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First ’09 Rust In Beans Confirmed
The first documentation of U.S. soybeans infested with Asian soybean rust in 2009 has been reported. Where and what are…
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CF Industries Takes Next Step To Buy Terra
CF Industries Holdings, Inc. has some questions to answer about its proposed purchase of Terra Industries Inc. Who’s asking? The Federal…
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Plant Bacteria Improves Crop Health
Common plant-associated bacteria, best known to suppress soil-borne root diseases, now have been found to boost corn yields in low-pH…
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John Deere, Orthman Expand Agreement
In today’s integral planter market there are a multitude of different seeding applications that require unique planter configurations. To address…
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Knake: Weed Science Pioneer
Former professor of agronomy and weed science Dr. Ellery Knake died March 1, 2009. CropLife® magazine’s own Dick Meister, editor-at-large,…
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Precision Agriculture Survey: The Roller-Coaster Economy Impact
With the almost unbelievable shifts in the economy over the past 12 months, many are looking with great interest at…
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Precision Agriculture Survey: What’s Next?
With the recession in the general economy causing fallout in the agricultural industry, there’s a question about what comes next…
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Becker Underwood To Develop New Technology
McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, and Becker Underwood, Ames, IA, have signed a commercial licensing agreement granting Becker Underwood exclusive rights…
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ADM Supports Bioscience Project
Ag products and services company Archer Daniels Midland (ADM), will provide $1.2 million, the Kansas Bioscience Authority will provide another…
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About The Precision Agriculture Survey
The 14th annual Precision Agriculture Survey is conducted by CropLife magazine and Purdue University’s Center for Food and Agricultural Business,…
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InfoAg: Talking Technology
Precision practitioners from around the country and around the world are set to gather in Springfield, IL, next month for…
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Tenders: Tending To Business
They tend to be a different breed, the tenders, because they don’t actually “do” anything across the field like spreaders…