USDA Corrects Latest Acreage Estimates Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 29, 2008 USDA today adjusted its official October acreage and production estimates for six field crops. How did this affect […]
Syngenta Honored with Employee Resource Group Award in Ragan’s Employee Communications Awards By Syngenta|May 12, 2024
ProGro BIO Launches Expansive 2024 U.S.-Wide Rhizol Soil Inoculant In-Field Trials By CropLife Staff|May 11, 2024
Corvette Racing Grabs Green Spotlight Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 29, 2008 The Corvette Racing team went down in history as the inaugural winners of the Green Racing Challenge. The […]
New Label Rules For Registrants By CropLife Staff|October 29, 2008 Crop protection product manufacturers will now have to follow updated label requirements for storage and disposal. The updated […]
A ‘Riehl’ Mover With Ag’s Message By CropLife Staff|October 29, 2008 When I first met Mark Riehl of Mycogen Seeds at a Dow AgroSciences media event a few years […]
Railroads Still Maintain Liability Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 29, 2008 The railroad safety bill has been signed into law, and there’s good news for ag retailers. On Oct. […]
Hobart Brothers Expands Operations By CropLife Staff|October 29, 2008 Hobart Brothers Co. is expanding its manufacturing operations, increasing production capacity for its welding products. The company will […]
WSSA: Farm Bill Threatens IPM Programs Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 29, 2008 The Weed Science Society of America (WSSA) petitioned the U.S. Congress on Monday to rescind a last-minute change […]
Markers Get Glowing Report Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 29, 2008 Fluorescent markers are making corn sorting easier. Not only will they help show the differences in corn parts, […]
Fertilizer Prices Pain Buyers Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 29, 2008 Fertilizer prices — unlike gasoline prices — aren’t going down, even as manufacturers cut production. What will that […]
Wind Blowing Away Ethanol In Iowa Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 29, 2008 “Two of three Iowans say ethanol has been good for the state, although a majority believe wind power […]
Trying To Beat Drought Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 29, 2008 To satisfy the world’s growing demand for food, scientists are trying to pull off a genetic trick that […]
Pesticide Ban Battle Intensifies Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 29, 2008 After two years of debate, the European Union’s (EU) agriculture ministers have approved stricter controls on the use […]
Election Effects Explored By CropLife Staff|October 29, 2008 Even though agriculture hasn’t been a key topic on the presidential campaign trail, rest assured that the industry […]
Soybean Rust Moving Northward Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 29, 2008 Just a few days ago, Asian soybean rust was confirmed in Illinois, the northernmost sighting this year. That […]
A Phoenix Tale Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 27, 2008 The saying goes that “two heads are better than one.” When putting its latest product offering together, Raven […]
Iowa Growers Share Biotech Success Story Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 23, 2008 Growers from across Iowa took advantage of the rainy weather to tout the worldwide benefits of biotechnology. Here’s […]
Job Hunter Network’s Growth Explosive Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 23, 2008 The potential employees are out there — but is your dealership using the best methods to find them? The […]
Looking Beyond Ethanol Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 23, 2008 Researchers are trying to domesticate Mother Nature and use “super bugs” like E. coli microbes for fuel. "Nature […]
Survey Reveals Best Ag Retail HR Practices By CropLife Staff|October 23, 2008 Trends in recruitment, compensation, and retention were identified in a survey of nearly 50 agribusiness organizations. Maybe one […]
