Insect Control Products Offer Reduced Refuge Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 6, 2010 Pioneer Hi-Bred has introduced Optimum Intrasect insect protection products that will allow U.S. corn growers to reduce their […]
Farm Bill Uncertainty, Atrazine Debate, and Emerging Weed Control Technologies Highlight Challenges Facing Ag Retail By CropLife Staff|June 7, 2026
A Tale Of Two Outlooks By Eric Sfiligoj|December 6, 2010 As the calendar has turned to December and snow is falling across much of the central and eastern […]
AGCO Awards 2010 Operator Of The Year By CropLife Staff|December 2, 2010 AGCO has named Mike Pluimer, Ceres Solutions, Templeton, IN, as its 2010 Operator of the Year. He was […]
Judge Orders GM Sugar Beets To Be Destroyed Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 1, 2010 A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction ordering the immediate destruction of 256 acres of genetically modified […]
Ag Groups Join Estate-Tax Battle Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 1, 2010 At a news conference Nov. 30, in Washington, DC, the National Corn Growers Association and several other organizations […]
John Deere Farm Equipment Sales Surge Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 29, 2010 By Dan Piller, DesMoinesRegister.com Farm equipment sales increased 33 percent in the fourth quarter for Deere & Co., […]
A Question Of Direction By Eric Sfiligoj|November 29, 2010 As the year winds down, most of my industry friends are asking me one simple question: What will […]
DuPont Says Seed Availability Unaffected By Ruling Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 29, 2010 DuPont Co. said plans to provide insect-resistant corn seed for planting next year through its ProAccess unit are […]
Report: Farmers Likely To Spend More To Produce 2011 Crops Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 29, 2010 Grain prices moved higher this year and the costs of growing them are likely to do the same […]
Stress Management Gains Favor With Farmers Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 29, 2010 While there are a variety of solutions to almost every biological issue that causes crop losses, new research […]
Pesticide Applicators To See Licensing Changes Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 29, 2010 Ohio private pesticide applicators will see changes this fall in their licensing categories. A pesticide license is required […]
New Program Helps Producers Manage Price Risk Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 29, 2010 AgriVisor, LLC, Doane Advisory Services, and Pro Farmer have partnered to offer the Crossover Insight program, enabling row […]
Judge Rules In Favor Of Mycogen In Corn Hybrid Case Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 29, 2010 A federal judge has granted partial summary judgment in favor of Mycogen Seeds, an affiliate of Dow AgroSciences, […]
UAN Producer Restarts Plant Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 22, 2010 CVR Energy, Inc. has announced that its subsidiary, Coffeyville Resources Nitrogen Fertilizers, LLC, has restarted its urea ammonium […]
Managing Iron-Deficient Soybeans Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 22, 2010 An expansion of soybean production into areas where soybean has seldom, if ever, been grown presents a steep […]
Giving Thanks By Eric Sfiligoj|November 22, 2010 I’m sure I may have mentioned this in a past column, but just to reiterate — as holidays go, […]
Bunge Acquires Three Elevators Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 22, 2010 Bunge North America, the North American operating arm of Bunge Ltd., has purchased three elevators from AGRI Industries, […]
Former Monsanto CFO To Head CHS Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 22, 2010 CHS Inc. has named veteran agribusiness leader and former Monsanto chief financial officer Carl Casale as its new […]
Soybeans Forecast To Set Record High Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 22, 2010 Aided by mild and dry conditions in October, U.S. soybean growers are forecast to set a new production […]
