Are We Going To Have Aphids Or Not? By Amy L. Fahnestock|July 13, 2010 Soybean aphids should be on a soybean grower’s radar every year, says Dr. Erin Hodgson, Iowa State University […]
CropLife Retail Week: The Supreme Court Roundup Case, UP-NS Rail Merger and AI Drone Scouting By Eric Sfiligoj|June 12, 2026
Tech Hub LIVE Returns to Des Moines July 20-22 with Practical Answers for a High-Pressure Ag Economy By CropLife Staff|June 12, 2026
Ostara Advances CG P2X with New, Higher-Analysis Formula Delivering More than 2X the Plant-Available Nutrients By CropLife Staff|June 11, 2026
Willard Agri-Service (DE): Water Guardians By Bob Wanzel|July 13, 2010 The Delmarva Peninsula is home base for the 2010 Regional Environmental Respect Award winner Willard Agri-Service of Greenwood, […]
2010 Environmental Respect Awards: The State Winners By Kim McCloskey | Eric Sfiligoj|July 13, 2010 DuPont would like to sincerely congratulate the 2010 Environmental Respect Award state winners as wonderful examples of an […]
2009 – Truly Odd; Will 2010 Be Same? Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 13, 2010 In 2009, aphids were found early in the season in Ohio, leading to expectations of a major infestation. […]
New Tool Provides Fast Aphid ID By CropLife Staff|July 13, 2010 Dealership staff scouts, growers, and researchers now have the new IPM Scope CAM from Spectrum Technologies, Inc. to […]
CPS (Fort Morgan, CO): Starting From Scratch By Bob Wanzel|July 13, 2010 There is no book that teaches how to start a farm supply business from scratch, but if there […]
Sprayers On Parade By Amy L. Fahnestock|July 13, 2010 It’s the height of the growing season, when weeds, insects, and diseases hope to enjoy themselves in your […]
BASF, Monsanto Expand Biotech Collaboration Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 12, 2010 BASF and Monsanto Co. have expanded their joint efforts to develop higher-yielding and stress-tolerant crops to include a […]
Double-Dipping? By Eric Sfiligoj|July 12, 2010 On an almost daily basis, there has been a steady, yet gradual, uptick in the number of news […]
Brandt Introduces New Grain-Handling Products Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 12, 2010 Brandt has launched six new products to meet the ever-changing needs of today’s progressive farm operations. These new […]
Report: Farmers Need ‘To Evolve’ To Meet New Challenges Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 12, 2010 U.S. farmers are under pressure to produce more, pollute less, fulfill consumer preferences, and make a living — […]
Hurricane Alex Rains Help Texas Growers Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 12, 2010 With a few exceptions, rains brought by Hurricane Alex were a good thing, in some cases a godsend, […]
How To Improve Sprayer Efficiency Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 12, 2010 No one likes to waste money, but custom applicator Bill French believed that’s exactly what he was doing […]
Study: Atrazine Ban Could Eliminate Nearly 50,000 Jobs Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 12, 2010 Banning the agricultural herbicide atrazine would cost between 21,000 and 48,000 jobs from corn production losses alone, according […]
Latham To Hold ‘Unique Field Day’ Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 8, 2010 The 2nd annual Latham Freedom of Independence Ride will take off Monday, Aug. 30, in Ames, IA. The […]
Monsanto To Alert Farmers About Corn Earworm Migration Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 6, 2010 Monsanto is using a sophisticated forecasting tool this season designed to alert farmers within days of when corn […]
Agronomists: Scout Now For Japanese Beetles By CropLife Staff|July 6, 2010 A number of trappings and large swarms of Japanese beetles are surfacing in central portions of the Corn […]
Thorley Steps Down At AMVAC Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 6, 2010 Trevor Thorley, executive vice president and COO of AMVAC Chemical Co. (a subsidiary of American Vanguard), has resigned […]
Be Seated Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 6, 2010 This past weekend was the 4th of July holiday. Like many other families in the country, my clan […]
