Five Star Cooperative Adds Three New Products to NexStar Crop Performance Brand

MaizeNP is a new multi-strain, stress-tolerant product that fixes nitrogen and releases phosphorous, potassium and micronutrients from the soil.

It seems like today’s crop protection suppliers are spending more time in the nation’s courtrooms than in customer fields.

Predicting the insects and diseases that will impact crops is difficult every season. Climate changes and resistance increase the challenge.

The new website is dedicated to providing farmers with SCN sampling results from more than 4,000 collected samples across the U.S.

Growers and retailers can have confidence knowing CeraMax has been thorough evaluation and ‘vetting’ by Winfield United’s technical agronomy division.

This cultivar was produced through genetic engineering to tolerate the herbicides dicamba, glufosinate, quizalofop, 2,4-D, and tissue-specific glyphosate.

SaxSym technology boosts crop performance through highly-concentrated microorganism strains in sterile liquid formulations applied in-furrow at planting.

During 2023, the segment performed well for agriculture. Suppliers are equally hopeful for a positive 2024 as well.

Helena Products Group Brand Manager Jason Gregory says Quickshot is designed to improve yields without changing a single step in a grower’s planting program.

Blending software delivers a host of benefits that help ag retailers eliminate waste, save time and money, and mitigate a number of issues for growers.

This category is about to see the market strengthen through company consolidation, product acquisitions, and formal partnerships.

Research to measure changes in ag biologicals landscape since baseline survey.

Move allows biological leader to continue supplying effective and sustainable tools for protection of high-value crops.

These tips for a successful planting season can help swing the odds in customers’ favor.

The technology boosts the crop’s oil and sustainability profile without compromising yield or protein.

New regulations and advancing technology have growers and ag retailers reviewing their approach to adjuvants.

Because nutrients are so important to corn-on-corn acres, starter fertilizers and nitrogen stabilizers are among the key considerations when planting.

Farmers urgently seek better ways to tackle weeds and pests which have become resistant to conventional methods.