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No Gambling Here
Lindsay Dixon, field consultant, looks at the activity around the loading pad, puts her hands in her jacket pockets and…
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Getting Involved
There are two important crops in the Western North Dakota area around the tiny community of Mott — one is…
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Goss’ Bacterial Wilt Moves To Indiana
It doesn’t get a lot of fanfare, but Goss’ bacterial wilt is a concern for corn growers. The disease, which…
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Ag Secretary Praises Biofuels
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer says increasing the renewable fuel standard from 36 billion gallons by 2022 to 42 billion…
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Atrazine Makers Lose Legal Battle
Despite the efforts of the six manufacturers of the popular herbicide atrazine, a water contamination lawsuit against them will proceed.…
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Buying UAP Paying Off For Agrium
Agrium Inc., like its fertilizer competitors around the world, is continuing to profit amid soaring demand and prices for its…
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Organic Roundup In Future?
Marrone Organic Innovations Inc. (MOI) is seeking the Holy Grail of biological crop protectioni products: organic Roundup. With the boom…
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NCGA Seeks Cooperative Effort
The industry needs to pull together and police media and Internet sources for inaccurate information on corn and ethanol, says…
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INSTINCT Protects N
Dow AgroSciences has selected the brand name INSTINCT nitrogen stabilizer for its new product designed for use with urea ammonium…
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Seed Insurance Cost Dropping — For Some
Several seed companies are offering seed that will be eligible for reduced crop insurance premiums in select states next season.…
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Wired Wear Stays Connected
As fall season approaches, you’ll be digging out your cold-weather gear to wear. If you’ve added a BlackBerry in the…
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One-Quarter Facilities High Risk
There may be some changes in the air for the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Top Screen process, but in…