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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2016 Fertilizer Report: Another Really Rough Year For Ag Retail
In many ways, the fertilizer category cannot seem to catch a break. During the early part of the 2010s decade, as commodity prices hit…
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Ag Retail Equipment Report: The Green Party Continues
In the annual race for sales in the ag retail equipment marketplace, the color schemes for participants are a little more varied than just…
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The Read On 2017 For Agricultural Fortunes Is Anybody’s Guess
As I (and others) have written in recent months, the nation has just experienced one of the most offbeat election years ever. Many beliefs…
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Taking The Industry’s Pulse At ARA
When most of you read this particular column, many of the industry’s key folks will probably be spending at least some of their time…
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The 2016 CropLife 100 Report: Reviewing The Many Bulls And Bears Impacting This Year’s Marketplace
For virtually all of 2016, the nation was wholly focused on the big Presidential election. Some folks aligned themselves with the Democratic Party and…
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Crop Protection Mergers: Will They Or Won’t They?
Fall is in full swing and many sports fans probably spend the better parts of their time looking at the betting odds involving their…
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2017 Agricultural Outlook Not As Dire?
As 2016 heads towards its conclusion, there are many of us in the agricultural marketplace already looking forward to what 2017 might bring. I…
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Seed Care Evolves Through The Years
When you are a student of history (like myself), it’s oftentimes fascinating to realize just how many times really useful discoveries and new technologies…
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Take Off Seed Treatment Technology Provides Market Advantage
Visitors to the town of Hoople, ND, can easily find their way to Hoople Farmers Grain Co. A long-time fixture in the town in…
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Using Seed Treatments To Nourish And Protect
As the nation’s largest ag retailer by revenue, Crop Production Services (CPS) conducts its business in virtually every state in the country. This means…
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