Food Costs Fuel Senate Hearing Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 13, 2008 The U.S. Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee held a hearing May 12 to examine if the […]
House and Senate Agriculture Committee Chairs Release Visions for New Farm Bill By National Young Farmers Coalition|May 2, 2024
DPH Biologicals’ RegenAphex Technology Platform Receives BioAgTech Innovator Award By DPH Biologicals|May 2, 2024
Going For Higher Blends Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 6, 2008 The effort to raise public awareness about higher blends of ethanol is ramping up in South Dakota. The […]
Joining The Businesses By CropLife Staff|April 29, 2008 A number of agreements have been finalized recently, including those involving J.R. Simplot Co., Wilbur-Ellis Co., and Pioneer […]
Farm Bill Progress Positive Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 29, 2008 The Conference Committee is working out the final details. Now that the major point of contention — funding […]
Ethanol Production ’08 Outpacing ’07 Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 19, 2008 Based on calculations by Bentek Energy LLC, U.S. ethanol production in the first quarter of 2008 is on […]
High Scorer: BMPs By CropLife Staff|April 16, 2008 This news comes from a survey just released by the Conservation Technology Information Center (CTIC) and The Fertilizer […]
Farm Bill Close, Yet So Far Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 16, 2008 The farm bill inches ever closer to completion, but the conferees need to hurry to meet this Friday’s […]
Goal: Cheap Ethanol Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 26, 2008 An energy center plans to sell ethanol under $1 per gallon. The Alternative Energy Technology Center Inc. (AETE) […]
This Small Town Is Big On Ethanol Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 18, 2008 Galva Holstein Ag, LLC’s E85 location in Ida Grove, IA, has surpassed the sale of 50,000 gallons in […]
Bush: Extend Farm Bill One Year Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 18, 2008 President George W. Bush is urging Congress to keep current farm law for another year if a new […]
Expect High Grain Prices, Strong Farm Income By CropLife Staff|March 12, 2008 The headline says it all, according to the 2008 agriculture outlook from economists with the Food and Agricultural […]
Farm Bill May Delay To Tax Day Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 12, 2008 The farm bill deadline may be stretched yet again from this Saturday (March 15) to April 15. According […]
Thoughts From Commodity Classic Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 4, 2008 CropLife Editors Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj attended the recent Commodity Classic conference in Nashville. In reviewing their […]
Farm Bill Fate Certainly Uncertain Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 26, 2008 As the 2008 Farm Bill draws closer to finality, one thing is certain: its fate is an uncertainty. […]
Global Demand Taking Toll By CropLife Staff|February 26, 2008 Not everyone paints such a rosy economic picture; one economist notes there could be a domestic downside. The […]
Study Shows Energy Gain In Switchgrass Ethanol Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 13, 2008 Switchgrass grown for biofuel production produced 540 percent more energy than needed to grow, harvest and process it […]
Cellulosic Ethanol Drives Le Mans Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 6, 2008 The American Le Mans Series season opener will debut cellulosic E85 racing ethanol. In a technological breakthrough in […]
EU Biofuel Standards Stir Controversy Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 30, 2008 The European Commission has set some strong biofuel standards – and calls for a moratorium begin almost immediately. […]
In Memoriam: Francis Childs By CropLife Staff|January 22, 2008 CropLife eNews just learned that Francis Childs — the first corn grower ever to top 400 bushels an […]
