Dicamba Update: Are Hoods the Answer to Drift? By Jackie Pucci|April 9, 2019 If Steve Claussen had it his way, U.S. EPA would amend the dicamba label today to allow for […]
Dicamba Update: Save Time, Stay On Target from a Canadian’s View By Jackie Pucci|April 8, 2019 If only complying with the dicamba label were as mindless and carefree as lying on a beach somewhere […]
Dicamba Update: Heritage Cooperative’s Success Story By Jackie Pucci|April 3, 2019 When the opportunity presents itself to get off the phone and meet in person, we take it. CropLife […]
Snapshots in Crop Nutrient Usage By Jackie Pucci|April 1, 2019 Editor’s note: CropLife Senior Writer Jackie Pucci caught up with four leading companies — Compass Minerals, Actagro, Timac […]
Dicamba Update: Nebraska Tallies Hefty Regulatory Cost By Jackie Pucci|March 29, 2019 What’s it like to be in a pesticide regulator’s shoes today? In Nebraska, it’s all dicamba, all the […]
Dicamba Update: When Drift Hits Tobacco By Jackie Pucci|March 27, 2019 Dr. Matthew Vann has spent his entire life around tobacco, having grown up in northern Florida’s tobacco belt. […]
Ag Retailers Key in Cutting Through Adjuvant Complexity By Jackie Pucci|March 20, 2019 If you think about tank-mixing adjuvants with herbicides, the introduction of the new dicamba technologies back in 2017 […]
Fungicide Watch: Most Worrying Diseases for 2019 By Jackie Pucci|March 18, 2019 “The 2018 season was highly conducive for the development of many diseases. If we didn’t have the right […]
Dicamba Update: Limiting Your Liability By Jackie Pucci|March 18, 2019 We spoke with David Dyson, Agronomist with The Andersons, on the cost of dicamba and how the company […]
Dicamba Update: Strong in the Residual Game By Jackie Pucci|March 14, 2019 CropLife had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Brandon Schrage, Technical Service Manager, FMC Agricultural Solutions, at Commodity […]
CropLife America, EPA Applaud Trump’s Signing of PRIA Posted by Jackie Pucci|March 11, 2019 CropLife America praised President Trump and leaders of the 116th Congress for passing a long-term Pesticide Registration Improvement […]
Dicamba Update: Resistance Prevention and the Credit Card By Jackie Pucci|March 11, 2019 CropLife sat down with Daniel Waldstein, Technical Marketing Manager, BASF, at Commodity Classic in Orlando, FL, and chatted […]
Dicamba Update: Making the Science Work in the Real World By Jackie Pucci|March 8, 2019 CropLife had the chance to speak with John Smith, veteran Agronomist with WinField United, at Commodity Classic on […]
Dicamba Update: Illinois Restricts, Arkansas Expands Use By Jackie Pucci|March 4, 2019 Late last week, Illinois and Arkansas announced new dicamba restrictions for the 2019 crop season. Arkansas has loosened […]
Corteva Agriscience Updates Pipeline Posted by Jackie Pucci|March 4, 2019 Corteva Agriscience Chief Executive Officer-elect, James C. Collins, Jr. presented an update on the company’s pipeline during last […]
Arkansas Plant Board Moves to Approve Dicamba Use in 2019 By CropLife Staff|February 28, 2019 The Arkansas State Plant Board recently adopted a plan to allow restricted use of dicamba in 2019 through […]
Concentric Ag’s Marvin to Step Down as CEO Posted by Jackie Pucci|February 27, 2019 Concentric Ag Corp., a developer of biological and plant nutrient inputs, announced on Wednesday that its President and […]
Dicamba Update: How One Co-op’s Approach Is Paying Off By Jackie Pucci|February 27, 2019 Jeff Nagel is an Agronomist with Ceres Solutions LLP, based in West Lafayette, IN. He has been working […]
Corteva Unveils R&D Collaboration with ZeaKal Posted by Jackie Pucci|February 27, 2019 Corteva Agriscience, Agriculture Division of DowDuPont, and ZeaKal, a San Diego, CA-based plant science innovator focused on improving […]
Dicamba Update: In Illinois, Will it Be Three Strikes, You’re Out? By Jackie Pucci|February 25, 2019 Jean Payne has served as President of the Illinois Fertilizer & Chemical Association since 2004, “back in the […]
