Eric Sfiligoj
Sfiligoj is the Editor for both CropLife and CropLife IRON magazines. He travels regularly to cover industry events and has been dedicated to the ag retail industry since he joined the staff in 2000.
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A Chinese Puzzle for U.S. Ag Drone Application
How do worried lawmakers restrict Chinese-made drones without negatively impacting agriculture?
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AI in Farming and Fighting Weed Resistance
CropLife Retail Week explores AI in farming, HPPD resistance, and strategies shaping retailers’ 2026 growing season decisions.
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Biologicals and the Row Crop Conundrum
Biologicals are definitely gaining momentum across many parts of the agricultural world, but row crop usage remains an issue.
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Proposed Railroad Merger Has Agriculture All Railed Up
Industry leaders warn the Union Pacific–Norfolk Southern merger could raise shipping costs for agricultural product shippers.
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CropLife Retail Week: Farm Bill 2.0, Dicamba EPA labels and USMCA renewal
Eric Sfiligoj and Amy Asmus unpack Farm Bill 2.0, new dicamba EPA labels, and why USMCA renewal tops July’s trade agenda.
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The Certainty of Uncertainty: Ag Leaders Confront Volatile Markets and Rising Expenses
Economist Dr. Joe Glauber discusses the uncertainty facing U.S. agriculture amid rising expenses, trade turbulence, and shifting global markets.
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CropLife Retail Week: EPA Reauthorizes Dicamba for 2026 and 2026 Cotton Acreage Forecasts
Editors Eric Sfiligoj and Beck Barnes break down what dicamba reauthorization might mean for farmers, present the latest 2026 cotton acreage projections, and preview…
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CropLife 100 Report: Crop Protection Sales Proved Resilient in 2025
The crop protection products category was relatively flat in 2025 but did see some progress in a few segments.
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What Ag Retailers Need to Know About Fertilizer Pricing in 2026
To understand why the U.S. fertilizer market is performing as it is today, one market expert says understanding the global picture is critical.
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Triumphs and Tribulations: The 21st Century Story for Crop Protection and Seed
Over the past 25 years, the crop protection/seed industries have accomplished many new ag innovations – and been repeatedly attacked for all of them.
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