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Rain, Rain Go Away
Some areas of the U.S. have certainly been hit hard by record rains, and some of your growers could get…
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Duk And Coverage
According to Dennis Roth, ag location manager for Agriliance–Wilco LLC in Mount Angel, OR, the outlet was in search of an…
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A Year To Savor
My, what a difference a year can make. In 2006, many in the ag retail community were just about ready…
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Retirements, Awards Announced
Recent retirements, promotions, and company awards include those at CHS, Syngenta, and Agriland FS. Read more. After 40 years in…
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Monsanto Step Closer To Corn Yield Answer
Scientists at Monsanto say they are a step closer to further unlocking the yield potential of corn to help enable…
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Where It’s Dry, Pest Concerns Are High
Not everyone’s dealing with wet fields. In areas where dry conditions have plagued soybean crops, some pests have been having…
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New Sulphur Facility Opens
H.J. Baker & Bro., Inc. and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Tiger-Sul Products, recently celebrated the grand opening of a state-of-the-art facility…
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75 Years of Advocacy
Over its 75-year-old history, CropLife America has been known by a variety of names but its mission has never changed.…
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Meters Mind The Store
View how the latest meters and gauges are allowing for more unstaffed operation. Unattended Loadout, Junge Control The Unattended Loadout system…
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The Two Faces Of Fertilizer
If crop inputs were seen as Zodiac signs, fertilizer would definitely be a Gemini. On the positive side, fertilizer was…
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2007: Ingrained In Corn
Creating the annual list of key issues and events has been quite a challenge this year. At first glance, corn…
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Keys To Training Your Employees
As any ag retailer knows, his or her operations are only as good as the employees that work there. And…