Glyphosate-Resistant Kochia Confirmed In Kansas Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 31, 2011 Kansas State University (KSU) scientists have completed long-term evaluations of a limited number of independent kochia (Kochia scoparia) […]
Agtonomy Highlights Expanding Data Capabilities and New Autonomous Maneuvers Across Its Physical AI Platform By CropLife Staff|August 29, 2026
Sustainable Aviation Fuel Growth Creates Opportunities for Agriculture, Aviation and Economic Development By CropLife Staff|August 29, 2026
Weeds: An Ongoing Battle By Eric Sfiligoj|August 31, 2011 The fight to control yield-robbing weeds goes back thousands of years, to agriculture’s beginnings. For the nation’s ag […]
Monsanto Completes Glyphosate Plant Expansion By Eric Sfiligoj|August 31, 2011 Monsanto Co. recently welcomed guests to the company’s Roundup agricultural herbicide production facility in Luling, LA, to celebrate […]
Yara Won’t Increase Terra Offer By CropLife Staff|August 31, 2011 Yara International ASA has no plans to raise its offer for Terra Industries Inc. after a competing bid […]
Late-planted Soybeans Mean Aphids In August By CropLife Staff|August 24, 2011 Because farmers across the Corn Belt planted crops later than normal this season, scouting for soybean aphids might […]
The Rise Of Biopesticides By CropLife Staff|August 24, 2011 Biopesticides are a suddenly hot topic at every level of the value chain. Why? Find out in this […]
Wheat Variety Selection: 4 Traits To Consider By CropLife Staff|August 22, 2011 The 2011 wheat harvest is but a distant memory for many farmers, who are well on their way […]
FSR Offers Latest In Biofuels Crop Production Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 19, 2011 Biofuels production is an important part of agriculture across the Corn Belt, and farmers can learn about the […]
Biotech Acres Continue To Grow Globally By CropLife Staff|August 19, 2011 “Biotechnology has helped me produce more corn more consistently,” said Nebraska farmer Brandon Hunnicutt. “It has helped me […]
DuPont, LANGEBIO Collaborate On Plant Growth Research Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 19, 2011 DuPont has entered into a collaboration agreement with LANGEBIO to increase understanding of plant reproductive biology and genetic […]
Rootworms Show Resistance To Bt Corn By CropLife Staff|August 19, 2011 Isolated findings of resistant rootworms in Iowa emphasize that planting a refuge is more critical than ever for […]
4 Economic Hurdles To Cellulosic-Based Biofuels Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 17, 2011 Apart from the basic problem of market size potential, there is a more fundamental problem in the development […]
Rust Makes A Dent By CropLife Staff|August 17, 2011 Mississippi lost a tiny portion of its crop to soybean rust last year, but Tom Allen of Mississippi […]
AMVAC Expands Insecticide Portfolio By CropLife Staff|August 17, 2011 AMVAC Chemical Corp. has completed the acquisition of two insecticide product lines from Bayer CropScience, LLC. The first […]
iPad App Helps Scout For Soybean Aphids By CropLife Staff|August 15, 2011 Now is the time to scout for soybean aphids and a new University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension app can […]
Monsanto, Bayer CropScience Enter Seed Treatment Agreement Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 11, 2011 Soybean growers now have access to a biological mode of action to help protect their crop from nematodes […]
Agronomists: Scout Fields Now For Soybean Aphids By CropLife Staff|August 3, 2011 Soybean growers should be on the alert for possible heavy levels of soybean aphid infestations, particularly in northern […]
Mosaic Announces Changes To Leadership Team By CropLife Staff|August 3, 2011 The Mosaic Co. has appointed Mark Kaplan vice president of its public affairs department and promoted Bo Davis to […]
Register For TFI’s 2011 World Fertilizer Conference By CropLife Staff|August 3, 2011 Registration is open for The Fertilizer Institute’s (TFI) 2011 World Fertilizer Conference, which will take place September 25-27 […]
