2011 Commodity Classic: Optimism, With A Hint Of Worry By Paul Schrimpf | Eric Sfiligoj|April 5, 2011 Compared with the past few gatherings, the 2011 Commodity Classic was a welcome change. Instead of talk about […]
CropLife IRON on the Road: Amazone Wins Showstopper Award at 2026 MAGIE By Eric Sfiligoj|September 2, 2026
CF Industries Appoints New Director Of Agribusiness Analysis By CropLife Staff|April 5, 2011 CF Industries Holdings, Inc. has named Douglas A. Hoadley director, agribusiness analysis. He succeeds Glen N. Buckley, who […]
Cargill Buys Iowa Corn Ethanol Plant Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 4, 2011 Privately held food producer Cargill has purchased Tate & Lyle’s corn wet mill ethanol plant located in Fort […]
Will Corn Following Corn Face Decreased Yield? By CropLife Staff|April 4, 2011 The 2010 season was a disappointing one for corn growers in many parts of Illinois, said University of […]
Simplot To Build New Fertilizer Warehouse, Blending Facility By CropLife Staff|March 29, 2011 The J.R. Simplot Co. plans to build a new fertilizer storage and blending facility in Caldwell, ID, in […]
Lack Of Herbicide Action Commercialization A Challenge By CropLife Staff|March 24, 2011 No new herbicide active ingredients are currently available for the 2011 growing season, and University of Illinois Extension […]
Bayer CropScience To Acquire Seed Company Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 23, 2011 Bayer CropScience has entered into an agreement to purchase Hornbeck Seed Co. Inc. (HBK), a privately-held company headquartered […]
Retired Monsanto Executive Passes Away Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 22, 2011 Niswonger-Reynolds Funeral Home, Bend, OR, obituary: Jerry Lee Neff of Jackson Creek Ranch passed away March 11 from […]
Monsanto’s GM Alfalfa Headed Back To Court Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 21, 2011 The lengthy legal battle over genetically modified alfalfa will go yet another round. On Friday, the Center for […]
Attacking Waterhemp Resistance Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 17, 2011 Sometimes the best defense is a good offense. When fighting herbicide-resistant weeds, offensive moves could mean robust crop […]
Fuzion Technologies, Huntsman Form Technology Agreement By CropLife Staff|March 17, 2011 Fuzion Technologies, LLC and Huntsman Petrochemical LLC announce a long term licensing agreement for the commercialization of an […]
The Changing Face Of Weed Control By Eric Sfiligoj|March 15, 2011 “What’s good for the goose is good for the gander,” goes an old saying. Besides waterfowl, this adage […]
Lessons From The Past: ALS Resistance Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 15, 2011 The start of 2011 marked two decades since the first ALS-resistant weeds — kochia and Russian thistle — […]
Organics Industry: Led Astray By Mischa Popoff|March 15, 2011 Editor’s Note: Mischa Popoff is an advanced organic inspector based in Canada, and has been outraged over the […]
Monsanto, BASF To Advance Dicamba Tolerant Cropping System Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 14, 2011 BASF and Monsanto Co. have formed a new agreement to collaborate on the advancement of dicamba tolerant cropping […]
Adjuvants, Specialty Inputs Gain Ground By Kathy Meyer|March 14, 2011 With current corn and soybean commodity prices, anything is possible, right? Well, you know much more goes into […]
Maximizing Corn Yield By CropLife Staff|March 14, 2011 Given today’s high-yielding corn genetics, favorable crop prices and volatile input costs, getting the most out of every […]
Precision Laboratories Launches Series Of Mixing Videos By CropLife Staff|March 11, 2011 Precision Laboratories recently launched a series of four water quality and compatibility videos to aid retailers and growers […]
Advanta, Chromatin Form Sorghum Germplasm Agreement By CropLife Staff|March 11, 2011 Advanta US and Chromatin, Inc. have entered into a commercial license agreement for the development of sorghum. Under […]
