Dow AgroSciences Recognizes Ag Retailers’ Role in Protecting Iowa Water Quality Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 6, 2017 The state of Iowa and its agriculture community have worked for decades to preserve soil health, protect water […]
Inside the CropLife 100: The Mill Puts Data, Experimentation and Grower Trust to Work By Lauren Milligan|September 23, 2026
Yara West Sacramento Is Newest Addition Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 27, 2017 Yara’s West Sacramento Terminal was officially welcomed March 21 as the newest Yara North America facility in the U.S. […]
Nutrients For Life Foundation Celebrates 10 Years Teaching Fertilizer Education Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 23, 2017 Those in agriculture know fertilizer is a vital ingredient to grow strong, productive crops. In fact, fertilizer is […]
Lock Down Nitrogen For 2017 Profits By Matthew J. Grassi|March 5, 2017 Managing nutrient programs to snuff out the three types of nitrogen loss — leaching, volatilization, and denitrification — […]
The State Of The Fertilizer Industry By Kathy Mathers|February 9, 2017 He’s all hat, no horse.” It’s a humorous way of describing a person who tells a good story, […]
Nitrogen Outlook 2017 By Bert Frost|February 3, 2017 It’s no secret that the global supply of nitrogen has been increasing significantly in recent years, helping drive […]
The Phosphorus/Potash Outlook For 2017 By Mike Rahm|February 2, 2017 If the old adage that “the cure for low prices is low prices” holds true, then phosphorus (P) […]
The Fertilizer Institute Commends Senate Vote For Secretary Of Transportation Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 2, 2017 The Fertilizer Institute (TFI) President Chris Jahn issued the following statement on the Senate confirmation of Elaine Chao […]
Progress In Agronomy: A Story Worth Telling By Dr. Paul Fixen|February 1, 2017 What’s the significance of 35 years? As we enter a new age of arguably increased uncertainty concerning many […]
2017 Fertilizer Outlook: Hard To Read, But Some Positive Developments By Eric Sfiligoj|February 1, 2017 Compared to its performance in 2016, the fertilizer market could see a slight rebound in 2017. Or it […]
Managing Sulfur Deficiency In Corn Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 6, 2017 Corn sulfur (S) deficiency is a growing problem in and across North Dakota, according to an article on […]
This Is Not Your Father’s World Of Nitrogen Management By Cliff Snyder|January 6, 2017 Many of us older citizens can remember times when our fathers toiled day and night, to coax meager […]
Study: Better Season-Long Nutrient Supply In Soybean Is Critical Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 27, 2016 Over the last several decades there have been substantial yield improvements in soybean. Because of new varieties and […]
Plant Tissue Analysis Is Good Medicine For Crops Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 22, 2016 Plant tissue analysis determines essential nutrient concentrations in sampled plant tissues, according to an article on NutrientStewardship.com. It […]
Soil Testing: What’s In It For Me? Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 22, 2016 Soil testing has been a recommended management practice for crop producers by agronomists, extension agents, and crop consultants […]
Importance Of Potassium In Soybeans Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 22, 2016 Soybeans have a big appetite for potassium, writes agronomist Dan Davidson on ILSoyAdvisor.com. So, are you feeding them […]
4 Key Factors Affecting Potassium Uptake Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 22, 2016 Potassium (K) is an essential nutrient for plant growth. Because large amounts are absorbed from the root zone […]
WinField United Releases 2016 NutriSolutions 360 Program Insights Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|December 21, 2016 Understanding plant health is key to meeting crop yield potential. A study in the Agronomy Journal estimates that […]
Land View Launches Native Earth, LLC Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 20, 2016 Land View Inc., a leader in sustainable solutions based in Rupert, ID, has announced a new entity named […]
