CropLife Staff
In today’s complex and fast-paced crop production sector, the team at CROPLIFE keeps 21,000 agricultural retailers, distributors and their suppliers up to date on such decidedly 21st century issues as seed technology, biotechnology, precision agriculture, customer service and retention, and business management.
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ADAMA’s New Ag Service Provides Analysis of Aerial Data
ADAMA US, a leading global crop protection company, has announced a new service offering for its customers. ADAMA Eagle Eye powered by Agremo offers…
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Triangle Plant Sciences, MustGrow Sign Technology Agreement
Triangle Plant Sciences, a division of Verdesian Life Sciences of Cary, NC, has announced a partnership with MustGrow Biologics Corp. of Saskatoon, SK, to…
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Study: Superweed Resists Another Class of Herbicides
We’ve all heard about bacteria that are becoming resistant to multiple types of antibiotics, writes Lauren Quinn, University of Illinois, Department of Crop Sciences.…
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Tissue Testing for Field Crops Requires Cautious Use and Interpretation
In-season plant tissue testing can be useful in diagnosing nutrient deficiencies in field crops, but it must be used with caution, write Antonio Mallarino…
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CropLife 100: Top 10 Crop Protection Retailers by Sales
Crop protection revenue has been trending up for the nation’s top ag retailers the past five years, reaching $11.9 billion in 2018. That total…
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West Central Launches New Broadcast Fertilizer Additive
It is estimated that around 47 million tons of phosphate fertilizer is applied to fields globally, costing growers $41 billion each year. However, research…
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FMC Continues to Grow U.S. Biologicals Portfolio
FMC Corporation has announced the submission of two new active ingredient microbial pesticide strains, RTI 301 and RTI 477, and associated formulated products to…
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CropLife Retail Week: Austria Glyphosate Ban, Blu-Jet Sale, and MFA Closures
Editors Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj discuss the proposed countrywide glyphosate ban in Austria, Thurston Manufacturing’s Blu-Jet sale, and the closing of five retail…
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Rantizo Approved for Agricultural Drone Spraying in Iowa
This week, Rantizo became the first company in Iowa to be legally authorized to use drones for aerial application of agrichemicals. The first applications…
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InfoAg Conference Returns to St. Louis
Despite a challenging spring for many service providers in the Midwest, precision specialists, agronomy managers, and a host of leading manufacturers and service providers…
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