Attacking Seed Sales in 2018 By Jackie Pucci|October 11, 2018 Devin Helming, Head of Pioneer Seed Sales with Asmus Farm Supply, Rake, IA, captures the general tone of […]
Word-of-Mouth Farmer-Dealer Networks Shake Up Distribution By Jackie Pucci|September 17, 2018 In an industry that is constantly striving to revamp its public image, there’s no getting around the thorny […]
The Verdict on Dicamba, Year Two By Jackie Pucci|August 14, 2018 Was year two of the new dicamba technologies a success? It’s a matter of perspective. (See our earlier […]
Georgia on My Mind: Notes from Around the U.S. By Jackie Pucci|August 10, 2018 Down South, a wet season proved challenging. In the last two weeks of May alone, parts of Georgia […]
Dicamba So Far in 2018: Tough to Tell By Jackie Pucci|July 20, 2018 It’s still too early tell exactly how dicamba injury-related issues on U.S. cropland will compare to last year, […]
Indigo Touts ‘New Approach to Agricultural R&D’ Posted by Jackie Pucci|June 13, 2018 Indigo, the Boston-based microbial crop technology startup that has raised more than $400 million, announced it is expanding […]
Syngenta Appoints U.S. Seeds Executives Posted by Jackie Pucci|June 11, 2018 Syngenta announced two key leadership appointments in its U.S. Seeds business. Syngenta veteran David Elser will take on […]
Chris Novak Named New CropLife America Head Posted by Jackie Pucci|June 11, 2018 CropLife America (CLA), the leading association for the U.S. crop protection industry, has selected Chris Novak as its […]
Post-emergent Herbicide Timing Key in Corn Production Posted by Jackie Pucci|June 8, 2018 Weed control in corn is important to profitability, but producers need to be aware of herbicide application timing, […]
Bradley: Dicamba Injury Limited, So Far By Kevin Bradley|June 7, 2018 Last year we attempted to provide updates as to the extent of dicamba-injured soybean throughout the United States. […]
Weeding Out the Noise in the Biostimulant Space By Jackie Pucci|June 6, 2018 We recently had the chance to chat with Ian Crawford, Product Manager, Plant Health Technologies with J.R. Simplot […]
Land O’Lakes’ Policinski to Retire as CEO Posted by Jackie Pucci|May 31, 2018 Land O’Lakes, Inc. announced that Chris Policinski will retire as Land O’Lakes President and Chief Executive Officer, effective […]
Arkansas Receiving Drift Complaints About Loyant Herbicide Posted by Jackie Pucci|May 31, 2018 Numerous complaints about off-target movement of Dow AgroSciences’ Loyant herbicide prompted the state’s Agriculture Department to issue an […]
Daily Dicamba Update: What ‘Success’ with Dicamba Means By Jackie Pucci|May 30, 2018 CropLife had the opportunity to talk dicamba and what it means to be successful with the product with […]
How Far Away Is Dicamba Resistance? A New Software May Have the Answer By Jackie Pucci|May 29, 2018 If you have two reasonable-sounding herbicide programs and are wondering if one might outlast the other, a new […]
What’s Really Behind the Biostimulant Boom By Jackie Pucci|May 24, 2018 Editor’s Note: This week, we had the chance to sit down with Dr. Russell Sharp, Technical Director and […]
Wilbur-Ellis’ Vradenburg: ‘Complexity of Ag Is Going to Increase Exponentially’ By Jackie Pucci|May 24, 2018 Wilbur-Ellis announced earlier this month that Dan Vradenburg, longtime Agribusiness division president, will take on a new role […]
Daily Dicamba Update: Reaching Spanish Speakers on Label Requirements By Jackie Pucci|May 23, 2018 CropLife had the opportunity to chat with Logan Grier, BASF Technical Marketing Manager for Product Stewardship, on the […]
Daily Dicamba Update: A Cause of Drift You (Probably) Don’t Know About By Jackie Pucci|May 21, 2018 CropLife chatted with Ryan Wolf, Western Agronomy Services Manager with WinField United, on field testing he conducted that […]
Daily Dicamba Update: Q&A with Amy Asmus (Part 2) By Jackie Pucci|May 17, 2018 Today CropLife brings you part two of our conversation with Amy Asmus, Owner/agronomist at Asmus Farm Supply based […]
