Ohio Water Quality Project To Determine How Much Phosphorus Is Leaving Fields Posted by Matt HopkinsJuly 27, 2015
FCI Trade Summit Update & Precision Tank Turns 50 Posted by Marc Antonelli|July 23, 2015 Editors Dave Frabotta and Eric Sfiligoj discuss the upcoming FCI Trade Summit in Las Vegas, NV, and how […]
CropLife Retail Week: Dicamba and Canadian Rail Strike Updates and Fun with Numbers! By Eric Sfiligoj | Lara Sowinski|May 17, 2024
Updates On UAV Rules & Crop Conditions Posted by Marc Antonelli|July 16, 2015 CropLife’s Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj provide updates on the ongoing UAV regulations debate and how the nation’s […]
Ohio Farmers Improving Water Quality Through Fertilizer Applicator Training Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 15, 2015 Since last fall, 6,586 growers and producers responsible for farming some 1 million acres of Buckeye State farmland […]
National Council Of Farmer Cooperatives Joins Field To Market Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 14, 2015 The National Council of Farmer Cooperatives announced today that it has joined Field to Market: The Alliance for […]
NOAA: Lake Erie Annual Algal Bloom Could Be ‘Historically Bad’ Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|July 13, 2015 If you are hoping there is any hope that harmful algal blooms will not occur in Lake Erie […]
Court Decision Protects Chesapeake Bay’s Water, Wildlife Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 7, 2015 Today, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the historic clean-up plan for the Chesapeake Bay. Collin O’Mara, […]
United Suppliers/Land ‘O Lakes Merger & Crop Update Posted by Marc Antonelli|July 2, 2015 CropLife’s Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj talk about the reasons behind the United Suppliers/Land ‘O Lakes merger and […]
Chesapeake Bay Clean-Up Gets Renewed Attention By Lisa Heacox|July 2, 2015 The Chesapeake Bay has been called one of the most biologically productive ecosystems in the world. It’s also […]
Bulk Pesticide Compliance: Top 10 Areas Of Improvement For Ag Retailers By Jean Payne|July 1, 2015 In honor of the 33-year run of David Letterman’s Late Show, the American Agronomic Stewardship Alliance (AASA) […]
Asmark Training Center Visit & A Merger No Go Posted by Marc Antonelli|June 25, 2015 CropLife Editor Eric Sfiligoj talks about a visit to the Ford B. West Training Center and the failure […]
Inside Monsanto’s Bid for Syngenta Posted by Marc Antonelli|June 18, 2015 Monsanto’s possible buyout of Syngenta could send ripples through the retail chain. Learn the latest developments with Retail […]
Topcon Buys NORAC and IARC Prepares To Strike Again Posted by Marc Antonelli|June 11, 2015 CropLife Editor Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj talk about Topcon recent purchase of NORAC in precision ag and […]
A New Player In The Monsanto-Syngenta Game and EPA Water Reaction Posted by Marc Antonelli|June 4, 2015 Eric Sfiligoj and Paul Schrimpf discuss the latest rumors regarding Syngenta’s sale and feedback from the ag industry […]
OSU: Troubleshooting Emergence Is Key For Corn Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|June 4, 2015 With much of Ohio corn now planted statewide, growers who can identify any emergence problem early on will […]
Environmental Defense Fund Announces Sustainability Partnership With Campbell Soup Co. Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|June 2, 2015 Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) today announced a collaboration with Campbell Soup Company and its subsidiary, Pepperidge Farm, Inc., […]
Bayer Feed A Bee Campaign Surpasses Initial Goal Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|June 2, 2015 Just 12 weeks after its launch, the Feed a Bee campaign has exceeded its goal of receiving pledges […]
Cover Crops’ Part In Protecting Water By Lisa Heacox|June 2, 2015 Admittedly, cover crops can require careful management, and their use to prevent nutrients from entering water sources is […]
Corn Planting/Monsanto-Syngenta Update; New PrecisionAg Event Details Posted by Marc Antonelli|May 28, 2015 Eric Sfiligoj and Paul Schrimpf give updates on corn planting progress, the latest on Monsanto-Syngenta rumors and preview […]
Training Program Gives First Responders Skills For Grain Bin Rescue Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 27, 2015 When stored grain forms hard bridges, columns and other irregularities, those working to correct it find themselves at […]
