Matthew J. Grassi
Matthew J. Grassi was formerly Technology Editor for Greenhouse Grower and American Vegetable Grower. Matthew joined Meister Media Worldwide in 2012 and held roles including Field Editor for CropLife and Senior Editor for PrecisionAg Professional.
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AGCO Launches Global iPad App
The free AGCO Global iPad App can be downloaded from the Apple iTunes Store and features the full family of RoGator self-propelled sprayers and…
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Pinnacle Forms Alliance With Wildlife Managment, Seed Outfit
The strategic alliance will provide Tecomate with key wildlife products, processing facilities, distribution centers and sales through Pinnacle’s ever-growing retail network.
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Franken Presses White House On RFS Support
Al Franken and a group of Senate democrats recently met with senior White House official John Podesta to urge the administration to change its…
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Purdue: Late Season Weeds May Require Manual Removal
Hand-rouging and pulling late season weeds by hand may be the best way to remove them, more so than using a herbicide, a Purdue…
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Kinze, Raven Team Up On 4900 Planter Monitor
Kinze Manufacturing announces a partnership with Raven Industries to develop a standalone monitor solution for the Kinze 4900 series planter. With this new monitor, Kinze and Raven have…
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New Farm Bill Continues To Confuse As Growers Await USDA Clarification
The new five-year Farm Bill eliminates many of the direct payments previously payed to growers and could benefit from USDA clarification, reports a Toledo…
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EPA OKs Two Willowood Fungicides
The EPA has approved Willowood Azoxy 2SC and Willowood AzoxyProp Xtra. two widely used broad spectrum, preventative fungicides with systemic and curative properties.
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Farm Bill Implementation Continues
The bill provides $28 billion over the next five years for conservation on private lands while streamlining several old programs and creating new ones…
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H.J. Baker Continues Expansion Of Atmore Facility
The company has improved its molten sulphur unloading system to help meet increased sulphur demand at Tiger-Sul’s Atmore, AL, facility.
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NRCS Targets Red River Basin With $50 Million Conservation Funds
NRCS announces the commitment of $50 million in resources for the 25 million-acre Red River watershed in Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota.
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