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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Appreciating the Positives for Agriculture in 2023
One of the major reasons for this positiveness going into 2024 ties back to ag tech developments and adoption, says Editor Eric Sfiligoj.
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2023 Fertilizer Sales Were a Mixed Bag for Leading Ag Retailers
On the surface of things, the fertilizer category did not have a good year in 2023. But looking deeper at all the facts tells…
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CropLife IRON 2023 Product of the Year: A Stark Raven Winner!
The Sioux Falls, SD-based technology company took the top prize in 2023 for its Sense & Act system.
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CropLife 100: A Bump in Seed Sales in 2023 Bodes Well for the Future
The seed category managed to grow revenues for the first time in many years. But can this trend continue into the new growing season?
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CropLife Retail Week: BASF to Split, Mississippi River Water Study, and 2024 VISION Conference Preview
Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss BASF’s 2024 plans, a new Princeton study on water, and the upcoming technology event in January.
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CropLife 100 Ag Retailers Are Expecting More from Ag Tech in 2024
CropLife 100 ag retailers believe advances in ag tech will aid the equipment sector – eventually.
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Crop Protection Product Sales Have Rebounded (Again) for CropLife 100 Retailers
Since the first CropLife 100 listings in 1984, perhaps no category has experienced as many ups-and-downs as crop protection products.
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The Original 17: A Shout Out to the 17 CropLife 100 ‘Lifers’
Throughout 40 years of growing seasons, these 17 companies have managed to stay on the CropLife 100 since the first listings in 1984.
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The Dawn of ‘Chocolate’ Fertilizer
A by-product made from cacao pods offers the potential for not only crop nutrition but also carbon capture for agriculture.
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The CropLife 100 and Application Equipment: A Vastly Different Market Mix from 40 Years Ago
The Big Three in application equipment continue to flex their market muscle, as smaller players vie for the remaining market share.
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