GROWMARK Partners with InnerPlant on InnerSoy Pilot

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.

Patronage and equity distribution plan for cooperatives and farmer-owners demonstrates continued CHS financial strength.

Much has changed for the Springfield, IL-based company since its founding, but one guiding principle has remained constant — family.

The co-op recently welcomed local farmers to its Mt. Summit facility to showcase the $15 million in improvements made at the Henry County location.

This collaboration connects Ag Partners to farmers on the GROWERS app, a digital platform that enables farmers to connect with retailers and purchase crop inputs.

A century of life and legacy marks a remarkable milestone for Evelyn Brandt Thomas.

The results of this effort could result in an unprecedented opportunity for farmer-members in Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio.