Management
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ARA Reacts To Proposed Pesticide General Permit
The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) has filed comments in response to the EPA’s proposed pesticide general permit (PGP) for aquatic pesticide application. In the…
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Study: 14 States At Severe Risk Of Water Shortages
Water shortage risks will hit a very large percentage of all U.S. counties by mid-century, according to a major new TetraTech study released today…
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AgriData Supports Out-Of-Work, Injured Farmers
AgriData, Inc. of Grand Forks, ND, has made a cash donation to Farm Rescue, a nonprofit organization that plants and harvests crops free of…
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States Of Despair
Although I hadn’t intended to do so, this week’s column will serve as a sequel of sorts to last week’s. In case you missed…
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ARA: FMCSA Continues To Misintrepret HOS Rule
Over the past year, ARA has worked closely with the DOT, USDA, Congress, and other national organizations to ensure the agricultural exemption to the…
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Crop Production Services (Snow Hill, NC): The Best Of Three Worlds
The Snow Hill, NC, Crop Production Services (CPS) Unit, a 2010 Regional Environmental Respect Award winner, combines the best of three worlds in its…
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Lubbock Firm Receives Land Use Management Award
BCC, Inc. of Lubbock, TX, is the 2010 National Land Use Management Environmental Respect award winner. Bio Mediation Contractors and Consultants (BCC) has been…
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Landmark Services: A Plan Pays Off
Evansville, the soybean capitol of Wisconsin, is home to the Midwest 2010 Environmental Respect Award winner, Landmark Services Cooperative. The “soybean capitol” is not…
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A Salute To ERA
I do realize that you folks are busy, and taking time out of your schedule for anything that does not involve getting an ill-tempered…
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Oily Residue
By any measuring stick, the BP Gulf oil spill is an environmental disaster of the first degree. For better than two months now, TV…
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