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, […]
Biologicals Move From Alternative to Essential: What Ag Retailers Need to Know By CropLife Staff|July 15, 2026
EPA Won’t Waive RFS Ethanol Mandate Posted by Janeen Wright|November 16, 2012 EPA has decided to move forward with a mandate for corn ethanol in gasoline, denying requests to suspend […]
Farm Bill: No Action Threatens Vital Export Opportunities Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 9, 2012 To avoid an unnecessary funding crisis for America’s long-standing and successful public support for agricultural exports, members of […]
Study: Consumers, Growers Confident In Modern Agriculture By CropLife Staff|November 7, 2012 A majority of consumers and growers agree that modern agriculture can achieve two critical goals simultaneously: Feed the […]
Gavilon Opens South Dakota Grain And Fertilizer Facility By CropLife Staff|November 1, 2012 Gavilon Liberty Grain, LLC celebrated the grand opening of its Kimball, SD, facility. The high-speed grain and dry […]
Rabo AgriFinance Names New CEO By CropLife Staff|October 25, 2012 Rabobank has appointed Neil Dobbin CEO of Rabo AgriFinance. The new CEO has a 25-year history with Rabobank […]
Drought Assistance Minimizes Impact, Spurs Improvements Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 24, 2012 The USDA’s efforts to help producers rebound from drought have touched more than one million acres of farmland […]
IPNI Analyzes Nitrogen In Corn, Flux Toward Gulf Of Mexico By CropLife Staff|October 24, 2012 International Plant Nutrition Institute (IPNI) Nitrogen Program Director Dr. Cliff Snyder informed attendees at the 2012 ASA, CSSA, […]
ARA Management Academy Registration Now Open By CropLife Staff|October 18, 2012 Develop your management skill set while sharing ideas with peers at the Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) Management Academy. […]
Ag Co-ops Work To Fight Hunger On World Food Day By CropLife Staff|October 17, 2012 Agricultural cooperatives, already enriching millions of small-scale farmers, could expand and make an even greater contribution against poverty […]
ARA Update: Agricultural Hours Of Service Exemption By CropLife Staff|October 17, 2012 The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) has been made aware of two issues involving the new regulations for transportation […]
Attention Ag Retailers: Submit Your Vote For Technology Contest By CropLife Staff|October 10, 2012 The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) & AgGateway Technology contest ends October 18. Cast your vote today for the […]
Drought Poses Mental Health Problems For Farmers Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 8, 2012 Farming is stressful enough in a normal year, but add a months-long drought and many producers could be […]
Opinion: No Farm Bill, No Problem Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 4, 2012 The expiration of the provisions of the 2008 farm bill on September 30 would seem to be a […]
MACA: Continuing ‘The Golden Age’ By Eric Sfiligoj|October 1, 2012 Since the low times of mid-2008, agriculture has been on an incredible winning streak. This is as obvious […]
Solum Ames Lab Open For Business By Eric Sfiligoj|October 1, 2012 Agriculture is an ingrained into the Central Iowa landscape as any other industry. Scattered among the growing industrial […]
University Of Idaho Parma Research Center: A Twofold Treasure By Matthew J. Grassi|October 1, 2012 Established in 1925, the Parma Research and Extension Center at the University of Idaho, Parma, ID, came about […]
Ag Retailers: Gauging The Work/Life Balance By Ryan Gale | Mark Esfeld | Mark Waschek|October 1, 2012 After some internal brainstorming at Ag1Source and discussions with CropLife Editor Eric Sfiligoj, we decided that a basic […]
Vilsack Makes Statement On Farm Bill Expiration Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 1, 2012 Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today made the following statement on the expiration of authority for 2008 Farm Bill […]
