Syngenta Acquires Argentina’s SPS Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 10, 2008 Syngenta announced it has signed and closed an agreement to acquire SPS Argentina SA (SPS) to increase Syngenta’s […]
Fertilizer Markets in Flux: Tariffs, Supply Risks and Retailer Strategies By CropLife Staff|September 4, 2026
Tech Talk: How Agriculture’s Most Trusted Distributors Become Its AI Infrastructure By CropLife Staff|September 4, 2026
Biotalys Secures Product Registration in California for EVOCA, Strengthening Regulatory Pathway for Its Lead Asset EVOCA NG By Biotalys|September 3, 2026
Generic Crop Protection Product Sales Grow By CropLife Staff|November 10, 2008 According to a well-respected agribusiness market intelligence company, the global market for crop protection products increased by 9.7 […]
Pioneer Heightens SDS, SCN Protection By CropLife Staff|November 7, 2008 Recent research from Pioneer Hi-Bred, a DuPont business, is improving levels of resistance to sudden death syndrome (SDS) […]
Dow AgroSciences Buying Brodbeck Seed Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 7, 2008 Dow AgroSciences LLC is acquiring assets of Brodbeck Seed Inc. of Wabash, IN. The addition of the newly […]
The Promise And The Peril By Eric Sfiligoj|November 5, 2008 These are exciting times for the agriculture marketplace. Grower and ag retail income is up, commodity prices have […]
Syngenta Launches ’09 AgriEdge Program Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 4, 2008 AgriEdge Programs offer incentives for growers who plant NK Brand Soybeans with the Roundup Ready trait and Garst, […]
Biofuels Grow Up By Lisa Heacox|November 4, 2008 Just before the corn-based ethanol boom shifted into high gear two years ago, CropLife® magazine offered a brief […]
Warning System At Ri$k By CropLife Staff|November 4, 2008 The Asian soybean rust early warning and management system may run out of key funding — soon. Is […]
Syngenta Creates Sugar Cane Technology Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 4, 2008 Syngenta is developing a new technology to dramatically improve the cost efficiency of sugar cane planting in Brazil. […]
Wind Blowing Away Ethanol In Iowa Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 29, 2008 “Two of three Iowans say ethanol has been good for the state, although a majority believe wind power […]
Proactive Nutrients Campaign Hits DC By CropLife Staff|October 23, 2008 A new ad campaign in the nation’s capital shares the positive story of fertilizer and food. The Nutrients […]
Reducing Spray Stray By Amy L. Fahnestock|October 16, 2008 Spray drift. Two simple words, but when combined, they become a double-edged sword that slices into your dealership’s […]
National Biofuels Plan Unveiled Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 15, 2008 Officials have unveiled the National Biofuels Action Plan (NBAP), an interagency plan detailing the collaborative efforts of federal […]
Tackle Resistant Weeds In Fall Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 15, 2008 If inclement summer weather has contributed to a delayed 2008 harvest, corn and soybean growers will have less […]
Bt Advantages Keep Growing By CropLife Staff|October 15, 2008 During the past 12 years, your corn grower-customers have enjoyed lower populations of once troublesome insects and lower […]
Dow AgroSciences Adds To Seed Presence Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 8, 2008 Dow AgroSciences LLC’s latest seed company acquisition will expand its presence in the western Corn Belt. The deal […]
Seed Treatments: Sensible Investment Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 8, 2008 Seed treatment fungicides of various crops can be useful tools for getting stands established and assuring seedling vigor, […]
Agrisure Heads Syngenta Seed Lineup Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 8, 2008 Syngenta Seeds is expanding its Agrisure corn hybrids line-up for 2009 with 91 new corn hybrids, including many […]
Air-Drying Controls Energy Costs By CropLife Staff|October 1, 2008 A little-used grain-drying technique can help your grower-customers control energy costs, according to an Ohio State University agricultural […]
