As fall kicks into high gear, I normally find myself pouring through all the data submitted toward our […]
And we are down to a CropLife 98. Last week, I wrote about how, in many years, no […]
As 2019 heads for the finish line, I’ve just completed putting together our magazine’s CropLife 100, the annual […]
However you come out on the current administration operating in the White House these days, it’s safe to […]
For several months now, I’ve been writing about how challenging a year 2019 has been for the agricultural […]
With time being increasingly precious and everyone in the industry so busy, it’s rare when you get the […]
For the past few days now, I’ve been receiving notes and Facebook posts from grower-friends talking about the […]
In many ways, today’s consumers present a bit of a mystery for agriculture, food producers, and retailers. As […]
For several years now, the Mid America CropLife Association has worked with sponsors to provide scholarships to worthy […]
Recently, an industry friend pointed out the difference between a long-term trend and an event. “A long-term trend […]
One of the interesting “side gigs” I get to do as a result of having invested a couple […]
Recently, I devoted an entire column to the fact that science was finally coming back to the forefront […]
For the company’s hard work in the area of environmental stewardship, Valley Agronomics of Pocatello, ID, was named […]
As a company, the past year or so for BASF has been quite memorable. Although the company itself […]
In terms of difficulty, 2019 would rank near a 10 – and unlike in gymnastics, that’s not necessarily […]
Recently, while I was attending the AgriBusiness GlobalSM Trade Summit, one of the major topics of conversation was […]
As a country, Germany has a great reputation in science and scientific endeavors. In fact, the Nobel Prize […]
I have to admit — following a generally chaotic spring and early summer season across the agricultural landscape, […]