Fungicides: Consider Risks Vs. Rewards By CropLife Staff|August 6, 2008 With grain prices at unprecedented levels and some fungicide companies implementing aggressive marketing campaigns, many corn and soybean […]
WSSA: Herbicide Strategy Update a Win for Endangered Species, Farmers By Weed Science Society of America|April 27, 2024
NAAA Urges Drone Operators to Operate Safely Near Low-Altitude Manned Agricultural Aircraft This Growing Season By National Agricultural Aviation Association|April 27, 2024
Bayer Expands Portfolio Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 6, 2008 Bayer CropScience has received EPA approval for its Ignite herbicide in LibertyLink crops, giving U.S. growers a nonselective […]
Endigo Soybean Insecticide OK’d By CropLife Staff|August 6, 2008 EPA has issued a Section 3 registration for the use of Syngenta Crop Protection’s Endigo insecticide on soybeans. […]
Deal Puts Croplan Genetics In Tennessee By CropLife Staff|August 6, 2008 Tennessee Farmers Cooperative, a CropLife 100 member, will now be marketing Croplan Genetics seed products as its proprietary […]
More Approvals for Roundup Ready 2 Yield Soybeans Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 6, 2008 Monsanto Co. has received regulatory approvals for Roundup Ready 2 Yield soybeans in Mexico, Australia, and New Zealand. […]
DuPont, University Partner On Pilot Facility Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 31, 2008 A fast-track pilot plant will develop commercialization technology for corn stover and switchgrass, with the facility expected to […]
Herculex Hybrids Offer Built-in Protection Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 31, 2008 Excessive amounts of rain across the Midwest this spring caused many growers to plant — and even replant […]
Mosaic Profits More Than Double By CropLife Staff|July 31, 2008 Mosaic Co.’s fiscal fourth quarter earnings have more than quadrupled, ending with $2 billion in cash and cash […]
Replant ’08 Series: Syngenta Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 24, 2008 Syngenta Crop Protection says keeping an eye on how excess water is affecting your grower-customers soybeans is critical. […]
AMS Boosts Late Weed Control By CropLife Staff|July 24, 2008 With planting delays pushing back glyphosate applications, many growers will be treating bigger weeds, which are tougher to […]
New Alias Provides Aphid Weapon By CropLife Staff|July 24, 2008 Makhteshim Agan of North America (MANA) has a new weapon in the fight against soybean aphid outbreaks. “MANA […]
Poncho Line Punched Up By CropLife Staff|July 24, 2008 The Poncho insecticide family from Bayer CropScience has a new addition: Poncho 500 seed-applied insecticide. Poncho 500 offers […]
Optimum GAT Gets US OK By CropLife Staff|July 24, 2008 DuPont has received U.S. regulatory approval of its proprietary herbicide tolerance trait, the Optimum GAT trait in soybeans […]
Replant ’08 Series: Dow AgroSciences Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 16, 2008 While weeds and diseases may be on the minds of most producers with late-planted corn and soybeans, don’t […]
DuPont, Syngenta Join Forces Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 2, 2008 Syngenta and DuPont have announced an agreement that will broaden each company’s crop protection product portfolios and enable […]
Replant ’08 Series: BASF Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 2, 2008 The weather across the Midwest this summer has been frightening at times, and many growers are facing replant […]
BASF, Monsanto Match Treatment To Beans Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 2, 2008 BASF SE and Monsanto Co. have signed an exclusive agreement that will give your soybean growers a new […]
Syngenta Considers Price Hike Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 25, 2008 Syngenta AG, the world’s biggest maker of agricultural chemicals, may raise the price of pesticides by 10 percent […]
Dow AgroSciences Bean Replant Supply Adequate Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 25, 2008 Dow AgroSciences and its seed company, Mycogen Seeds, might not be the first company you’d think of when […]
