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: AI Revolution in Ag and Scaling Tech for the Next Gen of Farming
Editor Eric Sfiligoj sits down with Brian Henze, Agronomy Portfolio Technology Manager at GROWMARK, to discuss the explosive growth of AI in ag retail.…
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Endangered Species Act, Two Years In
Herbicide companies and their customers have largely managed to cope with the ESA, say industry insiders, because of existing practices.
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CropLife Retail Week: Trump’s $160 Billion Tariff Refund and What Happens After July 24?
Editor Eric Sfiligoj and special guest Jim DeLisi of Fanwood Chemical break down the chaos of the tariff refund system and the looming July…
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Restocking the Herbicides Toolbox: What Ag Retailers Need to Know for 2026
As herbicide-resistant weeds continue to proliferate, crop protection companies are working hard to come up with new solutions.
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Smart Tech Tools for Herbicides
New ag technologies promise to help in the effort to control herbicide-resistant weeds.
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ESA and DRA: Retailers Embrace Drift Tools As Compliance Era Accelerates
Survey data shows strong ESA awareness and growing DRA adoption, though cost and education barriers still limit broader retailer implementation.
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CropLife Retail Week: 2026 Fertilizer Crisis, Iran Conflict and EPA Cuts
Eric Sfiligoj and WestLink Ag’s Jeff Pritchard unpack 2026 ag challenges, fertilizer volatility, EPA cuts, and how growers adapt.
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United for Impact: The TFI and FFF Partnership Takes Root
The FERT Foundation is strengthening research, education, and training while advancing crop nutrition innovation and industry collaboration.
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Smarter Spreading: How Precision Tech Is Redefining Fertilizer Application
In-the-field equipment for crop nutrition products is getting more high-tech as accuracy leads the way.
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CropLife Retail Week: 2026 Planting Update, Fertilizer Stress, and the Paraquat Sunset
As 2026 planting begins, experts unpack USDA acreage shifts, retailer economic crunch, and Syngenta ending paraquat production — and what it means ahead.
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