Matt Hopkins
Matt Hopkins is Senior Multi-Media Specialist for the Agribusiness Group at Meister Media Worldwide (MMW), including such brands as CropLife, CropLife IRON, AgriBusiness Global, Global Agtech Initiative, and Cotton Grower. He is responsible for managing an array of digital products, including newsletters, websites, video, and social media. Hopkins originally joined MMW in 1994 as an editor for Greenhouse Grower magazine before transitioning to Business Manager of its MeisterPro division. He has a Communications Degree from Cleveland State University.
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BRANDT Increases Sales Leadership In Pacific Northwest
Rich Sowieralski has joined BRANDT as Territory Sales Manager, Pacific Northwest, for the Specialty Formulations group.
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7 Greatest Breakthroughs In Agriculture Since The Wheel
List of 50 greatest innovations published by The Atlantic includes seven major breakthroughs that impacted agriculture.
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Syngenta Spearheads Operation Pollinator
The global initiative aims to boost bee health and establishes pollinator habitats on agricultural fields.
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Washington State Voters Reject Labeling Of GMO Foods
The initiative would have required labels on foods containing genetically engineered ingredients.
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How To Sample Manure For Nutrient Analysis
Because every manure management system is unique, the best way to assess manure nutrients is by sampling and analyzing the content, according to Iowa…
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5 Social Media Trends Shaping Ag Retail
Social media is changing the way ag retailers connect, share and shape relationships with farmers.
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CropLife Magazine Launches iPad App
CropLife Magazine has launched its first iPad edition of the magazine, packed with video clips, interactive links – plus all of the magazine’s great…
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National Lime Association Tabs New Executive Director
The National Lime Association (NLA) has named William C. Herz executive director.
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Väderstad Acquires Seed Hawk
Väderstad has acquired the Canadian manufacturer Seed Hawk and will appoint current GM Peter Clarke President and CEO.
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CTIC Granted Nearly $500,000 To Examine Benefits Of Cover Crops
The Conservation Technology Information Center (CTIC) has received a $482,000 Conservation Innovation Grant to study the benefits of cover crops.
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