Adjusting To The New World Order Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 16, 2008 CHS Inc.: Managing The Madness In these times of unprecedented fertilizer supply and price strain, retailers must work to […]
House, Senate Farm Bill Frameworks Affirms Bipartisan Support for USDA Conservation Program By National Wildlife Federation|May 4, 2024
CropLife Retail Week: Fendt Lodge Opening, Missouri Crop Protection Protection, and a Year Devoted to Women in Ag By Eric Sfiligoj | Lara Sowinski|May 3, 2024
New Sulphur Facility Opens By CropLife Staff|September 16, 2008 H.J. Baker & Bro., Inc. and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Tiger-Sul Products, recently celebrated the grand opening of a […]
The Two Faces Of Fertilizer By Eric Sfiligoj|September 16, 2008 If crop inputs were seen as Zodiac signs, fertilizer would definitely be a Gemini. On the positive side, […]
Long-Term Lessons By Pete Mihalek|September 16, 2008 No matter what the topic, it’s pretty clear that the saying “what goes up, must come down” doesn’t […]
The Case For Cellulosic Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 15, 2008 Even while tending to his crop on his family’s central Illinois farm, grower Eric Rund has been digging […]
The Ethanol Squeeze Play By Eric Sfiligoj|September 15, 2008 Not to over-simplify the situation, but the ag retail marketplace really had an easy time in 2007. For […]
Inputs Lesson Plan By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 15, 2008 The top input tool of 2007 may have been simply a sharp pencil. With grower-customers giddily anticipating the […]
Headline News By Eric Sfiligoj|September 15, 2008 It’s no secret that competing in the crop protection business is tough these days. For several years, market […]
Entering The Ethanol Age By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 12, 2008 Back in January, CropLife® magazine published its short list of top retailer issues for 2006: product pricing, glyphosate […]
One Source By Lisa Heacox|September 12, 2008 If dealers want one source to provide a pretty complete set of tools for raising profitable crops, they […]
Shifting Fortunes By Eric Sfiligoj|September 12, 2008 As the world’s leading crop protection product manufacturer, Bayer CropScience AG has no plans to relinquish its commitment […]
Under Pressure By CropLife Staff|September 12, 2008 Since CropLife magazine (and its predecessor, Farm Chemicals) first started tracking information on the nation’s best-selling inputs among […]
Defense Spurs Resistance Hope Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 12, 2008 New information on the Asian soybean rust fungus and how it affects a soybean plant could eventually lead […]
Life In The Fast Lane By Eric Sfiligoj|September 12, 2008 There’s no other way to say it — the seed category is having one heck of a 21st […]
Sowing Seed Sales By Lisa Heacox|September 12, 2008 Top seed retailers we talked with don’t beat around the bush. They use terms like “24/7” and “12-months-a-year” […]
Challenges For Nitrogen Management By Cliff Snyder|September 12, 2008 Before I start talking about the environmental challenges, I would like to share some good news. In the […]
An ‘N’ Perspective By CropLife Staff|September 12, 2008 Nitrogen fertilizers seem stuck on a price high and supply low these days, as end-users have toggled between […]
Micros Make Move By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 12, 2008 Whither crop — especially corn — prices go, so go micronutrient sales. Given current high corn prices, it’s […]
Biodiesel’s Promise By Eric Sfiligoj|September 11, 2008 Although ethanol growth is receiving the lion’s share of attention among ag retailers when it comes to biofuels, […]
