Miller Unveils Newest Welding Catalog By CropLife Staff|January 27, 2009 Celebrating its 80th anniversary, Miller Electric Mfg. Co.’s 2009 full-line welding and cutting equipment catalog celebrates the individuals […]
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Bayer’s Corvus Goes Full Season Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 27, 2009 Corn growers now have access to a new one-pass, full-season weed control tool in Corvus herbicide from Bayer […]
Applications May Require Waste Permits Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 27, 2009 A new decision by the Sixth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals could require custom applicators and growers who […]
New Ethanol Corn Seed Under Review Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 27, 2009 USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is reviewing a petition by Syngenta Seeds for a determination […]
Caterpillar Cutting 20,000 Jobs Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 27, 2009 Caterpillar Inc., concerned about declining profits and a dismal sales forecast, says it will cut nearly 20,000 jobs. […]
Vilsack Confirmed As Ag Secretary Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 27, 2009 The U.S. Senate confirmed former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack last week as U.S. agriculture secretary, a job he […]
VeraSun Shuts Down Dozen Plants Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 27, 2009 VeraSun Energy Corp. announced that 12 of its 16 ethanol plants are shut down, as the company continues […]
Ag’s Efficiency Reduces Environmental Impact Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 27, 2009 A new report shows improvements in agriculture’s impact on the environment. The Field To Market study by the […]
CPS Mergers Complete Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 27, 2009 United Agri Products Distribution Inc. and Western Farm Service have merged into one company with Crop Production Services, […]
What Comes Next? Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 27, 2009 We just finished the February issue of CropLife® magazine, and it’s a dandy. This 96-page issue is jam-packed […]
Ethanol Emissions Less Than Gasoline Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 27, 2009 A group of University of Nebraska researchers found that corn-based ethanol emits 51 percent less greenhouse gas (GHG) […]
Vilsack, Chu Not Quite On Board With Higher Blends Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 27, 2009 New U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Energy Secretary-designee Steven Chu were hesitant to join the higher ethanol-blend […]
Anhydrous On The Move By CropLife Staff|January 23, 2009 View the latest toolbars from manufacturers such as Ag Systems, Case IH, Dalton Ag Products, and John Deere. […]
Alive & Working Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 23, 2009 Over the years since CropLife IRON introduced its tribute to classic pieces of equipment still earning their keep […]
Power Lifting By CropLife Staff|January 22, 2009 View the latest forklifts from manufacturers such as Case Construction Equipment, CAT Lift Trucks, and Nissan Forklift Corp. […]
Operator Of The Year: Simply The Best By CropLife Staff|January 22, 2009 By all accounts, Kyle Jones, a custom applicator with Heartland Coop in Slater, IA, is not your typical […]
Agrium Adding Back N Production Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 19, 2009 Agrium Inc. is making some production moves because of a recent improvement in urea demand. Agrium is in […]
Schafer Expects Rapid Cellulosic Ethanol Growth Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 19, 2009 Current U.S. Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer says cellulosic ethanol output could explode in just a few years. Ethanol […]
Fretting Focused On Fertilizer By CropLife Staff|January 19, 2009 Fertilizer costs and sales are very much top-of-mind these days for you and your grower-customers. In fact, most […]
