DuPont Alleges Anti-Competitive Conduct In Response To Monsanto Suit Posted by Matt HopkinsMay 5, 2009
Dow AgroSciences’ Novel Gene Insertion Works Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 4, 2009 A biotech breakthrough by scientists at Dow AgroSciences LLC could transform agricultural advancement. Researchers for Dow AgroSciences, a […]
CropLife IRON on the Road: Amazone Wins Showstopper Award at 2026 MAGIE By Eric Sfiligoj|September 2, 2026
Advanta, Arcadia Sorghum Deal Sweetened By CropLife Staff|May 4, 2009 Advanta and Arcadia BioSciences are taking their recent sorghum partnership to a new level. Advanta, the world’s largest […]
Laudis Herbicide Updated By CropLife Staff|May 3, 2009 EPA recently approved several label updates for a newer postemergence corn herbicide. The label updates for Laudis corn […]
Flo Rite Available To Enhance Soybean Plantability By CropLife Staff|May 3, 2009 A major development in enhancing treated soybean seed for planting was announced this past week. Becker Underwood, Inc., […]
BASF, Monsanto Team Up Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 1, 2009 Germany’s BASF Corp. and U.S.-based Monsanto Co. have announced a joint licensing agreement through which they plan to […]
Monsanto, DuPont Dispute Roundup Ready Use Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 1, 2009 According to a Monsanto Co. Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Monsanto and DuPont subsidiary Pioneer Hi-Bred are in dispute […]
Specialist: Residual Herbicides No Match For Wet Soil By CropLife Staff|April 28, 2009 Soil-applied herbicides can knock out a grower’s toughest weeds but the chemical products are no match against soggy […]
Comment Needed On Fertilizer Application Standard By CropLife Staff|April 28, 2009 Input is being sought in the development of an American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) standard […]
Resistance Fighter Site Updated Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 22, 2009 By 2013, one in four growers will have glyphosate-resistant weeds, covering nearly 38 million acres in the U.S. […]
Aphid Alerts Available By CropLife Staff|April 22, 2009 Several state Extension experts have stated in recent weeks that 2009 looks like a boom year for soybean […]
USDA Beans To Offer Drought Tolerance Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 22, 2009 USDA scientists plan to release a line of drought-tolerant soybeans soon. The soybean breeding line offering drought-tolerant traits […]
Germany Bans Monsanto GM Corn Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 22, 2009 According to Deutsche Welle, German Agriculture Minister Ilse Aigner announced a ban on the cultivation of Monsanto’s genetically […]
Dow AgroSciences Helps Flood Relief Efforts Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 13, 2009 In response to the Red River flooding disaster taking place in North Dakota, Dow AgroSciences is donating $25,000 […]
Agrium, CF Industries Battle Takes New Turn Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 7, 2009 Canadian fertilizer giant Agrium Inc. is going directly to shareholders of CF Industries Holdings Inc. to push its […]
Analysis: Row Crop Planting Stabilizing Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 7, 2009 USDA’s March 31, 2009 Prospective Plantings Report didn’t show much change from last year — soybeans practically the […]
Dow AgroSciences, Syngenta To Cross License Traits Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 7, 2009 Syngenta and Dow AgroSciences, a wholly owned subsidiary of The Dow Chemical Co., have agreed to cross license […]
Korea Approves LibertyLink Bean Import By CropLife Staff|April 7, 2009 Bayer CropScience has received LibertyLink soybean import approval from Korean regulatory authorities. This milestone will enhance the launch […]
Crop Protection: Chomping At The Bit By Amy L. Fahnestock|April 6, 2009 Every season, it’s the same concern: keeping insects and diseases from taking a big bite out of your […]
Time For Scouting By Andrea Klosterman Harris|April 6, 2009 When winter melts away and the ground begins to thaw, growers’ thoughts turn to the health and potential […]
