Jackie Pucci

Coming off a year crunched by supply and inflation, retailers and manufacturers see no lack of opportunity and value in growers’ most emotional input purchase.

The strong ag market has continued to drive opportunity for the seed care equipment business, while lead times have extended to several months on supply chain issues.

New voices representing environmental and sustainable perspectives, along with legal and regulatory drivers of change, are reshaping the industry.

Not exposing weeds to post chemistries is ideal, but not realistic. Here’s how weed scientists and other experts see the issue.

Maximizing your land is top of mind to driving higher return on investment in 2022.

Though North America lags behind much of the world, high fertilizer prices, rapid uptake, and a shifting regulatory landscape all point to a golden opportunity.

Through deep relationships formed along the value chain, never doubt that good things are coming out of these tough times.

Supply shortages push adjuvants into the limelight, as retailers and growers sharpen focus on making every ounce of herbicide count.

Strong agronomics in weed control was the take-home message from industry experts at this year’s Commodity Classic.

Even with global factors impacting market dynamics, the core principles behind nutrient management remain consistent.

Eric Sfiligoj and special guest Jackie Pucci discuss the latest glyphosate news from Bayer, the potential impact of the Russian/Ukraine conflict upon agriculture, and a fun with numbers tied to the annual Commodity Classic show.

Improved formulations, compatibility, and awareness throughout the value chain drive higher adoption even as the segment battles through supply chain issues.

Agronomists highlight the three Ps of 2022 to date: Prevent, plan, proactive.

Bayer expects repairs of the production line to take around three months.

If there’s any year to lean more heavily on your agronomist and retailer it’s this one.

The first half of 2021 benefited from an improvement in crop protection product price at farmgate level, but the supply situation simmered in the second half.

As the supply situation simmers, agronomists and other experts warn about unintended effects.

Heavy corn rootworm pressure is also expected to push more acres to soybeans next season.

Seed treatment equipment enjoyed a rebound in ’21 after years of wavering sales.

U.S. ag players open up about how they’re approaching the crunch.