ResponsibleAg Marks First Anniversary, Hits 1,800 Enrollments Posted by Matthew J. GrassiDecember 21, 2015
Examining the DowDuPont Deal; ARA Wrap-up Posted by Marc Antonelli|December 17, 2015 What does a new DowDuPont look like and which company’s culture will influence retailers? CropLife Executive Editor Paul […]
The Rise of Agentic Agriculture: AWS’ Karen Hildebrand on AI’s Growing Role in the Field By Lauren Milligan|July 15, 2026
Drainage Gains In Water Management By Lisa Heacox|December 7, 2015 Of the many practices available to stem nutrient losses, drainage water management is getting more attention. What’s ahead […]
CPS’ Pirkle Wins 2015 ARA Distinguished Service Award Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|December 7, 2015 The Agricultural Retailers Association presented the Distinguished Service Award to an individual instrumental in the success of ResponsibleAg. […]
The Promise Of Progress On Water In 2016 By Lisa Heacox|December 6, 2015 After a year of investigating water challenges across the country, CropLife® magazine editors wanted to ask experts what […]
EPA Revokes Enlist Duo Registration Posted by Marc Antonelli|December 3, 2015 CropLife Editor Eric Sfiligoj talks about Dow AgroSciences’ market set-back on Enlist Duo and the 2015 Agricultural Retailers […]
Reviewing The Top Ag Stories For 2015 Posted by Marc Antonelli|November 24, 2015 Editors Eric Sfiligoj and Paul Schrimpf discuss the most noteworthy events from this past year in agriculture.
Agriculture Jobs May Be Plentiful, But New Grads Are Scarce Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 24, 2015 Close to 60,000 jobs are set to open up in agriculture each year for the next five years, but there’s not enough grads to fill them.
Cover Crops Guide Helps Growers Improve Water Quality Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 23, 2015 A publication that teaches growers the advantages of using cover crops to improve soil health and crop yields […]
NRDC Report: Cover Crops Contain Vast Benefits Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|November 19, 2015 As harvest season ends and farmers in the United States ready themselves for winter, one small change could […]
Syngenta Rumors and ARA 2015 Preview Posted by Marc Antonelli|November 19, 2015 CropLife Editor Eric Sfiligoj looks at the latest rumors involving Syngenta selling its crop protection business and talks […]
Study: High Plains Aquifer Overall Usage In Decline Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 18, 2015 A new Kansas State University study finds that the over-tapping of the High Plains Aquifer’s groundwater beyond the […]
Survey: Farm Income, Quality Farmland Values Weaken In Midwest, Mid-South Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 12, 2015 Farm income continued to decline across the areas of the Midwest and the Mid-South during the third quarter […]
Merger Mania: Rumors & Realities Posted by Marc Antonelli|November 12, 2015 CropLife Editor gives the latest updates on DuPont Crop Protection’s possible merger partners and the proposed joining of […]
Ohio AgriBusiness Association Annual Conference Set For February Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|November 10, 2015 The Ohio AgriBusiness Association will hold its annual Industry Conference Feb. 3-4, 2016 at the Columbus Marriott Northwest, […]
Measuring Progress In Watershed Monitoring Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 9, 2015 Natalie Segrest with the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) explains how watershed monitoring, one piece of the […]
Gulf Hypoxia Battle Still In Early Rounds By Lisa Heacox|November 7, 2015 It took decades for the hypoxic zone in the Gulf of Mexico to develop. It’s going to take […]
Big Six, John Deere and Climate Corp. Posted by Marc Antonelli|November 6, 2015 Editor Eric Sfiligoj and Paul Schrimpf talk about the latest rumors involving the Big Six crop protection manufacturers […]
Navigating A Challenging Path Forward For Agriculture By Eric Sfiligoj|November 6, 2015 The annual Mid America CropLife Association (MACA) meeting typically addresses several key topics facing agriculture. This year’s event, […]
USDA Invests $30 Million To Improve Water Quality In Mississippi River Basin Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 4, 2015 Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has announced that USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) will invest $30 million this […]
