Although it may seem odd from a mathematics standpoint, more ag retailers are finding the consolidation math does add up — for them.
Following the addition of Central Valley Ag Cooperative in December, there are now nine CropLife 100 retailers that have joined the CommoditAg Network.
Despite market concerns, micronutrients have maintained steady support from ag retailers and their grower-customers in recent years.
According to the nation’s top ag retailers, growers are mostly “positive” for this year’s financial prospects.
Despite regulatory certainty, most CropLife 100 retailers foresee no growth potential for dicamba applications in the future.
Unlike the other categories within the CropLife 100, crop nutrients ended up losing both sales and market share in 2020.
This compares to net income of $177.9 million in the first quarter of fiscal year 2020.
Although 2020 wasn’t that in focus for many segments of agriculture, crop protection products found a clear path to market gains.
Although anticipation was high for 2020, the seed category saw a very lackluster sales year for the CropLife 100 retailers.
The 40,000-square-foot expansion in Pleasant Plains, IL, will allow for additional storage of finished dry and liquid fertilizer blends.
Among ag retail machine manufacturers, you had to be larger to see your way to market share gains.
VantagePoint crop performance will deliver high quality products to optimize inputs, increase yields, and lower costs.
Following a challenging year in 2019, the category clearly gained ground this growing season.
Despite myriad cloud-filled challenges and plenty of market blurriness, the nation’s top retailers still brought many profits into focus this year.
Three new million-gallon tanks add efficiency to Pacific Northwest distribution facility.
CropLife 100 retailer expands access and convenience to the ag community in Nebraska, Kansas, and Iowa.
The vast majority of CropLife 100 companies expect good things financially next year.
Approximately 1,000 people participate in the live virtual event to keep everyone safe and comply with Illinois mitigation measures.
Editor Eric Sfiligoj offers a snapshot of the early findings from the 2020 CropLife 100 survey. Hint: It’s a bit of mixed bag.