Untapped Federal Funding Is Waiting for Farmers 

Debbie Watts will connect scientific innovation with grower priorities, advancing agricultural strategies that enhance efficiency.

New national research shows farmers rapidly shifting from drone trials to full-scale programs, signaling momentum across U.S. agriculture.

Bayer’s 25-year crop protection journey spans bold acquisitions, biotech dominance — and billions in glyphosate lawsuits. Is a major pivot next?

Nutrien Ag Solutions’ Paul Bonnett shares a practical roadmap for speeding up ag tech adoption across farms, retail, and rural communities.

From corn earworm to corn rootworm, an AgriGold agronomist shares tips on managing pests.

Growers can purchase the new active ingredient for the 2026 growing season as a seed treatment, soil-applied insecticide or foliar-applied insecticide.

ARA celebrates industry excellence by honoring Brooke McMullin and Dr. Bob Trogele for leadership and lifelong service.

A few industry representatives at the 2025 Mid America CropLife Association meeting remained worried about the Make America Healthy Again initiative.

ESA label rules are arriving fast. Learn what ag retailers must know for 2026 as CPDA’s Terry Kippley breaks down key impacts.

ARA Chair Amy Asmus reflects on member-focused reforms, industry challenges, and the technologies reshaping ag retail ahead of the annual meeting.

Keystone Cooperative is growing more than crops — discover how its internship program cultivates the next generation of ag tech leaders.

The award recognizes outstanding leadership and commitment to advancing sound public policy on behalf of the ag retail industry.

ASA urges a full 16-year USMCA renewal, stressing stability, duty-free access, and the agreement’s vital role in protecting U.S. soybean competitiveness.

As economic pressure mounts, turning “data hoarding” into actionable insights is essential for 2026, says ag tech expert Dave Swain.

Learn how EarthDaily is revolutionizing ag retail with AI-ready satellite imagery, offering daily insights and smarter crop decisions.

Corteva is splitting into two independent companies. Here are five key things ag retailers need to know about the transformation.

CPDA’s Adjuvant Certification Program delivers standards and performance validation that regulators, retailers, and growers have been waiting for. 

This strategic partnership is designed to enhance regional availability of Poly 4, supporting key cropping systems across the Pacific Northwest.