Vive Crop Protection Receives EPA Approval for First Three-Way Biological, Chemical and Allosperse Fungicide

While a soil test is a great start in indicating what nutrients may be limited, tissue sampling can tell us if those nutrients are actually getting into the plant.

Deal includes assets associated with Wolf Trax, Rocket Seeds, and Hydro Bullet product platforms.

Loveland Products produces a wide array of fertilizer products powered by C2 Technology, which are available only at Nutrien Ag Solutions locations across the U.S.

CHS Agronomy offers a list of four tips to help identify conditions causing deficiency, what it looks like in corn and soybeans, and the framework to apply micronutrients.

Collaborative research to demonstrate the benefits of improved soil health through the use of cover crops, reduced tillage, and other management practices.

Nebraska research team helps identify the best weed control program to help farmers control Palmer amaranth in soybean fields.

C&C’s Mutiny Crop Performance line of products becomes a key component of AMS Express’s crop input offering.

The Corteva product, to be branded as Utrisha N nutrient efficiency optimizer, works in natural field conditions, adapting to the plants’ growth needs.

Learn from experts at ADM on how they are lining up fertilizer supplies and accurately estimating inventory needs for retailers and growers.

Mayo Schmidt succeeds Chuck Magro, who is stepping down from his management and Board role at the company to pursue new opportunities.

Today’s advanced ag tech will need regular maintenance and repair that should be an avenue of growth for the unskilled farmhand to pursue.

The so-called “billion-dollar bug” is expected to be back in full force in 2021.

After dropping FeXapan, the company has now nixed its pending in-development product as well.

This herbicide-tolerant technology with Highcard herbicide, gives rice growers an excellent tool for weed control.

Koch Agronomic Services, LLC reached agreement with Compass Minerals to purchase Compass Minerals’ North American micronutrient assets.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic still plaguing the world, agricultural market conditions point to a “good season” ahead for nitrogen stabilizers.

UPL’s Brian Ahrens and Tom Mudd discuss the rapid expansion of the glufosinate molecule and what it means for ag.

With what looks like unstoppable growth for glufosinate, the industry is rapidly adding capacity and investing in R&D, while seeking to avoid the pitfalls of overuse.