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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Stink Bugs Reported In Nebraska Corn And Soybeans
Relatively high numbers of stink bugs have been reported in Nebraska corn and soybean. “Both crops are sensitive to stink bug injury during their…
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Exemptions For Ranman, Revus Fungicides Approved
The EPA has approved two exemptions under section 18 of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) for the use of fungicides to…
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Cibus Global Strengthens Science Team
Cibus Global, a pioneering plant trait development firm, has promoted Dr. James Pearce to Director, Molecular Biology. Cibus has also further strengthened its scientific…
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The Fertilizer Institute Adds Staff Member
The Fertilizer Institute (TFI) has named Laura K. Kubitz manager of public affairs. Kubitz will help coordinate the Institute’s member and external communications efforts and…
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TeeJet Launches New High-Precision GNSS Receivers
TeeJet Technologies has introduced a new line of high-precision GNSS receivers for use in the most demanding ag applications. Both receivers utilize an integrated…
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New Publication Illustrates Energy Used In Row Crops
Each year, approximately three-fourths of Iowa’s farmland is planted with corn or soybeans. A new publication from Iowa State University Extension and Outreach shows…
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O’Connor Promoted To Senior Managing Executive Officer Of Topcon
Only two years after Topcon Corp. announced the promotion of Ray O’Connor to managing executive officer, the president and CEO of Topcon Positioning Systems…
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Exacto Inc. Senior Chemist Promoted In Strategic Expansion
Strategic expansion in the Technical Services laboratory at Exacto Inc. has culminated in the promotion of Senior Chemist Todd O’Connell to lead a newly…
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Whitefly Infestations Reported In Some Northern Illinois Soybeans
Some soybean fields in northern Illinois are currently infested with whiteflies (Bemisia tabaci) said Mike Gray, University of Illinois professor of entomology and crop…
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House Panel Okays Ag Spending Bill
The House Appropriations Committee approved the Agriculture Appropriations Bill for the 2013 fiscal year early last week. On June 19, the $19.4 billion piece…
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