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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A Bad 2019 Might Equate to a Good 2020 for Biofertilizers
The weather disaster that was 2019 could open the door to more biofertilizer usage this year, observers say.
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Why Micronutrients Might Be Generating More Revenue for Ag Retailers Than You Think
Despite unfavorable market conditions most years, the micronutrients segment continues to outpace other crop inputs among CropLife 100 retailers.
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Ag Retailers ‘Cautiously Optimistic’ About Spring Fertilizer Demand
Ag retailers, geared up for the upcoming growing season, predict a moderately good year for crop nutrients.
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A Farewell to Facts: Is Fighting Fake News a Losing Battle for Agriculture?
We may have reached the point in which the ag industry can’t even fight back against the multitude of misinformation.
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Italpollina Ready to Lead the ‘Next Ag Revolution’
It’s been a busy year for Italy-based Italpollina. As one of the world’s leading providers of pelletized chicken manure, the company has steadily expanded…
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Glyphosate Watchers Are Polar Opposites
In agriculture, it’s pretty clear that the herbicide can be added to the list of hot-button issues.
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Here’s Why e-Commerce Is No Longer a ‘Major Threat’ for Ag Retailers
E-Commerce in ag retail has shifted from a “major concern’ to a “minor threat,” according to the annual CropLife 100 survey.
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USMCA Passage Adds Certainty to Uncertain Ag World
Legislation will keep trade with America’s two neighbors from disruption.
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Experts Predict What the 2020 Fertilizer Market Will Bring
Speakers at the annual Fertilizer Outlook Conference foresee a few reasons why crop nutrient demand will be strong this year — and a few…
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The Read from the Winter Agribusiness Shows So Far: ‘Hopeful’ for 2020
Attendees at two state association meetings in January were keeping their fingers crossed that the upcoming growing season would be a “return to normalcy.”
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