Key Trends In 2008 By Mike Rahm|September 8, 2008 Even the most grizzled veterans of the crop input industry will admit that they have never seen anything […]
CropLife Retail Week: Fendt Lodge Opening, Missouri Crop Protection Protection, and a Year Devoted to Women in Ag By Eric Sfiligoj | Lara Sowinski|May 3, 2024
House and Senate Agriculture Committee Chairs Release Visions for New Farm Bill By National Young Farmers Coalition|May 2, 2024
AAI: On The Move By Mona Bond|September 8, 2008 Agribusiness Association of Iowa (AAI) members are on the move and appreciating the best years for the retail […]
Bad News, Good News By Lisa Heacox|September 8, 2008 “What do you want to hear first, the good news or the bad news?” is a question often […]
When Working Hard Is Not Enough By Bill Keogh|September 8, 2008 When I was younger and more foolish I enjoyed rock climbing. On one particularly hard climb, I got […]
Environmental Respect Awards: 2006 State Winners Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 8, 2008 Editor’s Note: The Environmental Respect Awards program is in its 17th year of honoring and celebrating agricultural environmentalism […]
ARA Awards Honors Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 8, 2008 Several awards were handed out at the recent Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) Annual Conference & Expo held in […]
Rolling On The River By Paul Schrimpf|September 3, 2008 Mt. Vernon, IN is not your typical small Midwestern town. Nestled along the Ohio River about 50 miles […]
Built To Surpass By Eric Sfiligoj|September 3, 2008 For visitors to Ritter Crop Services, Inc. in West Ridge, AR, finding the outlet isn’t that hard. After […]
No Gambling Here By K. Elliott Nowels|September 3, 2008 Lindsay Dixon, field consultant, looks at the activity around the loading pad, puts her hands in her jacket […]
Getting Involved By Bob Wanzel|September 3, 2008 There are two important crops in the Western North Dakota area around the tiny community of Mott — […]
Cuba Follows Fidel, Cuts Ethanol Plans Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 12, 2008 Fidel Castro still wields a strong influence on Cuban strategy, including the country’s ethanol production plans, according to […]
EPA Rejects Ethanol Waiver Request Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 12, 2008 EPA denied a request by Texas Gov. Rick Perry to waive 50 percent of the 9-billion-gallon Renewable Fuel […]
Bipartisan Bill Aids Alternative Fuel Efforts Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 12, 2008 The National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition (NEVC), the nation’s primary advocate of the use of E85, strongly endorses a […]
Calling For More Flex Fuel Vehicles Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 6, 2008 Legislation has been introduced in the U.S. Senate that calls for more flex fuel vehicles. The Open Fuel […]
Ford Offers Four ’09 FFV Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 6, 2008 Ford Motor Co. will add four new flexible fuel vehicle (FFV) models to its line in 2009, plus […]
Alliance To Protect Ethanol Subsidies Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 31, 2008 A group of U.S. agribusiness companies — led by Archer Daniels Midland and including familiar retail suppliers — […]
EPA Sitting On Ethanol Decision Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 31, 2008 EPA has put off a decision on Texas’ request to temporarily lower ethanol requirements for gasoline, a change […]
Highly Respected: Mott Grain & Agronomy By CropLife Staff|July 24, 2008 Mott Grain & Agronomy of North Dakota is the newest national winner of the Environmental Respect Award. The […]
Brazilian Ethanol Floods U.S. Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 16, 2008 Brazil will likely export at least 3 billion liters — or about 793 million gallons — of ethanol […]
