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Playing With Fire
When I started here at CropLife® magazine in 1998, then Editorial Director Char Sine pulled me into her office on…
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More Calls For NH3 Rigs
With the prices of liquid and dry products, we’re seeing an upswing in the anhydrous equipment market,” says Dick Dalton,…
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2008: Full Of Challenges & Opportunities
This summer was a period of tremendous challenge to our members both on the agricultural and urban fronts. Thus, the…
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Controllers Pack More Power
While rate controllers have been around for almost 30 years, some major gains in the technology have come in the…
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The Coming Collection
While I’d never claim to be clairvoyant, I’m willing to bet you’re all pondering the same question I have about…
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Corn Is King Again
With yet another year closing and virtually no impact experienced due to Asian soybean rust, it would seem that a…
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A Fuel And His Money
Are almost one-in-three ag retailers afraid to make money? Based upon the data in the latest CropLife® 100 survey, it…
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Under Pressure
Since CropLife magazine (and its predecessor, Farm Chemicals) first started tracking information on the nation’s best-selling inputs among top retailers…
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Lightbars Still On The Job
While some may think you can’t improve much on a classic lightbar, manufacturers would disagree. They’ve been listening to users and…
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Changing For The Environment
If you work at any facility with the name “McGregor” on it, there is a lot of pressure to step…
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eSurvey: Technology And The Dealership
Since the Internet boom of the late 1990s, retail dealerships have invested substantially in electronic technology to improve efficiency, communications,…
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Value First
After a couple of particularly strong years in almost every segment of U.S. agriculture, 2006 is not shaping up as…