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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.


  • Mini Issues

    As a group, ag retailers are some of the best planners I know. They constantly are thinking about the season ahead, how it might…

    1 min read
  • Up On The Farm

    Late last week as I was pouring through the latest national economic news – which painted a pretty bleak picture for the economic recovery…

    2 min read
  • The Price For Profits

    As I’ve said many times before in this column, ag retailers are, as a group, some of the nicest, most friendly people you could…

    2 min read
  • Spreading Tree Love

    Spreading Tree Love

    As I’ve stated before in this column, the annual Environmental Respect Awards competition is often very eye-opening, particularly with the different ways ag retailers…

    1 min read
  • A Food Fight

    When people ask me to gauge how a particular industry event went, I usually explain it to them this way: If I learned something…

    2 min read
  • No Rush To Judgment

    “This is tough,” uttered one participant. “I didn’t expect this to be so hard.” The above comment came from one of the judges at…

    2 min read
  • Ag Issues Forum: Looking Ahead

    The 6th annual Ag Issues Forum, sponsored by Bayer CropScience, had it all. Topics discussed included feeding the ever-expanding global population, facing regulatory hurdles…

    3 min read
  • Spray Drift: Not Going Away

    In story writing, there is always a definite beginning, middle and ending to each tale told. When it comes to telling the tale of…

    3 min read
  • Giving Away The Farm

    Now that we are a few months into the second decade of the 21st century, I find myself thinking about one nagging question —…

    2 min read
  • Rain, Rain, Go Away

    Rain, Rain, Go Away

    Let me start out by saying I normally love spring rain. Following the silence of your average winter snows, I find the steady pace…

    1 min read
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