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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CropLife Retail Week: Glyphosate at the Supreme Court, Landus Leadership, and Tech Hub LIVE Awards
Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss Bayer’s petition to the Supreme Court regarding Roundup, changes in the leadership at Landus Cooperative, and the Awards…
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Weeds to Watch: The Quest for More Resistance Fighters for Waterhemp and Palmer Amaranth
Herbicide-resistant weeds continue to vex the nation’s retailers and their grower-customers. Luckily, new tools are entering the marketplace.
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Could the Supreme Court Weaken FIFRA?
Bayer’s appeal seeks to establish federal rules over state ones in glyphosate cases. But a few recent decisions indicate the Supreme Court is moving…
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The Ohio Agribusiness Association Mantra: Listen. Learn. Engage.
New Ohio Agribusiness Association (OABA) President Melinda Witten outlines her plans for the organization – in 2025 and beyond.
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The Four Roles for AI in Agronomy
Nutrien’s Paul Bonnett and his team see four areas where artificial intelligence (AI) will be important for future agronomists.
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CropLife Retail Week: Special Edition with Corteva
Corteva’s Eric Scherder joins Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski to talk company activities in 2025 and general market trends.
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ESA in 2025: An Overview from CropLife America
CropLife America’s Josie Montoney-Crawford shares insight on the Endangered Species Act Workplan and what will make the strategy successful.
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‘A New Chapter’ for Nutrien Opens with its Innovation Farm
The new farm, located near Champaign, IL, will help the company test numerous products before bringing them to market.
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CropLife Retail Week: Nutrien Trip, Potash Pledge, and Top Ag Tech Trends
Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss the Nutrien Innovation Farm, a presidential move to protect the potash supply, and top technology trends.
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AI in Agriculture Advancing Rapidly
Market watchers expect 2025 to continue to be an incredibly busy year for artificial intelligence (AI) development within the industry.
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