Split Farm Bill Passes House, Sets Stage For Late Summer Senate Battle Posted by Matt HopkinsJuly 11, 2013
Farm Bill: House Republicans Ponder Food Stamp Split Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 10, 2013 Nearly a month after suffering an embarrassing defeat, House Republican leaders are considering a new strategy to try […]
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
Survey: Corn, Soybean Yields Improve Following Cover Crops Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 9, 2013 During the 2012 drought, corn and soybean yields improved following cover crops, according to a recently released report […]
Ag Groups Demanding Congress To Bring Farm Bill Back To Floor Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 3, 2013 The American Farm Bureau Federation announced it helped garner a group of more than 532 organizations that urged […]
Farmers Working To Protect Ohio’s Water Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 3, 2013 As the peak season approaches for Harmful Algal Blooms (HAB) on Ohio’s lakes, the Ohio farm community is […]
Illinois Corn: Splitting Farm Bill Is Poor Strategy By CropLife Staff|July 3, 2013 Illinois corn farmers are very much against the current proposal to decouple the farm bill and food stamps […]
7 Keys To Delivering Effective Fertility Programs: #3 Developing The Prescription Posted by James Heath|July 1, 2013 On the surface, developing fertilizer prescriptions appears simple. Scrutinize soil test numbers, churn out recommendations, watch the bushels […]
House Farm Bill Still In Limbo Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 1, 2013 Agriculture leaders and stakeholders remain in limbo after the failure of the House’s version of the farm bill […]
West Fertilizer Disaster: Employing The Lessons Learned Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 1, 2013 Arguably, nobody in agriculture fielded more calls from retailers and the media in the wake of the West […]
After The Disaster: Communicating With The Public Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 1, 2013 Dr. Peter Sandman is one of the country’s foremost risk communication and outrage management consultants, and has been […]
Wabash Valley Browns: Keeping The Environmental Spirit Alive By Eric Sfiligoj|July 1, 2013 To hear Dmitri Krajec, nutrient management and assistant plant manager, tell it, the Wabash Valley Service Co. in […]
CPS Millingport: A Long History Of Environmental Respect By Eric Sfiligoj|July 1, 2013 The Crop Production Services facility in Millingport, NC, has been a regular part of this community since 1959. […]
Wabash Valley Allendale: Going Above And Beyond By Eric Sfiligoj|July 1, 2013 For the Wabash Valley Service Co. location in Allendale, IL, 2013 is a very special year. It marks […]
Wilbur-Ellis Edmore: Built With Environmental Stewardship In Mind By Eric Sfiligoj|July 1, 2013 Driving up to the Wilbur-Ellis Co. in Edmore, MI, it’s easy to see how this ag retail outlet […]
Centennial Ag Supply: An All-Star Environmental Team By K. Elliott Nowels|July 1, 2013 “The 17 Ranch” says the sign hanging high above the gated entrance. It was enough to bring a […]
The McGregor Co. LaCrosse: Committed To Respect By K. Elliott Nowels|July 1, 2013 From the top of the hill, it seems as if you can see the curve of the earth […]
Crop Production Services Salem: Taking Vegetation Management To The Next Level By K. Elliott Nowels|July 1, 2013 First through the door, Ken Kuderer stopped and pointed down to a bright yellow piece of substantial angle […]
10 Keys To A More Secure Ag Retail Facility Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 1, 2013 Foul play was not high on the list of probable causes of the explosion at the West Fertilizer […]
2013 Asmark Retailers LIVE! Tour: 5 Takeaways By Matthew J. Grassi|July 1, 2013 Two weeks after the West Fertilizer tragedy, a group of 26 ag-industry association folks set out for a […]
Army Engineers: Numerous Mississippi River Locks To Close Posted by Janeen Wright|June 27, 2013 Rising water on the Mississippi River will force the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to close numerous locks […]
