CropLife Retail Week: Good News Edition!

The GROWERS and GROWERS Retail apps streamline the farmer, retailer, and manufacturer relationships.

Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss new record water levels on the Mississippi River, a new crush plant in Western Ohio, and a biologicals company apparently closing up shop.

The legislative calendar has spared little room for ag in 2023, with major conflicts dominating the debate in a divided government.

El Nino is back after a 4-year hiatus. NOAA’s winter outlook is centering its predictions around the volatile climate pattern. So, what does that mean?

Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss an order for Syngenta to sell farmland, another ag tech merger, and plans for the upcoming Women in Ag Tech meeting in January.

More than half of ag leaders are optimistic about future economic conditions and 6 in 10 expect profitability to increase in the next 12 months.

Where does your alma mater rank in the list of top colleges for agricultural sciences?

Luckey Farmers and Ida Farmers will have 11 locations across northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan providing products, programs and services.

Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss the European Union vote on glyphosate use and a pair of mergers in grain and ag retail.

The performance assessment system guides retailers and suppliers in benchmarking, quantifying, and taking action on critical sustainability issues.

Modern technology allows for super-detailed outlooks on temperature, precipitation, and other data. But is it more accurate than old-school almanacs?

Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss the big ag technology news regarding AGCO and Trimble, Chris Novak leaving CropLife America, and a look ahead at the upcoming VISION Conference slated for January.

Farmers must understand the risks and rewards when adopting climate-smart practices, as well as the requirements of individual carbon markets.

Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss the 2023 Product of the Year nominees, CropLife 100 information, and what low water levels on the Mississippi River might mean for agriculture.

The ranking marks the 13th consecutive year the program has earned a spot in the top two.

Learn how charity project FARMERHOOD is hoping to financially assist those affected with the principle of “Farmers Helping Farmers.”

While the farm season is winding down, aerial applicators are still working by seeding cover crops via aircraft.

New officers are President Jaime Yanes, Albaugh; Vice President Michael Lehman, AMVAC; and Secretary/Treasurer John Oesch, Nutrien Ag Solutions.