Why Ag Retailers Are Becoming the Gatekeepers of 45Z
July 1, 2026
Agriculture groups praise the Supreme Court’s Roundup ruling, while advocacy organizations warn it weakens pesticide accountability.
The Supreme Court decision regarding glyphosate labeling was important for the industry, but legal pressures are likely to continue.
Eric Sfiligoj and Amy Asmus discuss FMC-Corteva licensing, fertilizer logistics, Farm Bill 2.0, and corn’s future through 2050 in America.
Supreme Court backs Bayer in Roundup case, potentially limiting thousands of cancer-warning lawsuits nationwide.
Enhanced efficiency fertilizer classifications and nutrient management practices create conservation funding opportunities in select states.
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture celebrates efforts to codify Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure program.
CCAs play a vital role helping growers improve efficiency, protect resources, and navigate today’s increasingly complex agricultural challenges.
IFCA Acting Chairman Nate Pearce joins the show to discuss major 2026 policy victories, paraquat legislation, and preview MAGIE 2026.
FreightWeekSTL examines how agricultural markets, trade dynamics and river system reliability are influencing barge demand and supply chain performance.
This week, we unpack Supreme Court glyphosate implications, rail merger backlash, and how AI-powered drone scouting is reshaping agronomic data collection.
The Mosaic Co. and its Foundation earn Ducks Unlimited’s top corporate conservation award for impactful environmental stewardship.
The collaboration will help biofuel producers and farmers capture the full value of the Clean Fuel Production Credit.
Amy Asmus discusses Farm Bill uncertainty, atrazine scrutiny, weather challenges, and breakthrough weed-control technologies shaping ag retail’s future.
Frenchman Valley Coop’s Jeff Wessels joins the show to discuss ag tech strategies that cut costs and boost efficiency, and also previews next month’s Tech Hub Live.
Temporary trucking flexibility helps prevent fertilizer supply bottlenecks during critical spring planting and upcoming summer distribution periods.
Experts discuss atrazine scrutiny, 2026 Farm Bill implications, Corteva’s spinoff plans, ethanol policy, and turbulent Corn Belt weather.
Updated incentives and flexible one-year agreements aim to accelerate sustainable farming practices while reducing financial risk for growers.
Soybean acreage shifts, economic pressure, and paraquat’s phase-out are reshaping 2026 decisions — what ag retailers need to watch this season.
Asmark Institute releases 2026 training calendar to help ag retailers improve safety, compliance, and operational efficiency across teams.