New Herbicides For 2012 By Kathy Meyer|November 14, 2011 Axial Star herbicide — Axial Star herbicide serves as the foundation for an effective weed control program, helping […]
USDA, UNL Break Ground for New Research Center on Resilient and Regenerative Precision Agriculture By USDA-ARS|May 6, 2024
CPDA Conference Presents New Opportunities for Crop Protection and Adjuvant Companies By Renee Targos|May 6, 2024
CropLife Technology 2011 Year In Review: Precision Progress By Paul Schrimpf|November 14, 2011 The technology year 2011 in agriculture provided a number of interesting story lines, from the politics of GPS […]
GVM Having A Field Day By CropLife Staff|November 14, 2011 In early and mid-September, GVM Inc., Biglerville, PA, once again, hosted a series of open houses at its […]
State Of Ag Retail In 2011: Up By Eric Sfiligoj|November 14, 2011 Boy, what a difference a few years has made for the world of agriculture. In 2009, when we […]
Key Inputs Growth Pushes Industry To New Highs By Lisa Heacox | Paul Schrimpf | Eric Sfiligoj|November 14, 2011
Strategies Emerge In Resistance Fight By Lisa Heacox|November 14, 2011 Reports of weed resistance continue in many regions, but the breadth of the CropLife 100 reporting companies’ experiences […]
Technology Fills A Need By Paul Schrimpf|November 14, 2011 The CropLife/Purdue University precision agriculture adoption survey conducted earlier this year showed a continued steady growth in the […]
State Of The Industry 2012: More Of The Same By Eric Sfiligoj|November 14, 2011 An old sports adage says that teams should enjoy winning streaks for two reasons — they tend to […]
Flotation Overwintering By Joel Krause|November 14, 2011 Unlike many self-propelled liquid sprayers, high-volume, high-capacity flotation application equipment never really enjoys much of an off season. […]
Blenders Ready For Business Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 14, 2011 These tough, accurate units focus on speed and quality in mixing.
Farm Bill Proposals Offer ‘Evolutionary Change’ In Safety Net Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 11, 2011 After analyzing 10 major proposals circulating for the 2012 Farm Bill as of October, an Ohio State University […]
Ag Retailers Seeing Fragments Of The Future By Eric Sfiligoj|November 11, 2011 In the world of particle physics, researchers spend much of their time looking for a Grand Unified Theory. […]
CropLife 100: Singing All The Way To The Bank By Eric Sfiligoj|November 11, 2011 The final numbers have been tallied for the CropLife 100 retailers in 2011 and it’s safe to say […]
ARA Member Testifies At LightSquared Hearing By CropLife Staff|November 9, 2011 Rick Greene, the precision agronomy manager for MFA Inc., testified last month on behalf of the Agricultural Retailers […]
Agricultural Retailers Association To Honor Industry Leaders By CropLife Staff|November 9, 2011 The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) will be honoring industry leaders at the organization’s Annual Conference & Expo, Nov. […]
Dow AgroSciences Produces 2,4-D Choline Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 9, 2011 Dow AgroSciences has successfully produced 2,4-D choline in a commercial scale-up setting. This milestone is an indicator of […]
Rate Control Does Even More By CropLife Staff|November 9, 2011 Direct Command | Ag Leader Ag Leader’s DirectCommand is a multi-functional application system capable of liquid and granular […]
Wheat Growers: Don’t Wait To Control Broadleaf By CropLife Staff|November 8, 2011 Many wheat producers like to wait to apply broadleaf herbicides until winter or early spring, for a variety […]
Possible Threats By Eric Sfiligoj|November 7, 2011 Two weeks ago, our magazine held its annual PACE Council Meeting in Chicago. For those we might be […]
