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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Crop Nutrition Products for Efficiency Spur Innovation from Soil to Foliar
As crop nutrition prices increase, many suppliers are debuting new products to help ag dollars stretch farther.
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AI As a Human Tool, Not Standalone Option in Agriculture
Industry experts agree that AI will have its place within agriculture, but utilizing human operators.
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CropLife Retail Week: Fertilizer Costs Influencing Crop Choice?
Retail Week explores fertilizer costs, 2026 planting intentions, soybean shifts, and honors legendary broadcaster Orion Samuelson’s enduring legacy.
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Fertilizer Pricing and the Slow-Moving Legal Wheels: Why Growers and Retailers Shouldn’t Expect Quick Relief
Despite the Department of Justice (DoJ) opening an investigation into fertilizer prices, agriculture probably won’t receive any immediate relief.
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Smart Tech Survey: More Decision-Making Tools, Advanced Automation Are Wanted
Results from the Smart Tech Adoption survey predict these two areas will dominate investment by ag retailers in 2026.
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Crop Protection Finally Gets Its Day in Supreme Court
After years of waiting, the highest court in the land will finally weigh in on crop protection products and lawfare.
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Cybersecurity: Safeguarding Agricultural Information in the AI Age
As artificial intelligence (AI) systems become more common, experts say they present opportunities and challenges to cybersecurity.
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CropLife Retail Week: Farm Bill Updates, PRIA 6, Dicamba and the EPA
Eric Sfiligoj and CPDA’s Terry Kippley discuss Farm Bill updates, PRIA 6, Dicamba, and EPA developments following recent DC Fly-In meetings.
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How Mother Nature Shapes 2026 Fungicide Strategies
As climate changes become more extreme, the agriculture community will need to use more fungicides. Here’s what retailer need to know.
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2026 Biologicals Survey: Making More Market Moves
Biologicals have grown in terms of market acceptance, but questions regarding how they get used in crop fields remain.
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