NH3 Rigs Go High-Tech By Lisa Heacox|September 17, 2008 In the face of escalating fertilizer prices, anhydrous ammonia (NH3) continues to be an affordable workhorse product. “We’re […]
Why Brokers Remain the Essential Behind-the-Scenes Force in U.S. Ag Chem Distribution By Mike Snyder|June 21, 2026
Low Riding’ Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 17, 2008 After more than a half-century in business, building sprayers has largely become second nature for Hagie Manufacturing Co. […]
Beast From The East By CropLife Staff|September 17, 2008 The weather was perfect for a test drive, and several retailers and growers did just that. In a […]
Sprayers: Small But Mighty By CropLife Staff|September 17, 2008 DTS10 | Hagie Manufacturing The Hagie DTS10, equipped with a 205-hp Cummins engine, has the industry’s highest horsepower-to-weight […]
Deere 30 Series Sprayers: A Complete Family By CropLife Staff|September 17, 2008 With the introduction of the 4830 sprayer, John Deere’s 30 Series is now complete, says Craig Weynand, product […]
On The Redball By CropLife Staff|September 17, 2008 Seeing a market opportunity, Redball, LLC, has decided to get into the self-propelled sprayer game with its new […]
Adams Tender Does Double Time By CropLife Staff|September 17, 2008 The ability to move well to the left or right is not only desirable in a basketball point […]
Tender Choices By CropLife Staff|September 17, 2008 View the latest tenders from such suppliers as Ray-Man, Simsonsen Industries, and Doyle Manufacturing. Field Charger II SF | Ray-Man […]
Seeing Double Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 17, 2008 In the world of fertilizer tenders, Adams Fertilizer Equipment has added a new word to the mix: Ambidexterous. […]
Solid Year For Tech By Paul Schrimpf|September 16, 2008 By most accounts, 2007 was an interesting year for agricultural technology. Surveys of retail technology adoption that CropLife® […]
An Innovative Legacy Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 16, 2008 Charlie Balmer, application pioneer and founder/president of Valmar Airflo Inc., died Sept. 14 after battling cancer. He left […]
The Fight For Share By Eric Sfiligoj|September 16, 2008 As corn acreage grew in 2007, custom applicators went along for the ride. According to data from the […]
Shareholder To Buy Gehl Co. Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 16, 2008 Gehl Co., has signed a definitive agreement to be acquired for $30 per share by its largest […]
Duk And Coverage Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 16, 2008 According to Dennis Roth, ag location manager for Agriliance–Wilco LLC in Mount Angel, OR, the outlet was in search […]
Piston Pride Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 16, 2008 To cater to the ever growing demand for high quality metering pumps, the CDS-John Blue Co. has introduced […]
Saving Through Scouting By Andrea Klosterman Harris|September 16, 2008 Dr. Arthur Lange, Trimble Navigation Agriculture division; Scott Shearer, University of Kentucky; and WITH the recent ethanol boom, […]
IRON Once More Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 15, 2008 Admittedly, we’re biased. After all, the name of this magazine is CropLife IRON, meaning we definitely lean toward […]
Lighten The Load By CropLife Staff|September 15, 2008 These five loaders combine power and speed with a number of design features. 250, THOMAS EQUIPMENT With a bucket lift capacity of […]
Being Direct Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 15, 2008 Anyone who regularly follows the ag marketplace knows how tight money is getting for many companies that earn […]
