want to save on fertilizer? Run a soil test. With fertilizer prices continuing their upward trend, a soil […]
PotashCorp Sets Own Record Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 30, 2008 A record fourth quarter takes Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. (PotashCorp) over the top. PotashCorp announced on Monday […]
‘Qs’ Provide Answers Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 30, 2008 DuPont has received EPA approval for two more corn herbicides this off-season. The new corn herbicides are Resolve […]
EU Biofuel Standards Stir Controversy Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 30, 2008 The European Commission has set some strong biofuel standards – and calls for a moratorium begin almost immediately. […]
Bush Mum On Ag In Address Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 30, 2008 By Pat Hill, DTN Market Reporter DTN’s market expert provides analysis of the ag-related segments of last night’s […]
Trusted Guide Gets Useful Makeover Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 30, 2008 Growers and advisors in the Corn Belt can count on an updated field guide. The 2008 edition of […]
New, But Surely Mighty Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 30, 2008 The Agrisure RW trait delivered high yields in their debut year, according to Syngenta Seeds. Almost a quarter […]
Ag Secretary Confimed: It’s Schafer Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 30, 2008 Edward Schafer, former North Dakota governor, was confirmed on Monday by the U.S. Senate to serve as agriculture […]
In Memoriam: Francis Childs By CropLife Staff|January 22, 2008 CropLife eNews just learned that Francis Childs — the first corn grower ever to top 400 bushels an […]
Alliance To Provide Crop Stress Protection Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 22, 2008 A new alliance will focus on protecting crops worldwide during stressful situations. AgroFresh Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of […]
Reinventing Ethanol Production Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 22, 2008 Two companies are cooking up a potential new method of ethanol production. Quad County Corn Processors of Galva, […]
GM Crop Ban Invites U.S. Sanctions Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 22, 2008 Last week’s CropLife eNews included a news item about France’s controversial decision to ban its lone genetically modified […]
Waterhemp Meets Its Match Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 22, 2008 Midwest growers struggling with waterhemp issues have a new information resource. Biology and Management of Waterhemp has been […]
Bayer To Launch PRE Premix Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 15, 2008 Bayer CropScience’s pipeline includes a preemergence premix herbicide that could be marketed as soon as 2009. The herbicide […]
