Nurse Tank Testing Update By Cliff Schoettmer|March 6, 2009 Late last year the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) asked that an effort be made by the ag […]
CropLife Retail Week: Dicamba and Canadian Rail Strike Updates and Fun with Numbers! By Eric Sfiligoj | Lara Sowinski|May 17, 2024
Show Some Respect By Paul Schrimpf|March 6, 2009 This is a strange position to be in right now, or at least it feels strange to me. […]
A Shorter Leap By Matt Hopkins|March 6, 2009 Fact: Americans in rural areas of the country trail their urban counterparts in broadband adoption. We are all […]
Rust Tales: Georgia Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 6, 2009 Bob Kemerait, University of Georgia plant pathologist, leads a team of scouts that are now literally stalk kudzu. […]
Being A Survivor By Eric Sfiligoj|March 5, 2009 The other day, Group Editor Paul Schrimpf passed a particularly interesting Web article my way. This story discussed […]
Impressive Evolution By Paul Schrimpf|March 5, 2009 In January, I was invited by the Nebraska Ag Technologies Association to speak at the organization’s winter meeting […]
Searching For Stability By Tim Chrislip|March 5, 2009 After a tumultuous year in 2008 and a slow start to the 2009 season, the fertilizer industry is […]
Weeding Out Resistance By Amy L. Fahnestock|March 5, 2009 The challenge in growing row crops is back. Corn and especially soybeans had almost become a management no-brainer […]
Beyond The Correction By Sano Shimoda|March 5, 2009 As a result, those in the ethanol and related agribusiness industries, as well as investors — whether invested […]
10 Steps To Keep Good Employees By Mark Waschek | Mark Esfeld|March 5, 2009 A wise manager we know coined a phrase that really rings true in today’s retail agronomy business: “An […]
Life’s Main Ingredient By K. Elliott Nowels|March 5, 2009 The Nutrients for Life Foundation was formed in 2004 with the mission of educating the public about the […]
Kudzu: Where The Wild Things Are By Amy L. Fahnestock|March 5, 2009 Snakes. Hidden gullies. Washing machines. Animals, dead and alive. These are some of the things Extension plant pathologists […]
Marketing/Rebate Programs By Mike J. Borel|March 5, 2009 The crop protection industry has long made a practice of employing marketing programs to sell products through the […]
Hoping To Prevent Resistance Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 5, 2009 Denny Myers, president of Myers Inc. in Lexington, IL, believes that an ounce of prevention is worth a […]
Adjuvants Energize Inputs By Lisa Heacox|March 5, 2009 New For 2009 Product Action Company AirLink Deposition/drift reduction Canopy penetration agent UCPA Astound Water conditioner/ Nonionic surfactant […]
CoBank Reports Record 2008 Results Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 3, 2009 There is some good financial news, even during the current economic downturn. CoBank, a leading national cooperative bank […]
ET Herbicide Adds Post Use By CropLife Staff|March 3, 2009 ET, a broadleaf herbicide from Nichino America, Inc., is now registered for postemergence use in corn and soybeans. […]
Seed Traits And Logistics: Notes From The Commodity Classic By Paul Schrimpf|March 3, 2009 My latest road trip took me to Dallas for the 2009 Commodity Classic. This is really a tradeshow […]
Gowan Launches Vida Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 3, 2009 Gowan Co., LLC has launched Vida broadleaf herbicide under a marketing agreement with Nichino America, Inc. Effective immediately, […]
