Vilsack: Former EPA Administrator Jackson Will Be Missed By CropLife Staff|December 28, 2012 Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has issued the following statement on the resignation of EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson from […]
CropLife Retail Week: Biologicals Growth, Integration, and Engaging Growers By Eric Sfiligoj|July 10, 2026
ADM and REDSTAR LLC Expand Distribution of NeoVita 43 Biostimulant Under New REDVITA 43 Brand By ADM|July 9, 2026
BASF Expert Jeff Mueller on Managing Marestail Resistance and the Future of Ag Retail Agronomy By Lauren Milligan|July 8, 2026
Low Water May Halt Mississippi River Transport Posted by Matt Hopkins|December 28, 2012 Commerce on a key stretch of the Mississippi River could “come to an effective halt” earlier than expected […]
EPA Administrator Jackson To Resign Post Posted by Janeen Wright|December 27, 2012 EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson, who pushed through the most sweeping curbs on air pollution in two decades, […]
Poll: China To Drive Agricultural Commodity Demand For Next Decade By CropLife Staff|December 18, 2012 China’s continued influence on agricultural commodity demand and global economic growth, along with increasing weather extremes, stand out […]
Iowa Farmland Prices Still Setting Records By CropLife Staff|December 12, 2012 Red-hot demand for farmland in the top U.S. corn-growing state of Iowa drove prices to record highs in […]
Expert: 2013 Ohio Farmland Value Projected To Increase By CropLife Staff|December 12, 2012 Cropland values in Ohio increased in 2012 and are expected to continue on an upward trend in 2013, […]
Industry Leaders Honored At The ARA Conference Posted by Janeen Wright|December 10, 2012 Jim Thrift Receives The Jack Eberspacher Lifetime Achievement Award The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) was pleased to present […]
DuPont Breaks Ground On Cellulosic Ethanol Plant Posted by Janeen Wright|December 5, 2012 DuPont is one step closer to commercializing advanced biofuels by breaking ground on its cellulosic ethanol facility in […]
Farm Brothers Make New Parody Video “Farmer Style” By CropLife Staff|December 5, 2012 The Peterson farm brothers are at again. Not long after what was thought to be their 15 minutes […]
Scholarships Awarded To Two Future Agricultural Pilots By CropLife Staff|December 3, 2012 Two budding pilots are a step closer to soaring over the fields of America thanks to a pair […]
Key Conservation Takeaways From CTIC’s 30th Anniversary Bash By Matthew J. Grassi|December 3, 2012 Dr. Fred Luckey, chairman of Field To Market, the Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture, Keystone, CO, perhaps said […]
5 Keys To Making Employees Stay By Mark Waschek | Mark Esfeld | Ryan Gale|December 3, 2012 In the September and October issues of CropLife®, we dissected job satisfaction data from 238 retail agronomy sales […]
USDA: Conservation Survey Vital For Midwest Farmers By CropLife Staff|November 30, 2012 The USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) reminds producers that the agency is conducting a survey for the […]
Global Irrigated Area At Record Levels, But Expansion Slowing By CropLife Staff|November 30, 2012 In 2009, the most recent year for which global data are available from the United Nations Food and […]
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 […]
Conference To Cover Drought, Impact On 2013 Growing Season Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 21, 2012 The Indiana Certified Crop Adviser Conference will be December 18-19 at the Indianapolis Marriott East, 7202 E. 21st […]
Barge Shipping On Mississippi Still At Risk From Low Levels Posted by Janeen Wright|November 21, 2012 Water levels on the Mississippi River may drop to historic lows next month in the Midwest, delaying barges […]
Midwest Farm Values Stay High Despite Drought Posted by Janeen Wright|November 16, 2012 Land prices in the Corn Belt continued to surge in the third quarter, even as a severe drought […]
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, […]
