Insecticides 2016: Out With The Old, In With The New Reality By Jackie Pucci|January 8, 2016 It isn’t so much that U.S. growers will have to decide among the abundant, groundbreaking new insecticides to […]
Agtonomy Highlights Expanding Data Capabilities and New Autonomous Maneuvers Across Its Physical AI Platform By CropLife Staff|August 29, 2026
Sustainable Aviation Fuel Growth Creates Opportunities for Agriculture, Aviation and Economic Development By CropLife Staff|August 29, 2026
ASA, Other Farm Groups Put Full Court Press On EPA Over Enlist Duo Debacle Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|January 7, 2016 In a letter to EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy today, the American Soybean Association (ASA) worked with a coalition […]
Winning The Herbicide Resistance War Requires Long-Term Planning Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|January 7, 2016 As a concept, a long-term weed management plan may be nothing new. Even so, however, the reasons to […]
Idaho Extension Scientist Looking For Weed Seeds Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|January 7, 2016 A University of Idaho Extension weed scientist is asking growers and agronomists to save weed seeds for research […]
Agrium To Offer ESN Smart Internship Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|January 7, 2016 Agrium Wholesale, Agriculture Specialties, a leading supplier of agriculture fertilizer products, has created a unique opportunity for a […]
The BioAg Alliance Readies New Microbial Solution To Improve Corn Harvests Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 7, 2016 The BioAg Alliance, Novozymes’ and Monsanto’s collaboration to improve crop harvests through naturally-occurring microbes, has announced results from […]
Nitrogen Efficiency A Must For 2016 ROI By Matthew J. Grassi|January 7, 2016 No matter how dangerously far row crop commodity prices plummet in the coming months and years ahead, one […]
Monsanto Pipeline: New Agriculture Breakthroughs Poised To Support Farmers Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 6, 2016 Agriculture plays a critical role in our daily lives, including supporting our food and clothing needs; driving on-farm […]
EPA Preliminary Risk Assessment: Imidacloprid ‘A Threat’ To Pollinators Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|January 6, 2016 EPA announced a preliminary pollinator risk assessment for the neonicotinoid insecticide, imidacloprid, which shows a threat to some […]
Monsanto To Cut 1,000 More Jobs As Revenue Declines Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 6, 2016 Monsanto Co., buffeted by a weak agricultural economy, warned of lower profits in the year ahead and said […]
Q&A With Compass Minerals’ Paul Reising Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 6, 2016 Paul Reising has worked in the agriculture and crop nutrition industry for more than 25 years. He comes […]
Do High Yielding Soybeans Need To Be Fertilized With Nitrogen? Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 5, 2016 Are higher yielding soybeans running short on N? Do they need additional N fertilizer to ensure they are […]
Workshop To Help Ag Retailers, Farmers Put 4Rs Into Practice Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 5, 2016 The Nutrient Stewardship Council will host a complimentary “4R Farming 4 Sustainability” educational workshop February 12 in Fort […]
AgroLiquid Launches New Logo Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|January 4, 2016 AgroLiquid has launched a new corporate logo. Its new look aligns AgroLiquid’s visual identity with its mission of […]
Split Fertilizer Application Helps Optimize Nutrient Management Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 30, 2015 Split nitrogen (N) fertilizer applications can play an important role in a nutrient management strategy that is productive, […]
Understanding How Soil pH Affects The Availability Of Plant Nutrients Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 30, 2015 Soil pH is a characteristic that describes the relative acidity or alkalinity of the soil, according to NutrientStewardship.com. Technically, […]
Boron’s Importance In Plant Development And Growth Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 30, 2015 One of the micronutrients that is essential for crop health also happens to be one of the most […]
Attorney Files To Dismiss Portion Of Des Moines Water Works Lawsuit Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|December 30, 2015 Drainage districts in Iowa have little authority to do anything other than drain land, writes Sioux City Journal’s […]
4 Tips For Smarter Nitrogen Management Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 29, 2015 How much nitrogen does it take to produce 200 bushels of corn per acre? That’s a very common […]
