Management
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U.S. Soybean Acres At Record High
According to USDA’s June 30 Planted Acreage report, soybean acres are up 2 percent from last year, reports Delta Farm Press. Soybean planted area for…
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Nurse Tank Testing Sessions Coming Soon
The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA), in partnership with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), the Indiana Plant Food and Agricultural Chemical Association, and the…
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Taking Action With Customer Measurements
As I read the financial news, much of the buzz is on layoffs, loans, restructuring, and in ag, inventory write downs. I hear talk…
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Texas: Bringing In New Ideas
Premier Ag, LLC of Dalhart, TX — one of this year’s Regional Environmental Respect winners — acquired a radically different approach to environmental protection…
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2009 Environmental Respect Awards: The State Winners
DuPont would like to sincerely congratulate the 2009 Environmental Respect Award state winners as wonderful examples of an entire industry that demonstrates its stewardship…
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2009 ERA National Winner: Ingrained In The Environment
The Wabash Valley Service Co.’s Browns, IL, outlet is the 2009 National DuPont Environmental Respect Award Winner. A panel of expert judges selected the…
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Idaho: A Tradition Of Respect
The Camas Prairie is home for the Regional Environmental Respect-winning McGregor Prairie Unit, located between Nezperce and Craigmont, ID. At an altitude of 4,000…
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Kentucky: Surviving Mother Nature
The 2003 planting season was just about to kick off for 2009 Regional Environmental Respect Award (ERA) winner Crop Production Services (CPS) of Clay,…
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North Carolina: Going Old School
There’s an academic atmosphere at the Crop Production Service (CPS) Albertson, NC, outlet, a 2009 Regional Environmental Respect Award (ERA) winner. About a year…
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Vegetation Management Winner
The 2009 Vegetation Management and Forestry Applicators National Environmental Respect Award winning business is Northeast Rural Services (NRS), Inc., Vinita, OK. NRS maintains electric…
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