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 […]
CropLife Retail Week: Dicamba and Canadian Rail Strike Updates and Fun with Numbers! By Eric Sfiligoj | Lara Sowinski|May 17, 2024
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, […]
Investing In Storage By Lisa Heacox|September 11, 2008 The surge in tank and containment purchases — felt some 10 to 15 years ago — is being […]
Biofuels: Future Challenges & Opportunities Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 11, 2008 You can’t pick up a newspaper or watch the news these days without seeing something about biofuels. The […]
Biofuels Boost Input $ By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 11, 2008 Input sales are the lifeblood of any successful ag dealership. The spring of 2007 — and into the […]
As The Winds Blow By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 11, 2008 Kudzu in Louisiana is small but mighty. Compared to Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi, the Bayou state doesn’t have […]
New Tool On The Horizon By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 11, 2008 Retailers and growers should soon be able to predict yield loss caused by Asian soybean rust accurately — […]
Yield Protection By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 11, 2008 The price for both corn and soybeans is expected to increase this year, and your grower-customers will want […]
Bayer’s Belt Insecticide OK’d Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 11, 2008 Bayer CropScience introduces a new active ingredient for worm pests in corn, cotton, and tobacco crops. Belt SC […]
Monsanto Settles Seed Patent Case Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 11, 2008 Monsanto Co. and Pilot Grove Cooperative Elevator, Inc. have settled a two-year dispute involving patent infringement. Pilot Grove, […]
The Fabric Of Seed Ties By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 11, 2008 Since retailers last placed their seed orders, the fabric of the seed market has been altered by seed […]
ESN Full Steam Ahead By Paul Schrimpf|September 11, 2008 Developing the process has been 20 years in the making, but Agrium‘s ESN polymer-coated slow release nitrogen fertilizer […]
Trouble For Micros By Meggie Feran|September 11, 2008 The micronutrient outlook for the rest of 2006 can be looked at in two different ways, according to […]
‘Do I Spray Today?’ By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 10, 2008 It’s a decision each custom applicator faces many times during the growing season, whether behind the wheel of […]
