Dow AgroSciences Introduces New Weed Control System Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 3, 2011 The Enlist Weed Control System from Dow AgroSciences is a new herbicide tolerant trait system that will provide […]
CropLife IRON on the Road: Amazone Wins Showstopper Award at 2026 MAGIE By Eric Sfiligoj|September 2, 2026
Bayer CropScience Invests $20 Million In BioScience Greenhouse Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 3, 2011 Bayer CropScience plans to construct a new greenhouse at its North American headquarters located in Research Triangle Park […]
Mosaic Contributes $75,000 For New Zealand Earthquake Relief Efforts By CropLife Staff|March 3, 2011 The Mosaic Co. plans to contribute $75,000 (NZ$100,000) for earthquake relief efforts in New Zealand. Mosaic is partnering […]
Fertilizer Fears: Deja Vu All Over Again? By Eric Sfiligoj|February 28, 2011 As during 2008 and 2009, much of the future for the ag retail marketplace hinges on the performance […]
Advanta US Upgrades Sorghum Production Facility By CropLife Staff|February 25, 2011 Advanta US is improving and consolidating its sorghum seed production, processing and storage into its Hereford, TX, facilities. […]
DuPont, Advanta To Collaborate On Biotech Sorghum Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 25, 2011 DuPont and Advanta have entered into a collaboration and licensing agreement to develop and deliver sorghum with increased […]
2011 Fungicide Review By Kathy Meyer|February 23, 2011 Recommendations and selling strategies for pest disease control in the upcoming growing season will likely reflect a new […]
DuPont To Expand Ag Research Program Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 17, 2011 DuPont and Delaware Governor Jack Markell have announced that DuPont plans to invest more than $50 million over […]
OSTARA: Full Recovery By Ted Rossman|February 17, 2011 The City of York and Ostara Nutrient Recovery Technologies Inc. have opened a new Nutrient Recovery Facility at […]
Fertilizer: Beyond The Demand Recovery By Mike Rahm|February 16, 2011 Outstanding demand prospects are the dominant feature of the crop nutrient outlook this year. The latest statistics from […]
The Changing Fertility Of North American Soils By Dr. Paul Fixen|February 16, 2011 The fertility of soil … now there is a topic that will get you a lot of peace […]
Fertilizer: Some Promising Signs By Eric Sfiligoj|February 16, 2011 In 2010, the fertilizer marketplace recovered much of the ground it lost in 2008 and 2009 — both […]
The Run On Micros By Lisa Heacox|February 16, 2011 It’s real: The prospect of a boom season with high crop prices and stable input costs. And micronutrient […]
Two Retailers Recognized For Fight Against Resistance Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 14, 2011 Glyphosate-resistant weeds are a serious threat to crops in the southern U.S., and they are popping up more […]
FMC Launches Stallion Insecticide For Multi-Crop Use By CropLife Staff|February 14, 2011 FMC has introduced Stallion, an insecticide with two modes of action, providing quicker, more effective knockdown with longer […]
Syngenta To Merge Seeds, Crop Protection Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 14, 2011 Syngenta has unveiled a new strategy that includes plans to merge its two biggest divisions: crop protection and […]
CF Industries Provides Update On Mine Accident By CropLife Staff|February 14, 2011 CF Industries Holdings, Inc. has indicated that the accident that occurred at its Hardee Phosphate Complex in Hardee County, […]
DuPont Introduces New Corn Herbicide Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 9, 2011 Corn growers looking for longer-lasting control of hard-to-manage broadleaf weeds and grasses now have a new tool. DuPont […]
Report: Waterhemp Adds HPPD Resistance Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 7, 2011 Waterhemp has done it again. University of Illinois researchers have published an article in Pest Management Science confirming […]
