R&D Beneficiary By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 4, 2009 Ah, the sweet irony of it all: The focus on seeds and traits by ag chemical manufacturers — […]
Early Nodulation Checks Can Reveal Yield-Limiting Nitrogen Gaps in Soybeans By Corteva Agriscience|June 9, 2026
Tips On Educating The Community On Safety By CropLife Staff|September 4, 2009 No man is an island, John Donne wrote in 1624. This also applies for ag retailers. As members […]
Dow AgroSciences Nitrogen Stabilizer Receives Registration Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 4, 2009 INSTINCT, a new nitrogen stabilizer from Dow AgroSciences to protect UAN and liquid manure applications, has received federal […]
Micronutrient Companies Weigh In Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 4, 2009 We asked micronutrient companies which of their products saw the most movement this season and why. Their comments: […]
InfoAg: Progress On Display By Paul Schrimpf|September 4, 2009 The InfoAg Conference rolled into Champaign, IL, with a roar in July as more than 650 attendees filled […]
Fertilizer: Uneven Recovery By Andrea Klosterman Harris|September 4, 2009 Many in agriculture, from the relative newcomer to the jaded “seen it all” expert, describe the 2008 year […]
A Life Well-Lived By Alan C. Strohmaier|September 4, 2009 Plaid sport-coated collegians; big-grinned basketball star; champion 4-H steer exhibiter; horseman; family man; ag industry professional … Snapshots […]
Fertilizer: Investing In Opportunity By Dee Weeda|September 4, 2009 Are your customers fertilizing like they did in the 1980s? If they are, they’ve likely wasted their time […]
What’s Ahead For Fertilizer By Cliff Snyder | Dr. Paul Fixen|September 4, 2009 What’s ahead for fertilizer use considering what we see in the rearview mirror and the issues on the […]
New Administration, New Focus By Susan Helmick|September 4, 2009 As the U.S. Congressional agenda advances on a wide range of issues, several pieces of legislation are being […]
Micronutrients Weather Season Well By Lisa Heacox|September 4, 2009 Micronutrient makers could list a number of surprises that popped up this season. In fact, Jerry Stoller, president […]
Designing Outstanding Service By Bill Keogh|September 4, 2009 Services represent approximately 80% of U.S. Gross Domestic Product, so to say we live in a service and […]
Farm Economy In The Balance By Kathy Mathers|September 4, 2009 All farmers rely on our products to produce food, feed, and now fuel, with corn being the nation’s largest […]
Dow AgroSciences Builds R&D Site Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 1, 2009 Dow AgroSciences breaks ground on a new research and development (R&D) facility as the possibility of a sale […]
Mycogen Launches SmartStax Hybrids Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 1, 2009 Mycogen Seeds’ new elite Mycogen SmartStax hybrids include 12 grain corn hybrids and two Mycogen brand Silage-Specific corn […]
More Soybean Rust, But Mostly Too Late By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 1, 2009 By Amy L. Fahnestock Senior Associate Editor The number of counties reporting Asian soybean rust by Aug. 31 […]
Fertilizer Feedback Intriguing Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 1, 2009 A couple of weeks ago, we ran an article about nitrogen stabilizer products, “Nitrogen Enhancement Products Unveiled,” that […]
CF Industries To Sue Terra Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 1, 2009 CF Industries Holdings, Inc has started litigation in Maryland to compel Terra Industries Inc. to hold its annual […]
National Cotton Council’s Response To WTO Brazil-U.S. Ruling Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 31, 2009 In response to the WTO Arbitration Panel decision released on Aug. 31, National Cotton Council (NCC) Chairman Jon Hardwick states […]
