Tips to Help Growers Stretch Their Nitrogen Investment This Season

The herbicide has had its authorization pulled twice since 2017. Will the third time finally stick?

WestLink Ag CEO Jeff Pritchard shares insights on rising input costs, biological opportunities, and what’s next for ag retailers.

Corn rootworm cost U.S. growers an estimated $1 billion in annual yield loss and management. Follow these IPM Tips for improved control.

The company is investing more than $8.7 million as part of the expansion and expects to create 34 new jobs over the next five years.

Agronomy leader and former Nutrien expert to drive yield, efficiency and adoption of advanced phosphorus technologies.

New research reveals diverse Fusarium species threaten potato storage, challenging management and urging growers to adopt targeted disease control strategies.

Corteva names Indianapolis and Johnston, IA, headquarters for separated crop protection and seed/genetics companies launching later this year.

Bayer’s The Watch aims to help farmers combat corn rootworm and deepen understanding of pest pressure.

Fungicide brings sugarbeet growers new mode of action to control Cercospora leaf spot disease and improve resistance management.

The Fertilizer Institute says temporarily suspending this maritime law will help fertilizer supply for the 2026 growing season.

UMN Extension specialists outline five critical PRE herbicide considerations to improve soybean weed control, protect yields, and combat resistant waterhemp.

Deal includes the product lines, active ingredients, and research and development pipeline of Vestaron.

Company’s platform technology will introduce genetic tools to improve nitrogen use efficiency.

With tighter margins, focus on maximizing nutrient use efficiency is key to protecting yield potential.

Vive reshapes executive leadership team to boost market alignment, agility, and scale commercial impact in growth phase.

This marks the first approval of an AGROBODY biocontrol by a U.S. state, underscoring a significant milestone for the company.

Expanded state registrations strengthen commitment to specialty crop growers.

According to one expert, there are four steps for ag retailers and growers to take to control this disease.