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Study Improves Understanding of How Bacteria Benefit Plant Growth
UC Riverside-led research aims to improve sustainable agricultural practices and whether microbes are always beneficial to plants.
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Drought Toughness Tops Season’s Challenges, Ag Retailer Survey Shows
Seventy-three percent U.S. retailers recently surveyed by Brevant seeds ranked drought toughness as the No. 1 crop challenge this season.
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Syngenta’s Storen Corn Herbicide Receives U.S. EPA Registration
Storen contains four residual active ingredients designed to work together to last up to three weeks longer than other leading herbicides.
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3 Challenges Biologicals Must Overcome to Seal the Deal on Market Penetration
While the biologicals market is rapidly moving past early-stage barriers, maturity comes with growing pains that must be addressed.
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Soil Fertility: How to Measure, Preserve, and Improve
Retailers and growers who understand how to preserve soil fertility can maximize productivity and maintain it over time.
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Harpe Bioherbicide Biosolutions Awarded NSF Grant to Study Weed Resistance
U.S. National Science Foundation will fund research using bioherbicide formulations to control weeds resistant to synthetic herbicides.
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Wabash Valley Resources: Carbon Storage Permits Are a Key Milestone for Ammonia Fertilizer Production
A WVR facility will be Indiana’s only ammonia fertilizer plant, producing 500,000 metric tons of anhydrous ammonia annually.
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Soil Health Innovator HGS BioScience Opens Major R&D Facility in Mississippi
This advanced facility has been meticulously designed to expedite technological innovation and drive the adoption of standardized testing methods.
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3 Reasons Why Manganese Is Critical for Healthy and High-Yielding Crops
Manganese is a trace element that is required in small amounts, but its importance cannot be overstated.
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Weather Is a Wildcard, But Tar Spot Isn’t
It’s important for retailers and their grower-customers to prepare for the disease to reappear this year, no matter the weather conditions.
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