The Mosaic Company Reports Hurricane Ian Impact on Phosphate Production at Florida Operations

So far, supply chain disruptions for crop nutrients have been troublesome, but manageable, with planning ahead becoming the new normal.

Increasing yields have growers embracing this crop input segment, according to several micronutrient manufacturers.

Advances in technology have the potential to help counter a sharp drop seen since the mid-1990s in the number of new modes of herbicide being patented.

Not exposing weeds to post chemistries is ideal, but not realistic. Here’s how weed scientists and other experts see the issue.

Expansion is part of Albaugh investments recently announced to substantially increase global production of 2,4-D.

Long-term R&D collaboration to accelerate global registration of existing products and joint development of new biological solutions.

This acquisition is part of Summit’s growth strategy toward building the industry’s broadest, most robust platform of nutrient efficiency technologies.

In general, ag retailers foresee a good fall season when it comes to fall fertility – providing too much else doesn’t get upended by unexpected circumstances.

The new facility, planned to open in 2024, will supply sulfur-based crop nutrients to Midwestern growers.

The collaboration aims to bring competitive alternatives to manage resistant and tough-to-control weeds through innovative trait stacks.

Growth driven by products and services that help address food security and climate change.

More than half of corn farmers experiencing drought stress this season, according to a recent poll.

The company has initiated a project to increase in-house production of the active ingredient over the next few years.

New formulation delivers convenient, targeted and long-lasting residual control of key Lepidopteran pests in a variety of permanent crops.

New varieties support versatility and include the Enlist E3 triple-stack herbicide-tolerant trait to give farmers confidence in their weed control program.

Vive will leverage its newest funding to accelerate commercial deployment of its product portfolio into new North American markets.

Gednalske is credited with 41 U.S. and international patents for adjuvants, spray application technology, and other crop inputs.

The 4,200-square-foot headquarters in Davis, CA, to begin operations in January 2023.