Eric Sfiligoj

For crop protection producers, distributors, and ag retailers, the question is no longer whether to adapt, but whether to lead or fall behind.

Chris Luttrell of Asmark Institute shares five essential anhydrous ammonia safety practices and real-world lessons that help prevent incidents and injuries.

Increasingly, agriculture is seeing a merger of traditional practices and newer technologies.

Fresh off Tech Hub LIVE, we explore how ag technology is delivering real-world value, from streamlining office workflows to boosting in-field efficiency.

On the final day of the 2026 ag technology conference, speakers looked at the question of data: Who, What, and Why.

Tech Hub LIVE showcased AI-driven agriculture, policy insights, ESA innovation, and cutting-edge technology shaping farm retail’s future before 500-plus attendees.

There are many challenges for ag retailers and growers looking to manage their fertilizer prices and supplies, in 2026 and beyond.

Editor Eric Sfiligoj sits down with industry experts to outline what current volatile global market shifts mean for your ag retail operation’s bottom line.

Retailers push return-on-investment (ROI)-focused fertility strategies amid input cost pressure.

U.S. drone manufacturers and mining firms paving the way for supplying agricultural units made in the U.S.

As biological use becomes more widespread, the need for adjuvants to help them do their jobs is increasing.

Editor Eric Sfiligoj sits down with Nick Dame, Product Management Lead for Innvictis, exploring the U.S. biologicals marketplace and what points to consider when engaging growers in integrated management programs.  

Drone applications and cloud-based tools expand their footprint while variable-rate practices and imagery services lose traction, according to the latest Purdue survey.

New soil extraction methods offer deeper insights, but retailers must match testing strategies to agronomic goals, customer needs, and profitability.

Jim DeLisi of Fanwood Chemical break downs two massive industry updates that will directly impact ag retailers, custom applicators, and growers.

Product restrictions often start out at the state level, which is why ag retailers need to pay attention to these developments.

Drone services continue expanding, but dealers remain cautious about AI, automation, and profitability in precision agriculture.

The Supreme Court decision regarding glyphosate labeling was important for the industry, but legal pressures are likely to continue.

Eric Sfiligoj and Amy Asmus discuss FMC-Corteva licensing, fertilizer logistics, Farm Bill 2.0, and corn’s future through 2050 in America.

IFCA Acting Chairman Nate Pearce joins the show to discuss major 2026 policy victories, paraquat legislation, and preview MAGIE 2026.