Banker Says 40 Ethanol Plants In Trouble Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 24, 2008 An Omaha, NE, investment banker predicts as many as 40 ethanol plants could be in bankruptcy by early […]
Biologicals Move From Alternative to Essential: What Ag Retailers Need to Know By CropLife Staff|July 16, 2026
Poll Says Biofuels Top Long-Term Energy Solutions Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 19, 2008 Biofuels top the list as the most acceptable avenue to long-term energy security in the U.S. That’s the […]
Ethanol Coalition Pushes For Automaker Aid Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 19, 2008 The National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition (NEVC), the nation’s primary advocate of the use of E85 and high-level blends […]
New Ethanol Group To Launch Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 10, 2008 Leading ethanol producers from around the country have announced the launch of a new organization, Growth Energy. The […]
AgriLife Saves Money, Protects Water Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 10, 2008 A highly successful soil testing program has helped Rio Grande Valley, TX, growers save almost $2 million dollars […]
Corngrass May Speed Up Biofuels Research Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 9, 2008 Corngrass, a little-known variation of the typical towering cornstalk, might hold the key to fast, cheap, eco-friendly ways […]
Dole, McGovern Receive Distinguished World Food Prize Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 9, 2008 Two former U.S. senators — Bob Dole (R-KS) and George McGovern (D-SD) — have been honored with the […]
Biofuel Makers See Ally In Obama Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 7, 2008 U.S. biofuel makers, struggling to make a profit at a time of tumbling oil and gasoline prices, look […]
How Much Is Boneless Chicken Worth? By Bill Keogh|November 5, 2008 The recent theme of these columns has been on customer experience management and loyalty. Thinking about these things […]
Sweet Dreams For Biofuel Base Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 4, 2008 "What was once drizzled on hot biscuits could now power cars if several middle Georgia companies make headway […]
Ethanol Industry Tapped As ‘Promising’ Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 4, 2008 The ethanol industry has representatives on Forbes Magazine’s “Most-Promising Alternative Energy Companies” list. "A recent Forbes Magazine article […]
Leading With Service By Paul Schrimpf|November 4, 2008 The past two years have seen a dramatic increase of cooperative mergers in the Midwest, as once fierce […]
Making Community Outreach A Priority By CropLife Staff|November 4, 2008 Connecting with the community you do business in is one of the best ways to increase safety and […]
A ‘Riehl’ Mover With Ag’s Message By CropLife Staff|October 29, 2008 When I first met Mark Riehl of Mycogen Seeds at a Dow AgroSciences media event a few years […]
Trying To Beat Drought Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 29, 2008 To satisfy the world’s growing demand for food, scientists are trying to pull off a genetic trick that […]
Election Effects Explored By CropLife Staff|October 29, 2008 Even though agriculture hasn’t been a key topic on the presidential campaign trail, rest assured that the industry […]
New Label Rules For Registrants By CropLife Staff|October 29, 2008 Crop protection product manufacturers will now have to follow updated label requirements for storage and disposal. The updated […]
WSSA: Farm Bill Threatens IPM Programs Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 29, 2008 The Weed Science Society of America (WSSA) petitioned the U.S. Congress on Monday to rescind a last-minute change […]
Looking Beyond Ethanol Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 23, 2008 Researchers are trying to domesticate Mother Nature and use “super bugs” like E. coli microbes for fuel. "Nature […]
