Vive Crop Protection Announces Leadership Changes to Drive Strategic Priorities

The alliance will commercialize camelina starting in North America under the brand name newgold.

Expanded state registrations strengthen commitment to specialty crop growers.

According to one expert, there are four steps for ag retailers and growers to take to control this disease.

New spray drones boost capacity, autonomy, and efficiency, reshaping aerial application for custom applicators and ag retailers in 2026.

Take Off LS meets The Fertilizer Institute’s high standards for efficacy, safety, and composition.

Identify stand issues, stress and variability while there’s still time to influence yield.

Hands-on, in-person sessions at Kahler’s Fairmont headquarters in August are designed to improve day-to-day operations.

The MOU seeks to expand cooperation on rail issues affecting members of both organizations.

Corey Yraguen, President of Tampa-based Precision Build, brings deep experience in creating, managing and building companies to the BRANDT board.

Spring warmth threatens stored grain; CO2 monitoring and smart aeration help farmers prevent costly spoilage risks.

Crop protection companies are preparing to combat these pests with an array of products this year.

Herbicide companies and their customers have largely managed to cope with the ESA, say industry insiders, because of existing practices.

A new CropLife/Purdue University survey looks at what factors influence ag retailers and the precision ag offerings they use.

Smartwyre offers ARA members exclusive tools and services to better understand and manage key profit drivers.

AGI celebrates 30 years, highlighting growth, innovation, trusted brands, and enduring commitment to agriculture customers worldwide.

Although newer technologies have started being used with drift reduction agents, older ones remain the most common.

New product launches reinforced Group’s innovation pipeline, including next-gen trait technologies and new crop protection technologies across key markets.

NASDA welcomes House passage of farm bill, highlighting support for agriculture, rural economies, and food system resilience nationwide.