The Original 17: A Shout Out to the 17 CropLife 100 ‘Lifers’
December 13, 2023
The Big Three in application equipment continue to flex their market muscle, as smaller players vie for the remaining market share.
Borrowing a phrase from a famous English author to describe this year for ag retail – “it was the best of times, it was the worst of times.”
Five employees of the GROWMARK System were recognized as top performers and emerging leaders at ARA’s annual conference.
Ceres Solutions will offer $25,000 through scholarships to high school seniors and college students this spring.
Here’s a look back at when the CropLife 100 first published in 1984, including some interesting stats from that inaugural ranking.
Located near existing soybean farms, the plots will be used to detect early signs of fungal infestation in the plants.
The cooperatives spent the past three months in a due diligence period to better understand the potential synergies of a combined organization.
The CropLife 100 company believes the keys to success lie in four core values: safety, courtesy, image, and innovation.
This amount represents an exceptional cash return as a member-owned business, reflecting the profitable year the cooperative business had.
The program stems from the family of Mike Builta, a former GROWMARK VP, who passed away unexpectedly in 2019.
We detail the merger story involving long-time CropLife 100 companies Ag Partners and First Cooperative Association.
Strong operational performance and favorable market conditions deliver net Income of $1.9 billion, exceeding previous high.
A strategic alliance and supply agreement is focused on increasing the impact of beneficial biologicals on crop production.
The CropLife 100 ag retailer has announced several team member appointments and new hires.
Although the “Big Three” equipment makers dominate, it’s fascinating to look at how top ag retailers view the rest of the field.
Going into 2024, ag retailers are concerned about consolidation. Could ag tech/equipment developments be fueling this?
The top honor of $25,000 was presented to the Grain Science Team from Kansas State University for their proposal to increase production of perennial crops.
The CropLife 100 company has ambitious plans for the upcoming growing season with items to aid row crops and sustainability.
The Andersons will continue to own and operate their other grain and fertilizer locations in Nebraska.