Biotech Builds On Breakthroughs By Andrea Klosterman Harris|September 8, 2008 In the past years, genetically modified (GM) seeds have burst from initial development stages to inundate the market. […]
CropLife Retail Week: Corn Prices Rally Over $5, Canadian Tariff Threats, and Equipment Market Outlook By Eric Sfiligoj|September 4, 2026
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
The Biotech Effect By Fred E. Below|September 8, 2008 Author’s Note: I summarize some of my research to give a perspective on why N recommendations for corn […]
Going Down By Eric Sfiligoj|September 8, 2008 As any mountain climber will tell you, there’s only one direction to move once you’ve reached the top […]
Fertilizer Market: Staying Strong By CropLife Staff|September 8, 2008 Editors’ Note: To get some perspective on the 2008 fertilizer marketplace, CropLife® talked with David Delaney, president of […]
A Fertilizer Flurry By Eric Sfiligoj|September 8, 2008 By all early indications, 2007 may be the year fertilizer retailers, distributors, and producers have been dreaming of […]
Good-Bye PPI, Hello IPNI By Dr. Paul Fixen|September 8, 2008 I’m here to wish a fond farewell to an old friend and welcome a new one into the […]
One For The Ages By Eric Sfiligoj|September 8, 2008 By all the early projections, 2007 will be the kind of year retailers will point to for decades […]
Fertilizer Market: Walking A Tight Rope By Eric Sfiligoj|September 8, 2008 Even before the first spreaders take to the field, 2008 is setting up to be a bit of […]
Micro Magic By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 8, 2008 The mood of the micronutrients market is upbeat. And why not? All indicators point to another strong year […]
Bayer CropScience Plant Explosion Fatal Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 5, 2008 Federal safety groups are investigating the explosion and fire that occurred Aug. 28 at the Bayer CropScience plant […]
Monsanto Expands China Venture Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 5, 2008 Monsanto Co., the global leader in seed technology, says it is investing an additional $84 million in a […]
Syngenta Defends Atrazine Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 5, 2008 Last week’s CropLife eNews included a short report on an Illinois atrazine court case. This week, Syngenta Crop […]
Nachurs Separates Solutions By CropLife Staff|September 5, 2008 Nachurs Alpine Solutions now has individual product brands for the U.S. and Canadian markets. All fertilizers sold in […]
Ag Secretary Praises Biofuels Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 28, 2008 U.S. Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer says increasing the renewable fuel standard from 36 billion gallons by 2022 to […]
INSTINCT Protects N Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 28, 2008 Dow AgroSciences has selected the brand name INSTINCT nitrogen stabilizer for its new product designed for use with […]
BASF Boosting Spending Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 12, 2008 Amid rising demand for crop commodities, BASF Crop Protection will invest more than $225 million over the next […]
DuPont, Hexima Join Forces Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 12, 2008 DuPont and Melbourne, Australia-based Hexima Ltd. announced a development and commercialization agreement for certain biotech fungal disease resistance […]
Valor OK’d For Preplant Corn By CropLife Staff|August 12, 2008 Growers can now use Valor Herbicide from Valent U.S.A. Corp. 14 days prior to planting no-till or minimal […]
Dow AgroSciences Buys Dairyland Seed Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 12, 2008 The acquisition of Dariyland Seed Co., Inc. and its affiliate, Bio-Plant Research, will build Dow AgroSciences’ corn, soybean, […]
