New Online Tool Helps Manage Plant Stresses Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 8, 2013 Syngenta’s new online training module teaches corn, soybean and cereal growers how to manage plant stresses with Quilt Xcel fungicide.
Syngenta To Acquire African Corn Seed Business Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 8, 2013 Syngenta will acquire MRI Seed Zambia Ltd. and MRI Agro Ltd. (MRI), a leading developer, producer and distributor […]
Farmers Working To Protect Ohio’s Water Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 3, 2013 As the peak season approaches for Harmful Algal Blooms (HAB) on Ohio’s lakes, the Ohio farm community is […]
Expert: West Fertilizer Was Preventable By Following OSHA Regulations By CropLife Staff|July 2, 2013 Senate Environment & Public Works (EPW) Committee Chairwoman Barbara Boxer (D-CA) came out swinging today at the Senate […]
SFP President Named Entrepreneur Of The Year By CropLife Staff|July 2, 2013 Dr. Larry Sanders, president and CEO of Leawood, KS-based Specialty Fertilizer Products, LLC (SFP), has been named a […]
7 Keys To Delivering Effective Fertility Programs: #3 Developing The Prescription Posted by James Heath|July 1, 2013 On the surface, developing fertilizer prescriptions appears simple. Scrutinize soil test numbers, churn out recommendations, watch the bushels […]
Monsanto Unapproved GMO Wheat Stored In Colorado Through 2011 Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 1, 2013 The revelation that the seed for the controversial genetically engineered wheat was kept viable in a Colorado storage […]
CF Industries Resumes Nitrogen Production At Its Medicine Hat Complex By CropLife Staff|July 1, 2013 CF Industries Holdings, Inc. today reported that it is in the process of restarting operating units at its […]
Early Identification Of Palmer Amaranth Essential In Reducing Yield Loss Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 1, 2013 Early and accurate identification of Palmer amaranth plants coupled with implementation of an integrated management program are essential.
Ohio Biotech Crop Variety Use Increases Considerably By CropLife Staff|July 1, 2013 The use of biotechnology varieties for corn increased considerably in Ohio from last year, according to Cheryl Turner, […]
2013 Asmark Retailers LIVE! Tour: 5 Takeaways By Matthew J. Grassi|July 1, 2013 Two weeks after the West Fertilizer tragedy, a group of 26 ag-industry association folks set out for a […]
Syngenta: We Need To Be Proactive With Approach To Corn Rootworm Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 27, 2013 If you grow corn in the Midwest, you have probably spent some time thinking about your corn rootworm […]
Goss’s Wilt Discovered In Louisiana Corn Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 26, 2013 Louisiana corn growers are waiting for confirmation that for the first time ever Goss’s wilt disease has been found in some corn fields in Madison Parish.
DuPont Opens Second US-Based Innovation Center In Iowa Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 25, 2013 DuPont today opened its Johnston Innovation Center, the company’s second innovation center in the United States and 12th […]
Novozymes Acquires SD-Based T.J. Technologies Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 25, 2013 Novozymes has signed a definitive agreement to acquire TJ Technologies Inc. based in Watertown, SD. The acquisition is […]
Postemerge Apps: Are You Waiting Too Long? Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 25, 2013 It’s another POST soybean season, and we have largely been receiving questions similar to the past several years. […]
BREAKING: Grain Bin Explosion At Indiana Cooperative Kills One By CropLife Staff|June 24, 2013 An explosion at a fertilizer plant in northwest Indiana has killed one person. The Sheriff’s Department confirms that […]
Monsanto: GMO Wheat In Oregon Highly Suspicious, Isolated Incident Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 24, 2013 Monsanto Co. officials said Friday that continued extensive testing of U.S. soft white wheat supplies shows that the […]
EPA: Dry Ammonium Nitrate Does Not Meet Current Criteria For Regulation By CropLife Staff|June 24, 2013 For the first time since the West fertilizer plant exploded last April killing 15 people, the EPA is […]
