Understanding A New Pesticide Regulation By CropLife Staff|March 9, 2012 On October 31, 2011, a new federal regulation requiring a permit for certain pesticide applications went into effect. […]
CropLife Retail Week: Why Ag Retailers Must Fight Back Plus a MAGIE 2026 Preview By Eric Sfiligoj|June 19, 2026
USDA’s Farm Bill Priorities Unveiled At Commodity Classic Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 5, 2012 For the third consecutive year, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack addressed attendees of Commodity Classic’s General Session on Friday. […]
ARA Applauds Judge’s Decision On Water Quality Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 27, 2012 The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) applauds the U.S. District Court decision, issued Friday, February 18, that restricts the […]
Ag Groups Praise Legislation Clarifying Hours Of Service Exemption By CropLife Staff|February 6, 2012 The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA), the Agricultural and Food Transporters Conference (AFTC) of the American Trucking Associations, the […]
Farm Bill Development In Full Motion Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 3, 2012 The agriculture community took a number of important steps toward a 2012 Farm Bill this week, with commodity […]
CropLife America 2012 Legislative Review: Policy In Flux By Jay Vroom|December 13, 2011 The crop protection industry and all related stakeholders experienced great change in 2011, and next year may prove […]
TFI: Watching Capitol Hill Developments By Kathy Mathers|December 13, 2011 Both the House and Senate Agriculture Committees have announced plans to start the rewrite of the Farm Bill […]
ARA Legislative Review: Looking Ahead To 2012 By Carmen Stacy|December 13, 2011 We anticipate an exciting year in Washington, DC, and what happens will have real implications for the agricultural […]
New Legislation Helps Ag Retailers Serve Customers By CropLife Staff|December 9, 2011 The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA), the Agricultural and Food Transporters Conference (AFTC) of the American Trucking Associations, the […]
Farm Bill Proposals Offer ‘Evolutionary Change’ In Safety Net Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 11, 2011 After analyzing 10 major proposals circulating for the 2012 Farm Bill as of October, an Ohio State University […]
Growers Frustrated Over NPDES By CropLife Staff|November 3, 2011 Indiana Corn Growers Association and Indiana Soybean Alliance farmer members are frustrated in the Senate’s lack of movement […]
ARA Joins Coalition Urging House To Pass CFATS Extension By CropLife Staff|October 26, 2011 On October 19, Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) joined 32 organizations and companies in sending a letter to the […]
EPA Clarifies Rules For Monsanto Containers Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 26, 2011 The EPA has revised its Q&A’s explaining how Monsanto refillable containers can be used in compliance with the […]
Monsanto Vows To Fight DuPont Patent Suit Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 21, 2011 DuPont has filed a patent lawsuit against Monsanto, accusing the company of using a “novel seed-production technique” without […]
EPA: Farm Dust Will Not Be Regulated By CropLife Staff|October 21, 2011 The EPA notified Congress on Monday that it would not regulate the dust kicked up by grain combines […]
Ag Feels The Pressure As World Population Hits 7 Billion By CropLife Staff|October 21, 2011 October 31, 2011 will mark the first time in history that seven billion humans will populate the planet, […]
A Retailer’s View Of Sustainability By CropLife Staff|October 12, 2011 More and more ag retailers nationwide are paying closer attention to the concept of sustainability. One such example […]
CLA President Encourages Modern Agriculture Outreach By CropLife Staff|September 29, 2011 CropLife America President and CEO Jay Vroom spoke to attendees of the Michigan Agri-Business Association’s (MABA) Outlook Conference […]
Court Throws Out Potash Price-Fixing Lawsuit Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 27, 2011 A federal appeals court on Friday threw out a lawsuit brought by purchasers of potash who accused seven […]
