Jackie Pucci
Jackie Pucci is Senior Editor for CropLife, PrecisionTech Ag Professional, and AgriBusiness Global.
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Missouri Dept. of Ag Extends Dicamba Cut-off Date
The Missouri Department of Agriculture on Thursday announced it will extend the dicamba cut-off date for applications of FeXapan, XtendiMax, and Engenia in southeastern…
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Daily Dicamba Update: Q&A with BRANDT’s Tim McArdle
CropLife chatted with Tim McArdle, Vice President and General Manager – Ag Division, BRANDT, on dicamba and how the company prepared for this crop…
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Daily Dicamba Update: Q&A with J.B. Pearl’s Scott Stallbaumer
Scott Stallbaumer, General Manager, J.B. Pearl, St. Marys, KS, chats about the company’s experience with dicamba-resistant cropping systems in 2017, and why he believes…
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Daily Dicamba Update: Q&A with Heartland Co-Op’s Dave Coppess
Dave Coppess, Executive Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Heartland Co-op, West Des Moines, Iowa, chats about the company’s experience with dicamba-resistant cropping systems in…
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In Trade War, U.S. Soy May Be Safe – Rabobank
As the trade dispute between China and the United States intensifies, China’s dependency on U.S. soybeans may limit its ability to set tariffs, a…
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The War Against Weeds Evolves in 2018
According to the latest Stratus Ag Research survey, 73% of nearly 4,000 growers polled across the U.S. reported having glyphosate resistance on their farm…
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Post-Patent Crop Protection Report: Industry Battles Chinese Supply Crunch
They say that if you want to know the price of agricultural chemicals, look at the sky in China. If the sky is blue,…
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The Dicamba Factor to Weigh Heavily in 2018 Herbicide Decisions
No surprises here: You won’t find any new blockbuster herbicides making a big splash in 2018. That fact, however, doesn’t mean that things will…
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AMVAC’s Trogele: ‘Entire Downstream Channel of Our Industry Will Be Challenged’
Retailers have increasing interest in exploring post-patent manufacturers as alternative suppliers to needed products, prompted by upheaval among the basics as the Big 6…
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Missouri Latest State to Set Cut-off Dicamba Date for ’18
Missouri will limit use of dicamba in 2018, citing alleged crop injury complaints filed during the 2017 growing season. The move follows an announcement…
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