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Georgia on My Mind: Notes from Around the U.S.
Down South, a wet season proved challenging. In the last two weeks of May alone, parts of Georgia saw 21 inches of rain, and…
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Nachurs: Liquid Fertilizer Technology on Full Display
When it comes to fertilizer, ag retailers are still all in on liquid. According to CropLife’s 2018 Buying Intentions survey, more than 40% of respondents…
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Anuvia Supports Senate Farm Bill Sustainability Incentives
Anuvia Plant Nutrients supports the recent Senate Agriculture Committee action to pass a Farm Bill with incentives to promote soil health and reduce carbon…
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Simplot Secures Joint Licensing Agreement with Corteva, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
The J.R. Simplot Co. has executed a joint intellectual property licensing agreement with Corteva Agriscience, Agriculture Division of DowDuPont, and the Broad Institute of…
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Quick Soil Test Aims to Determine Nitrogen Need
Healthy soil contributes to healthy crops, writes Penelope Hillemann on the Soil Science Society of America website. Farmers (and ag retailers) know this, so…
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Soil Phosphorus Availability and Lime: More than Just pH?
Plants can’t do without phosphorus, writes Adityarup “Rup” Chakravorty on the Soil Science Society of America website. But there is often a ‘withdrawal limit’…
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The Plant Biostimulant Space: Challenges and Opportunities
Most people outside of the biostimulant industry do not yet have a strong understanding of what plant biostimulants are or do, writes David Beaudreau…
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Biological Fungicides: A Key Element in Farmers’ Toolboxes
One great challenge of modern agriculture is to find disease control mechanisms that are efficient alternatives to those of chemical options, writes Gabriel Mina…
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BASF Closes on Bayer Assets, Launches Agricultural Solutions Division
BASF hosted a conference call for global ag media this afternoon to announce the official close of its “acquisition of a range of businesses…
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EPA Investigating Illegal Dicamba Applications Across Mid-South
Despite being banned for in-crop use this summer in Arkansas, dicamba is a suspect in damage to thousands of acres of soybeans and to…
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