MACA 2013: The Other Side Of The Mountain By Eric Sfiligoj|October 1, 2013 Attendees to this year’s Mid America CropLife Association annual meeting were upbeat, but some speakers warned of potential darker days ahead.
InnerPlant Launches CropVoice Whole Farm for the 2027 Season to Give Farmers Control of Disease in Both Soybeans and Corn By InnerPlant|July 16, 2026
Bayer Signs Licensing Agreement with RAGT and Begins Broad Hybrid Wheat Commercialization by Early 2030s By Bayer|July 16, 2026
Rometron Establishes WEED-IT USA to Expand Precision Spraying Support for U.S. Growers By AgPR|July 16, 2026
Employee Management: Dealing With The DUI Issue By Mark Esfeld | Mark Waschek|October 1, 2013 Past DUIs can make employment difficult for some workers.
Agro-Culture Liquid Fertilizer: Research-Proven Results On Display Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 1, 2013 Field days at the Michigan-based North Central Research Station gave visitors a chance to check out AgroLiquid fertilizers while they took an in-depth look at the 580-acre research farm.
MACA Honors Industry Leaders Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 25, 2013 The Mid America CropLife Association honored several industry, media and academic leaders at its annual meeting in Denver, CO.
Syngenta Launches The Good Growth Plan Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 25, 2013 Syngenta has announced six commitments to address the global food security challenge. The Good Growth Plan has specific, […]
Wal-Mart Weighs In On Fertilizer Use Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 25, 2013 The world’s largest commercial retailer claims it is engaging producers in an on-going dialogue concerning fertilizer optimization.
Bee Research Will Be A Hot Topic At 2013 Farm Science Review Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 4, 2013 Two honey bee research projects will be highlighted at the 2013 Farm Science Review in London, OH.
The Need For ResponsibleAg By Kathy Mathers|September 3, 2013 The events in West, TX, in April has given rise to a new program to help ag retailers safeguard their facilities.
Drift Control: Agriculture’s New Normal By John Freiden | Rusty Harder|September 3, 2013 A pair of researchers at Wilbur-Ellis attempt to clarify drift reduction technology and research.
The InfoAg Connection By Steve Phillips|September 3, 2013 For those interested in 4R nutrient stewardship, precision agriculture and people, the soon-to-be annual InfoAg Conference is the place to be.
Clearing A Path For Agricultural Progress By Beau Greenwood|September 3, 2013 Now celebrating 80 years of service, CropLife America continues its work on key legislative and regulatory issues affecting agriculture.
Pollinators: A Science-Based Approach By Beau Greenwood|September 3, 2013 CropLife America supports a more holistic and scientific approach to understanding and improving pollinator health.
Agricultural Aviators: Flying In For Safety Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 2, 2013 Normally, agricultural aviators don’t have much of an audience when they’re out spraying crops, but this past April […]
Happy Anniversary, CCA Program! By Kayla Kennedy|September 2, 2013 The Certified Crop Adviser (CCA) program celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, and continues to strive for excellence […]
7 Keys To Delivering Effective Fertility Programs: #5 In-Season Scouting Posted by James Heath|September 1, 2013 A solid integrated pest management (ipm) program wouldn’t be nearly as valuable without a consistent in-season scouting program […]
Bayer: Growers, Honeybees Will Love Our New Planter Lubricant Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 30, 2013 Bayer CropScience has announced favorable field trial results of its new seed application technology to reduce dust-off.
Report: Conservation Work Minimizes Sediment, Nutrient Runoff Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 28, 2013 A USDA assessment shows the benefits of farmer-led conservation efforts to reducing the loss of sediment and nutrients from farm fields.
National FFA Foundation Names New Board President By CropLife Staff|August 20, 2013 The National FFA Foundation Board of Trustees has selected a highly experienced and accomplished fund-raising professional to serve […]
No Progress On Farm Bill Talks Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 16, 2013 There has been little news on the farm bill since the August recess began.
