Is There An Ethanol Squeeze? Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 23, 2008 "Like most other industries across the country, ethanol is feeling an economic pinch. Only the squeeze has become […]
Farm Bill Uncertainty, Atrazine Debate, and Emerging Weed Control Technologies Highlight Challenges Facing Ag Retail By CropLife Staff|June 7, 2026
Market Choices Suspended Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 23, 2008 A tool you and your grower-customers use to identify biotech corn hybrids has been suspended due to the […]
Firestone Change Won’t Affect Retailers Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 23, 2008 Bridgestone Americas — owner of the Firestone tire brand — plans to rename its corporate operations. Don’t worry, […]
Proactive Nutrients Campaign Hits DC By CropLife Staff|October 23, 2008 A new ad campaign in the nation’s capital shares the positive story of fertilizer and food. The Nutrients […]
Reducing Spray Stray By Amy L. Fahnestock|October 16, 2008 Spray drift. Two simple words, but when combined, they become a double-edged sword that slices into your dealership’s […]
Bt Advantages Keep Growing By CropLife Staff|October 15, 2008 During the past 12 years, your corn grower-customers have enjoyed lower populations of once troublesome insects and lower […]
Web Site Showcases New Products Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 15, 2008 The newest, most innovative Challenger products in the marketplace are featured on a new Web site. From state-of-the-art […]
Corn, Bean Forecasts Up Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 15, 2008 Both corn and soybean production forecasts are up from the National Agricultural Statistics Service’s (NASS) September report. The […]
P, K Soil Tests Could Cut Costs Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 15, 2008 With fertilizer prices the highest they’ve ever been, the most important thing your row crop grower-customers can do […]
4 Keys To Fertilizer Safety Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 15, 2008 Here are four keys to fertilizer safety, as well as several photos taken at various dealerships around the […]
Purdue: Ag Economy OK So Far Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 15, 2008 The silver lining in today’s economic climate may well be the agriculture industry, according to Purdue University economists. […]
Tackle Resistant Weeds In Fall Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 15, 2008 If inclement summer weather has contributed to a delayed 2008 harvest, corn and soybean growers will have less […]
National Biofuels Plan Unveiled Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 15, 2008 Officials have unveiled the National Biofuels Action Plan (NBAP), an interagency plan detailing the collaborative efforts of federal […]
No Time Limits For Midas Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 15, 2008 EPA has renewed the registration without time limitations for Arysta LifeScience’s Midas products. Midas is a broad-spectrum soil […]
Saving Each Drop By Lisa Heacox|October 13, 2008 Tank and containment manufacturers are yet another sector of agriculture feeling the trickle-down benefits of good commodity prices. “Sales […]
What Big Growers Want By Allan Gray | Mike Boehlje | Maud Roucan-Kane|October 13, 2008 Successful crop input dealers know the importance of thoroughly understanding their customer’s business. To help gauge this, Purdue […]
Creative Stewardship By Kim McCloskey|October 13, 2008 City folks may think there isn’t much to look at during a road trip through North Dakota. But […]
Battle For Hearts And Minds By Bill Keogh|October 13, 2008 Economies of scale and the increasing size of a grower’s operation are driving retail consolidation. Several of our […]
Effingham-Clay: Rethinking Everything By Paul Schrimpf|October 13, 2008 If you’ve given consideration to the idea that the traditional approach to retail management is something that is […]
