Monsanto Protection Act: Separating Fact From Fury Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 2, 2013 It makes an interesting narrative, worthy of a B grade movie script. A secret provision protecting big corporations […]
Sumitomo Biorational: Integrated Programs and the Three Companies By Eric Sfiligoj | Lauren Milligan|August 25, 2026
Why Brokers Remain the Essential Behind-the-Scenes Force in U.S. Ag Chem Distribution By Mike Snyder|August 25, 2026
Monsanto: Official Statement On Falsely Labeled ‘Monsanto Protection Act’ By CropLife Staff|March 29, 2013 As a member of the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO), we were pleased to support the Farmer Assurance Provision […]
ASA Details Impact Of Continuing Resolution On Soybean Farmers By CropLife Staff|March 29, 2013 In response to the signing into law of the Continuing Resolution (CR) by President Barack Obama yesterday, the […]
Hawaii Senate Kills Controversial GMO Labeling Bill By CropLife Staff|March 25, 2013 The agricultural industry has won a victory in the Hawaii Senate. The Hawaii Senate committees on agriculture, consumer […]
ARA To Members: Voice Your Opposition To Proposed Hawaii GMO-Labeling Bill By CropLife Staff|March 20, 2013 Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) has recently been made aware of a very poorly written and ill-conceived bill to […]
NCGA Affirms Its Farm Policy Principles By CropLife Staff|March 19, 2013 At its recent Corn Congress policy meeting and in a board meeting held this week in Washington, the […]
Statement From Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack On Personnel Announcements By CropLife Staff|March 13, 2013 “I am pleased to announce today the appointment of Anne MacMillan and Oscar Gonzales, Jr. as USDA Deputy […]
2013 Farm Bill: ASA Reverses Position Posted by Janeen Wright|March 11, 2013 In an effort to resolve longstanding differences on new farm legislation and address higher projected costs, the American […]
ARA: Senator Klobuchar, Congressman Mica Named 2012 Legislators Of The Year By CropLife Staff|March 11, 2013 The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) is pleased to present their 2012 Legislator of the Year Award to Senator […]
New Indiana Fertilizer Regulations Take Effect By CropLife Staff|February 20, 2013 The Office of Indiana State Chemist is continuing its yearlong effort to help farmers comply with new rules […]
Illinois Fertilizer & Chemical Association Names New Director Of Government Relations Posted by Janeen Wright|January 10, 2013 The Illinois Fertilizer & Chemical Association (IFCA) has hired Kevin Johnson as its Director of Government and Industry […]
2013 Ag Retail Outlook: Shaping Nutrient Management Policy Through Education By Bill Angstadt|January 2, 2013 Water will be the number one issue for agriculture in 2013. Will the drought pattern continue? How will […]
2013 Ag Retail Outlook: Managing Regulatory Compliance By Allen Summers|January 2, 2013 The best way I can describe what 2013 holds for the ag industry is by using the old […]
ASA: Congress Must Commit To A New Farm Bill Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 2, 2013 With a vote of 257-167 late Tuesday night, the House of Representatives concurred with the Senate in passing […]
CropLife America: Farm Bill, Clean Water Act Among Top Issues For 2013 By Beau Greenwood|January 2, 2013 While the dust settles after the November 6 election, CropLife America considers the priorities and progress achieved by […]
Agricultural Retailers Association: Environmental Policy, Taxation Top Issues To Watch By Jeff Sands|January 2, 2013 With the 2012 elections determined, it seems that we can expect more of the same from our nation’s […]
2013 Agricultural Policy Outlook Unpredictable By Kathy Mathers|January 2, 2013 No matter where one sits in the world of agriculture, weather matters. While the past season’s drought is […]
Post 2012 Election: Farm Bill And The Fiscal Cliff Posted by Janeen Wright|November 26, 2012 With the election of 2012 over, it may be a good thing that the forthcoming debate over the […]
Vilsack Urges “Reform Minded” Farm Bill Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 16, 2012 U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has urged Congress to break a logjam and pass a reform-minded farm bill, […]
