MANA Introduces Vulcan Insecticide By CropLife Staff|February 21, 2012 Vulcan insecticide, developed and manufactured by MANA Crop Protection, has received approval by the U.S. EPA for its […]
CropLife IRON on the Road: Amazone Wins Showstopper Award at 2026 MAGIE By Eric Sfiligoj|September 1, 2026
MAGIE Rewind: Celebrating the ShowStopper Award Winners Through the Years By Matt Hopkins|September 1, 2026
CNH and Bourgault Form Strategic Alliance to Expand Global Seeding Portfolio By CNH|September 1, 2026
Six Rs Of Herbicide-Resistant Weed Management By Kevin Bradley|February 13, 2012 Kevin Bradley, University of Missouri Associate Professor and State Extension Weed Scientist, offers the six “Rs” of herbicide-resistant […]
How To Control Glyphosate-Resistant Marestail This Spring Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 10, 2012 Ohio grain farmers are likely to find more glyphosate-resistant marestail in their fields this year because of the […]
SFP Announces New Executive Leadership By CropLife Staff|February 10, 2012 SFP announces its next generation of executive leadership to manage product portfolio expansions, continued sales growth and the […]
Syngenta Board Proposes To Elect Three New Directors Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 8, 2012 Syngenta’s Board of Directors will propose the election of three new members at the Annual General Meeting on […]
Mosaic To Cut Potash Production Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 6, 2012 The Mosaic Co. has announced a reduction of up to 20 percent in planned potash production from February […]
Tessenderlo Kerley Acquires Carbaryl Business From Bayer Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 2, 2012 Tessenderlo Kerley, Inc. (TKI), a U.S. subsidiary of Tessenderlo Group, has purchased the crop protection assets of the […]
Researcher: Spray Water Quality Impacts Herbicide Efficacy By CropLife Staff|January 26, 2012 A series of studies at Purdue University has shown that spray water pH and hardness can reduce the […]
Aggressive Weed Moving Northward In Illinois By CropLife Staff|January 25, 2012 Amaranthus species are among the most troublesome weed species in agronomic production systems. Maintenance questions regarding this species […]
Willowood Expands Insecticide Portfolio By CropLife Staff|January 24, 2012 The EPA has approved both the technical and end-use registrations for Willowood Lambda Cy 1EC. Available from Willowood […]
Drift Breakthrough With Granules By Lisa Heacox|January 23, 2012 As agriculture faces more scrutiny than ever — and growers strive to stretch every input dollar — one […]
The Global Fertilizer Markets By CropLife Staff|January 23, 2012 For the past few years, Al Mulhall, senior director/market research for PotashCorp, has provided CropLife magazine with a […]
Fertilizer Application Outlook: Celebrating The Good Times By Dee Weeda|January 23, 2012 The past two years have been good years for most crop producers. Net farm income is projected to […]
The Nitrogen Outlook For 2012 By Bert Frost|January 23, 2012 The outlook for the North American crop nutrient supplier industry remains very favorable. In its January update, USDA […]
A Fertilizer Resolution For 2012 By Steve Phillips|January 23, 2012 New Year’s resolutions come in all different forms. Many people want to give something up: “I’m going to […]
Micros Tools Take Off By Lisa Heacox|January 23, 2012 Spurred by strong crop prices and some regional weather delays, more growers in 2011 added micronutrients and enhancements […]
Micros Experience A Building Boom By Lisa Heacox|January 23, 2012 With demand for micronutrients burgeoning, suppliers have had to hustle the past few years to keep products available. […]
Micros Unlock Valuable Traits By Lisa Heacox|January 23, 2012 Micronutrient benefits are going well beyond yield increases. Dr. Julian Smith, domestic sales director at Brandt Consolidated, says […]
Study: Atrazine Boosts U.S. Corn Yields Substantially Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 20, 2012 A recent study by David C. Bridges, Ph.D., agronomist and president of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, […]
