Arysta LifeScience Names Royce Schulte To New Sales Role

New organic seed treatment can provide improved protection against fungal root decay compared to other organic seed treatments.

Martin Campfield, previously the director of product management, has been promoted to the newly formed position of Director of International Sales.

Featuring three modes of action, Trivence helps preserve the efficacy of existing herbicide options when used in a strategic weed-control program.

The Agricultural Retailers Association have announced the selection of nine individuals to serve on the newly formed ResponsibleAg Board of Directors.

This infographic effectively shows how genetically modified foods have a thoroughly tested, proven safety record.

Compass Minerals has finalized its acquisition of Wolf Trax Inc., effective April 1, 2014.

As rising temperatures bring winter wheat out of dormancy and increase the risk of disease, industry experts weigh in with recommendations on prevention.

The Ohio Woodland Stewards Program has created a poster and app to help spot the kudzu vine, the so-called “plant that ate the South.”

The University of Illinois weed science program has developed recommendations for effective management of Palmer amaranth in agronomic crops.

Corn growers intend to plant 11.9 million acres in 2014, down 1% from 2013, reports the Illinois office of USDA’s National Ag Statistics Service.

Ohio farmers plan to put more ground into soybeans and less into corn, following a national trend, according to the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistic Service.

Iowa farmers intend to plant 14.0 million acres of corn for all purposes in 2014, according to the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service Prospective Plantings report.

Former senior agronomy manager for Agro-Culture Liquid Fertilizers Cory Schurman has accepted the role of national sales manager with GYPSOIL.

Dow AgroSciences announces EPA has approved federal registration for Seeker insecticide with Isoclast active.

Not only is the amount of money being spent to control these yield robbers high, but the toll it has taken on the human population is growing lager by the day.

Customers, retailers and manufacturers can all benefit from taking advantage of this financial option.

The usual insects and diseases took a bit of a break in 2013, but other culprits surfaced — and could return.

As the demand for ag to diminish its water use while maintaining high yields and crop quality increases, three companies are leading the movement to grow more with less water.