Dow Reaches Out To Flood Victims Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 18, 2008 Dow AgroSciences LLC is donating $25,000 to flood relief efforts in its home state. The donation from […]
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
SmartStax Takes Next Step Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 18, 2008 Dow AgroSciences LLC and Monsanto Co. have submitted their much-anticipated SmartStax stacked corn trait combination to EPA, moving […]
Dow AgroSciences — At It Again Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 12, 2008 Dow AgroScience LLC has completed key research and added more deals since the expansions announced in last week’s […]
Monsanto Plan Targets Global Food Crisis Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 12, 2008 Monsanto has announced a three-point commitment to help increase global food production. Monsanto’s announcement comes at a time […]
DuPont, Rotam Reach Patent Agreement Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 4, 2008 DuPont and Rotam will not meet in court over Rotam’s making and selling.of a specific active ingredient in […]
Pioneer Acquires Curry Brand Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 4, 2008 Curry Seed Co. and Pioneer Hi-Bred, a DuPont business, have reached an agreement regarding the purchase of the […]
Dow AgroSciences Broadens Offerings Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 4, 2008 Dow AgroSciences LLC continues to expand its seed production and healthy food oil offerings. The company plans to […]
Monsanto, Syngenta Settle Their Differences Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 28, 2008 Your grower-customers — and your retail seed business — are the real winners as Monsanto Co. and Syngenta […]
DuPont Ventures Into Ethanol Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 28, 2008 DuPont and Genecor, a division of Danisco A/S, have created a cellulosic ethanol company. The pair have formed […]
Purple Plants A Problem? By CropLife Staff|May 28, 2008 Are you seeing young corn plants in your area turn purple, leaving your growers perplexed? Purdue University’s own […]
Tiger Sul Facility Improved By CropLife Staff|May 28, 2008 H.J. Baker & Bro., Inc.’s is upgrading its Tiger-Sul Products sulphur pastille fertilizer facility in Atmore, AL. Modifications […]
Drought-Tolerant In 2012? Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 21, 2008 BASF SE, the world’s largest chemical maker, says the drought-tolerant corn seeds it’s developing with Monsanto Co. will […]
Module Manages Resistance Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 21, 2008 A Syngenta program may help your grower-customers deal with the growing problem of glyphosate-resistant weeds. The company’s Resistance […]
Simplot Buys Britz Fertilizers By CropLife Staff|May 13, 2008 J.R. Simplot has acquired a majority interest in the California fertilizer company. Britz is a California retailer and […]
Agrium-UAP Merger Almost Final Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 6, 2008 Just one last piece of business and UAP will be officially part of Agrium Inc. Agrium Inc. says […]
Moisture Via Mobile? By CropLife Staff|May 6, 2008 ned watr plz, asap, thnx That’s a thirsty plant text messaging its grower. Seem far-fetched? It’s already happening. […]
Monsanto Focuses On Drought Tolerance Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 6, 2008 Monsanto plans to invest $6 million in its Gothenburg facility to build a new center to test and […]
Syngenta Considers Seed Site Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 6, 2008 Syngenta Seeds, Inc. is looking to build a corn production facility. The company has begun exploring locations in […]
DuPont Reports Profit Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 29, 2008 Like other basic crop protection manufacturers in recent weeks, DuPont is reporting a sales increase during the first […]
