Drought 2012: USDA To Announce Relief For Growers Posted by Janeen Wright|July 11, 2012 The USDA is expected to announce a series of relief efforts to help American growers and ranchers hurt […]
Biologicals Move From Alternative to Essential: What Ag Retailers Need to Know By CropLife Staff|July 16, 2026
Drought 2012: Situation Getting Worse Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 10, 2012 The prolonged drought that descended on Texas last year has now spread across nearly half of the continental […]
Drought-Stressed Corn Concerns Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 9, 2012 Major areas in the Midwest are watching thousands of acres of corn experience severe drought stress. Livestock managers […]
Drought 2012: How Extended High Heat Disrupts Corn Pollination Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 9, 2012 Corn was originally a tropical grass from the high elevation areas of central Mexico about 7,400 feet above […]
CPS Wynne: Going The Extra Mile By Beck Barnes|July 5, 2012 Nestled in the small Arkansas Delta town of Wynne, the Crop Production Services (CPS) offices and warehouses are […]
South Dakota Wheat Growers: Respecting The River By Paul Schrimpf|July 5, 2012 On its winding path through South Dakota, the Missouri River cuts a wider profile as it flows past […]
CPS Oakland: Good Neighbors By Kim McCloskey|July 5, 2012 When you pull in to the gravel drive at Crop Production Services (CPS) in Oakland, IL, you’re not […]
GROWMARK Milford: Proactive Professionals Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 5, 2012 To hear Richard Draper, assistant seed and chemical manager, tell it, there’s no mystery to why the GROWMARK […]
CPS Vernalis: Delivering Safety Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 5, 2012 Everythying is so neat and tidy at the Vernalis, CA, branch of Crop Production Services (CPS) that the […]
St. Clair Service Co.: Serving With Spirit By Kim McCloskey|July 5, 2012 It was built in 1931 to serve the growers of St. Clair County by ensuring a safe environment, […]
Horizon Environmental Services: A Bright Horizon By K. Elliott Nowels|July 5, 2012 In the cool of the morning in southwestern Colorado, things are beginning to heat up at Horizon Environmental […]
CPS Summerdale: Professionalism Coming Through Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 5, 2012 For Location Manager Abby Taylor of Crop Production Services (CPS), Summerdale, AL, the ability to take initiative is […]
Helena Chemical Bay: Driven By Actions, Not Words Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 5, 2012 For the folks at Helena Chemical in Bay, AR, their actions tend to speak louder than words, according […]
CPS Coolidge: Following Stewardship Policies Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 5, 2012 To hear Preston Golding, site safety manager for Crop Production Services (CPS) in Coolidge, AZ, tell it, the […]
Mid Valley Agricultural Services: Serving The Food Basket Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 5, 2012 The “nation’s salad bowl” and “food basket of the world” are just two of the many ways the […]
Wilbur-Ellis Monte Vista: Setting An Environmental Example Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 5, 2012 For state Environmental Respect Award winner Wilbur-Ellis Co., Monte Vista, CO, stewardship is just part of doing business […]
CPS Americus: Being Secure Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 5, 2012 As a recognized ag industry leader in southwest Georgia, Crop Production Services (CPS), Americus, GA, takes its role […]
CPS Kunia: Stewardship In Paradise Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 5, 2012 The Crop Production Services (CPS) retail outfit in Kunia, HI, is in quite the unique situation. Although tourism […]
Simplot Caldwell: An Earth-First Approach Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 5, 2012 In its first year occupying a new mix plant, J.R. Simplot’s Caldwell, ID, retail outfit is taking environmental […]
