The Power Of A Niche By Lisa Heacox|February 5, 2009 With multiple retailers in a region vying for grower dollars, what’s a manager to do to capture customers’ attention? […]
CropLife Retail Week: Fendt Lodge Opening, Missouri Crop Protection Protection, and a Year Devoted to Women in Ag By Eric Sfiligoj | Lara Sowinski|May 3, 2024
House and Senate Agriculture Committee Chairs Release Visions for New Farm Bill By National Young Farmers Coalition|May 2, 2024
A Coaching Session By Deb Filipek|February 5, 2009 Former Dallas Cowboys linebacker D.D. Lewis has found himself with a new role — coaching kids on the […]
Great Explanations By Eric Sfiligoj|February 5, 2009 Confusing. Frustrating. Complicated. When talking about the state of the fertilizer industry, these are just some of the […]
Perceived Knowledge By Eric Sfiligoj|February 5, 2009 How well do you, the retailer, know your customer? Before answering this question, consider the findings of a […]
View From The Heartland Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 5, 2009 A new adminstration in Washington, DC, means plenty of changes in the Beltway. One of the newcomers is […]
Earning Customer Loyalty By Bill Keogh|February 5, 2009 Last month we discussed word of mouth economics, and how it relates to the Promoters, Passives, and Detractors […]
Answering What Comes Next Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 4, 2009 Let’s face it — the U.S. fertilizer industry has never had a rollercoaster ride quite like the one […]
Shampoo Economics By Eric Sfiligoj|February 4, 2009 For several months now, there has been one topic dominating all conversation among ag retailers — the state […]
Rust Program: Saved, For Now By Amy L. Fahnestock|February 4, 2009 Eight months ago, the fate of the usually robust official soybean rust Web site, sbr.ipmpipe.org, looked bleak as […]
Micronutrients, Macro Changes By Andrea Klosterman Harris|February 4, 2009 Extreme weather events or the lack of a major disease outbreak can make it hard to determine if […]
Our New Look By Amy L. Fahnestock|February 3, 2009 You may have noticed some changes in this week’s CropLife eNews. As part of our effort to bring […]
Help ARA, EPA Fight 2,4-D Ban Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 2, 2009 As ag retailers, you have the opportunity to help stop an attempt to ban 2,4-D herbicide products. However, […]
Strengthening Leadership In Today’s Business Environment Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 2, 2009 Agricultural retailers and distributors are looking to Purdue University and the Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) Leadership Academy for […]
CHS Buys Winona River & Rail By CropLife Staff|February 2, 2009 CHS Inc., a leading energy and grain-based foods company, has completed its acquisition of Winona River & Rail, […]
Nufarm Expands Glyphosate Portfolio By CropLife Staff|February 2, 2009 EPA has issued a Section 3 registration for Nufarm Americas Inc.’s Credit Xtreme herbicide, a new high-load glyphosate […]
Bee Valve Unveils Nozzle Guide-Rib System Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 2, 2009 Bee Valve Inc. introduces its new guide-rib system for sprayer nozzles. The guide locks are a two-component product […]
Headline Receives Plant Health Label Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 2, 2009 Headline fungicide is the first fungicide to have EPA-approved Plant Health claims on its label. State approvals are […]
McGregor Adds Ritzville Chemicals Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 2, 2009 The McGregor Co. has purchased Ritzville Chemicals, Inc., Ritzville, WA, an organization whose employees offer more than 140 […]
Lange-Stegmann Sells Bagged Business By CropLife Staff|January 27, 2009 In a move that will clear the way for the expansion of its bulk “clean urea” business, Lange-Stegmann […]
