TFI says new fertilizer tariff exemptions will stabilize supply, lower costs, and provide critical support for U.S. farmers during key seasons.
The new business structure allows FBN to focus on farmers while GCS expands collaborations across the ag retail channel.
Celebrating women shaping ag, a new information hub spotlights their leadership, challenges and innovations while uniting efforts to advance women farmers.
Eric Sfiligoj and Cotton Grower’s Beck Barnes explore 2026 cotton market trends: Farm Bill delays, rising costs, shrinking farms, and China trade optimism.
Trade tensions, Supreme Court drama, and rising tariffs — Fanwood Chemical’s Jim DeLisi explains what it all means for ag retailers in 2025.
Magro succeeds Livio Tedeschi, President of BASF Agricultural Solutions, whose two-year tenure ends December 31.
Reduced till, fertilizer and cover crops are three of several sustainable practices that can help growers achieve economic success and protect natural resources.
Farmers value relationships, expertise, and service quality more than ever — here’s what ag retailers need to know to stay relevant.
Fanwood Chemical’s Jim DeLisi joins Retail Week to unpack how 2025 tariffs hit exports, input costs, and what the November 5 Supreme Court arguments could mean.
As part of the deal, Rock River will also integrate the assets of A&L Canada Laboratories, an established network of agronomic testing facilities.
Jim DeLisi breaks down new U.S.-China trade deals, tariff shifts, and what ag retailers should know to stay competitive in 2025.
Explore how ag retail’s consolidation, technology, and scale drive faster service and bigger facilities for modern growers today.
China quietly resumed purchases of U.S. soybeans while a major supplier consolidation takes shape. We also break down our Smart Tech survey: Interoperability tops the pain points.
TFI urges practical policies to boost U.S. fertilizer supply, strengthen farmers’ resilience, and ensure timely access to critical inputs.
ResponsibleAg Ambassador Tim McArdle shares how compliance goes beyond audits—it’s about protecting employees, customers, and communities across ag retail.
In this week’s episode of CropLife Retail Week, Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski recap key takeaways from the CropLife Advisory Council meeting, a $3 billion federal aid package for farmers, and China’s trade outlook meeting.
Over 300 organizations join the call for Moonshot Investments in global food production.
Easing interest rates provide some relief for rural and agricultural businesses.
CropLife’s Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss Nutrien’s Saskatchewan potash mine tour and major shake-ups at Corteva and FBN impacting ag retailers.