Too Much Of A Good Thing Can Spoil Ag’s Party By Terry Jones | Sano Shimoda|January 31, 2012 Over the last five issues of CropLife® magazine, starting in September 2011, we discussed our views on various […]
2011 PACE Annual Report Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 31, 2012 More than 20 members of the PACE Advisory Council met in Chicago last October to share their thoughts […]
Simplot Edison: Creating Sustainable Work Practices By Kim McCloskey | Eric Sfiligoj|January 24, 2012 For some companies, environmental stewardship represents an attempt to make amends for America’s historic track record in this […]
No Drought Of Criticism By Eric Sfiligoj|January 23, 2012 For agriculture, the start of a new cropping year brings plenty of promise, a few challenges and the […]
4R Advocate Program: And The Winners Are … By Ford B. West|January 23, 2012 Raising awareness and adoption of 4R nutrient stewardship is a top priority for The Fertilizer Institute (TFI). Currently, […]
Drift Breakthrough With Granules By Lisa Heacox|January 23, 2012 As agriculture faces more scrutiny than ever — and growers strive to stretch every input dollar — one […]
Blenders Stand Up To Pressure By Lisa Heacox|January 23, 2012 Manufacturers are keenly aware that dealers need to get custom blends mixed and to the field, pronto.
United Cooperative To Pursue Another Merger Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 23, 2012 The United Cooperative Board of Directors, Beaver Dam, WI, has signed a letter of intent to allow a […]
Former Monsanto Executive To Lead FBSciences Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 20, 2012 FBSciences, Inc. has apppointed Dr. David N. Duncan its new CEO. Before joining FBSciences, Duncan was CEO of […]
Study: Atrazine Boosts U.S. Corn Yields Substantially Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 20, 2012 A recent study by David C. Bridges, Ph.D., agronomist and president of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, […]
CPS Wynne: Protecting The Environment By Kim McCloskey | Eric Sfiligoj|January 19, 2012 From a young age, children at the dinner table are taught to count their blessings before they eat. […]
Mobile App Now Available For National Farm Machinery Show Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 18, 2012 The first-ever mobile app, called “NFMS ’12,” for the National Farm Machinery Show is now available for free […]
New Corn Herbicide Controls Resistant Weeds Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 12, 2012 BASF Crop Protection has added Armezon herbicide to its herbicide portfolio. Armezon helps corn growers maximize their yields […]
Court: Fipronil Insecticides Don’t Infringe BASF, Bayer Patents Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 11, 2012 The U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina has ruled in favor of the Makhteshim […]
Study: Atrazine Aids Environment Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 9, 2012 University of Wisconsin-Madison economist Paul D. Mitchell, Ph.D., found the use of atrazine helps farmers reduce aggregate soil […]
Get Ready For Agriculture 3.0 By Dr. Jim Budzynski|January 6, 2012 I was digging through a file cabinet a few weeks ago and came across some pictures of my […]
Chick Watching Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 5, 2012 In 1993, Indiana grower William “Chick” Bugher needed a couple of pieces of Classic IRON to help out […]
CoBank Completes Merger With U.S. AgBank Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 4, 2012 CoBank, a cooperative bank serving agribusinesses, rural infrastructure providers and Farm Credit associations throughout the United States, has […]
Mosaic To Cut Phosphate Production Through March Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 4, 2012 The Mosaic Co. plans to reduce finished phosphate production by up to 250,000 tonnes through March 31, 2012. […]
USDA Approves Monsanto’s Drought-Tolerant Corn Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 28, 2011 The USDA has deregulated Monsanto’s first-generation drought-tolerant trait for corn, MON 87460. Drought-tolerant corn is projected to be […]
House and Senate Agriculture Committee Chairs Release Visions for New Farm Bill By National Young Farmers Coalition|May 2, 2024
