Bayer CropScience Partners With Texas Tech Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 10, 2010 Bayer CropScience has contributed $7.5 million to the Texas Tech University Department of Plant and Soil Science, Lubbock, […]
House and Senate Agriculture Committee Chairs Release Visions for New Farm Bill By National Young Farmers Coalition|May 2, 2024
DPH Biologicals’ RegenAphex Technology Platform Receives BioAgTech Innovator Award By DPH Biologicals|May 2, 2024
Agriculture, A.G. (After Glyphosate)? By Eric Sfiligoj|May 10, 2010 Over the weekend, I read a very interesting article in the New York Times. The story focused on […]
RFA President: Gulf Of Mexico Accident A ‘Teaching Moment’ Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 10, 2010 Addressing the tragedy hitting the Gulf of Mexico and coastal areas requires both an aggressive short-term response and […]
Leica Names New Sales Rep Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 10, 2010 Daryl Southard has been named inside sales representative for Leica Geosystems’ North American Agriculture Solutions group. Southard started […]
Syngenta Honored For Innovations Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 10, 2010 The BIO International Convention is the largest global event for the biotechnology industry. The Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) […]
Hagie Introduces New Marketing Campaign Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 10, 2010 Hagie Manufacturing Co. of Clarion, IA, has launched a new promotion that allows a non-Hagie owner a chance […]
Syngenta Expands Crop Protection Plant Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 10, 2010 Syngenta senior leadership and plant employees, local officials, and community members gathered last week to celebrate the opening […]
Oil Slick Could Impact Grain Shipments Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 10, 2010 By Rudy Ruitenberg and Luzi Ann Javier (Bloomberg) Wheat and corn fell last week in Chicago on speculation […]
In-Cab Technology: Smarter Rides By Amy L. Fahnestock|May 6, 2010 Joe Robertson, communications manager for AutoFarm, explains that “both retailers and customers want control of all aspects of […]
Fighting Drift On Multiple Fronts By Lisa Heacox|May 6, 2010 Applicators have plenty on their minds when they hit the field for a job. But recently spray drift […]
Spreader Showcase Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 6, 2010 Several manufacturers will be introducing brand new equipment this summer.
Harold Reetz: Looking Back, Looking Ahead By Dr. Harold Reetz|May 6, 2010 Having just retired from 28 years with the Potash & Phosphate Institute (PPI) and the International Plant Nutrition […]
Morocco Tour 2010: Education And Enchantment By Alan C. Strohmaier|May 6, 2010 It’s doubtful that Mike Wilson, area marketing coordinator Wabash Valley Service Center, saw himself riding camels or witnessing […]
BASF: The Challenge Ahead By Eric Sfiligoj|May 6, 2010 In the grand scheme of the nation’s economic health, there’s little denying agriculture’s impact. In fact, according to […]
Spray Drift: Comments Raise Concerns By John Mandler | James Springer II|May 6, 2010 In the March 2010 issue of CropLife® (“Coming To A Head,” March 2010), we discussed the status of […]
Nozzles: Renewed Focus By Eric Sfiligoj|May 6, 2010 Truthfully, spray drift has been a key issue for U.S.-based nozzle manufacturers since they first started supplying products […]
Technology On The Label Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 6, 2010 Jr Reabe of Reabe Spraying Service Inc., Plover, WI, is frustrated with product labels that mandate a nozzle […]
Retailers Offer Tips On Emergency Planning By CropLife Staff|May 6, 2010 As any ag retailer knows, emergency planning and continual employee training are some of the keys to running […]
Harold’s Keys To Success In 21st Century Crop Production Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 6, 2010 1 Genetic advancements. New genotypes of major crops are coming along faster with the availability of various genetic […]
