Watching Water Issues By Steve Taylor|October 13, 2008 No matter what part of the country you are in, chances are water issues will impact your membership. […]
Farm Bill Uncertainty, Atrazine Debate, and Emerging Weed Control Technologies Highlight Challenges Facing Ag Retail By CropLife Staff|June 7, 2026
2008: An Ag Odyssey By Paul Schrimpf|October 13, 2008 Well, another season is almost behind us. In agriculture, there’s really no such thing as a “typical” year, […]
USDA Urged To Address Credit Concerns By CropLife Staff|October 8, 2008 Several major commodity groups have requested help from USDA Secretary Ed Schafer in addressing a potential credit crunch […]
‘Bailout Bill’ Includes Ag Aid Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 8, 2008 The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act (H.R. 1424), after being voted down Sept 29 in the U.S. House of […]
Simplot Completes Britz Transaction By CropLife Staff|October 8, 2008 J.R. Simplot Co., a CropLife 100 company headquartered in Boise, ID, has completed its acquisition of a California-based […]
Seed Treatments: Sensible Investment Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 8, 2008 Seed treatment fungicides of various crops can be useful tools for getting stands established and assuring seedling vigor, […]
Agrisure Heads Syngenta Seed Lineup Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 8, 2008 Syngenta Seeds is expanding its Agrisure corn hybrids line-up for 2009 with 91 new corn hybrids, including many […]
CNH Keeps Goodfield Plant Open Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 8, 2008 CNH Global N.V. will reconsolidate production of soil management equipment at its plant in Goodfield, IL, rescinding plans […]
Economy Heart-To-Heart Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 8, 2008 These days, a lot of conversations at the local diner, coffee shops, family rooms, and just about anywhere […]
AGCO Promotes Ag Commitment Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 8, 2008 AGCO Corp. has a new corporate branding strategy to showcase its commitment to agriculture. As part of its […]
Dow AgroSciences Adds To Seed Presence Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 8, 2008 Dow AgroSciences LLC’s latest seed company acquisition will expand its presence in the western Corn Belt. The deal […]
Summa Retires From CF Industries Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 8, 2008 Monty R. Summa, vice president of sales, will retire from CF Industries Holdings, Inc. at the end of […]
$1 Million Award In Drift Case Raises Concerns Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 8, 2008 A jury has awarded $1 million to an organic farm in Santa Cruz, CA, whose edible herbs were […]
World Demand For Ag Chemicals Up By CropLife Staff|October 1, 2008 Despite the advances in seed biotechnology (which tends to reduce crop protection product use), worldwide use of ag […]
New Research: Ethanol IS Efficient Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 1, 2008 An upcoming study from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln debunks previous negative research about the energy efficiency of ethanol […]
Air-Drying Controls Energy Costs By CropLife Staff|October 1, 2008 A little-used grain-drying technique can help your grower-customers control energy costs, according to an Ohio State University agricultural […]
Monsanto Implements Seed Count System Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 1, 2008 Precision planning and purchases to bring benefits to growers and dealers. Monsanto Co.’s Asgrow Brand will introduce the […]
Becker Underwood Expands Production By CropLife Staff|October 1, 2008 Becker Underwood is significantly expanding the production capacity of its St. Joseph, MO, facility to meet the increasing […]
Industry Helps Battle Global Warming Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 1, 2008 California’s fertilizer industry has pledged $330,000 in the battle against greenhouse warming. During a recent meeting, the Fertilizer […]
