One of the nation’s largest ag retailers sees many positives – and a few worries – for crop nutrient demand this year.
As the industry marches toward a new crop season, the concerns in 2025 will be familiar to participants as the unease over supply restriction persists.
Atroforce features the active ingredient Trichoderma atroviride strain K5 and is applied as a seed treatment, as well as in-furrow, drip or sub irrigation.
Collaboration poised to accelerate adoption of cost-effective mycorrhizal inoculants to one of the world’s largest agricultural markets.
From innovative formulations to diversified portfolios, here are five biological trends to watch in 2025, according to Accumont Advisors’ Peter Chalmers.
As retailers put themselves in position to service the grower on a just-in-time basis they’ll need capable suppliers who can deliver.
Sound is redefining crop nutrition with two groundbreaking products: SOURCE and BLUEPRINT.
The seed category held onto the gains the category made during 2023. Will this remain the case in the new growing season as well?
Although crop protection product sales struggled overall during 2024, the category did grow its market share among crop inputs – and a pair of segments performed better than expected.
Myron Stine is building on his father legacy while forging his own path to position the company as a leader in ag innovation and farmer-first solutions.
Hefty Seed is among the first distribution partners to deliver advanced nitrogen solutions across the Midwest and Plains.
NIMAXXA bionematicide is the first seed treatment in soybeans to contain three unique biological strains.
The EPA’s proposals affect every participant along the value chain, from the chemical companies to retailers to growers. Our new report helps you meet these challenges.
BioBoost is a unique biological blend of nutrients for corn and soybeans.
Fertilizer revenues took a hit during the 2024 growing season, but this alone doesn’t tell the whole story for the category.
Picketa COO Max Dumont discusses how the company’s LENS system enables timely, informed decisions for optimizing nutrient use.
Cibus’ Clethodim tolerant HT-3 trait is an important breakthrough for a novel weed management solution for rice farmers.
Herbicide resistance is a complex and fast-moving target, and one researcher insists we must consider additional tactics to ensure no weed seed production.
Given seasonal uncertainty, Syngenta offers a solution to maximize soybean yield potential, no matter the early-season pest pressure.