Lisa Heacox
Heacox is a Contributing Editor for the CropLife Media Group, which includes CropLife and CropLife IRON magazines, and the PrecisionAg Special Reports.
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Drainage Gains In Water Management
Of the many practices available to stem nutrient losses, drainage water management is getting more attention. What’s ahead here? Charlie Schafer, president of Agri…
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The Promise Of Progress On Water In 2016
After a year of investigating water challenges across the country, CropLife® magazine editors wanted to ask experts what 2016 might hold, especially for a…
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Climate Change In Seed Sales
Every year at this time, CropLife® tries to assess what compelling issues the seed industry and retailers are facing. Heading into 2016, the list…
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Gulf Hypoxia Battle Still In Early Rounds
It took decades for the hypoxic zone in the Gulf of Mexico to develop. It’s going to take decades to wipe out. That’s the…
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Weathering Liquid Storage Challenges
As reported in CropLife’s® second annual Facilities Report in July, large-scale plant builds and upgrades continue strong. But dealers and growers are very interested…
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Illinois Fertilizer & Chemical Association: Tackling Water Quality Issues Through Partnerships
You’ve got to be doing something right if lots of people keep coming to you for advice. That’s what’s happening in Illinois as the…
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California Water Users Seeking Solutions
Volumes have been written, over just the last few years even, about the plight of California’s water supplies. The dialogue will only continue to…
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Ogallala Aquifer At Risk
The Ogallala Aquifer, with total water storage capacity about equal to that of Lake Huron in the Midwest, is the single most important source…
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Nebraska Getting Water Conservation Right
A precipitation map of Nebraska looks startlingly like a rainbow, with each colored band marking a different level of rainfall. Moving from east to…
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Delaying The Fertilizer Decision
Comments gathered from several retailers recently evidenced a classic good-news-bad-news scenario. Good news is prices and supplies of nitrogen, phosphate, and potash seem adequate.…
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