Carrie Vollmer-Sanders, Director of the Western Lake Erie Basin Project for The Nature Conservancy, was honored as a “Champion of Change” for her efforts to promote a healthy Lake Erie.
Calvin Leach will lead Prime Source’s overall brand management, working to position and further develop our expanding portfolio of plant-protection and specialty products.
Charah, Inc. has appointed Jake Simons Sales Manager of Agricultural Products, and promoted Jonathan Duke to Manager of Sales Support and Logistics for SUL4R-Plus.
H.J. Baker is now operating a third specially customized rotoformer production belt at its Atmore, AL, fertilizer plant, enabling a significant increase in production of its Tiger-Sul products.
Dry weather conditions during the growing season followed by late season rains may be the cause of larger-than-normal soybean seed this year, which can affect planter performance and ultimately yields.
Biagro’s portfolio includes seed-applied inoculants, plant growth-promoting microorganisms and other products for integrated pest management based on bacterial and fungal strains.
Many growers are questioning whether their soybeans need a fungicide seed treatment this spring, so here’s a list of six things to consider when deciding whether or not to treat soybeans.
American Seed Trade Association President & CEO Andrew W. LaVigne released a statement in response to Syngenta’s announcement of the limited release of Agrisure Duracade.
Endorsed by groups like the National Corn Growers Association and Agricultural Retailers Association, Phase II of The Guide provides customized resources for farmers, seed companies, pesticide safety educators and crop advisors.
Crossover features a unique pest spectrum that includes diseases like rust, leaf blight and powdery mildew, and insects such as aphids, cutworm, earworm and stinkbugs.
The extent and persistence of the dead zone problem over the years has sparked controversy, litigation, research, and now a possible solution: nutrient trading.
