Inputs
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A Drought Hangover For Fertilizer Retailers
Following last year’s severe drought, many analysts predicted 2013 could be a rougher year for the fertilizer category. And it was.
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CropLife 100: The Return Of The Need For Seed
Following several years of slow to flat growth, the seed category finally regained some lost form in 2013.
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Herbicides 2014: A Weed Killer For Every Weed
As weed resistance continues to proliferate, there are simply more options available than ever before in weed control — with more on the horizon.
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Bio-Herbicides Rising: A Q&A With Pam Marrone
Pam Marrone, CEO and founder of Marrone Bio Innovations, discusses why biopesticides are becoming an important new tool for growers and why many experts…
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CHS Introduces Two New Starter Fertilizers
Two new liquid starter fertilizers — XLR-rate and Aventine Complete — are available through CHS Service Centers, cooperatives and crop input retailers.
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West Central Launches “Leaders of In-Furrow Technology” Initiative
In partnership with BASF, FMC and Nufarm, West Central has announced its Leaders of In-Furrow Technology (LIFT) program to bring awareness to the benefits…
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Koch Hires New Senior Agronomist For Canada
Koch Agronomic Services recently announced Dr. Rigas E. Karamanos has joined the team as a Senior Agronomist in Canada.
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EPA Approves Dow’s POWERCORE Corn Trait
POWERCORE Refuge Advanced will be launched as early as the 2015 growing season after receiving EPA approval.
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Fungus May Offer Natural Palmer Amaranth Control
A naturally occurring fungus may prove useful in the fight against Palmer amaranth, according to USDA scientists.
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Survival Of Soybean Rhizobia In Soil
Ohio State’s Dr. Jim Beuerlein discusses findings from a visit to Ukrainian soybean growers and their applications in domestic soybean production.
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