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EPA Sitting On Ethanol Decision
EPA has put off a decision on Texas’ request to temporarily lower ethanol requirements for gasoline, a change Texas Gov.…
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Optimum GAT Gets US OK
DuPont has received U.S. regulatory approval of its proprietary herbicide tolerance trait, the Optimum GAT trait in soybeans — bringing…
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ARA, TFI Fight Being Railroaded
If you shudder to think of the difficulties in transporting fertilizer and other crop inputs without rail, then be assured…
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Doubling Efficacy, Efficiency In The Air
Hemisphere GPS has released a new product for the aerial application market that will greatly improve the efficiency of applications…
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Ag-Chem Completes Distribution Transition
The Ag-Chem dealer network is now in charge of all application equipment sales and service. AGCO Application Equipment has completed…
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Highly Respected: Mott Grain & Agronomy
Mott Grain & Agronomy of North Dakota is the newest national winner of the Environmental Respect Award. The announcement of…
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Replant ’08 Series: Syngenta
Syngenta Crop Protection says keeping an eye on how excess water is affecting your grower-customers soybeans is critical. Due to…
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AMS Boosts Late Weed Control
With planting delays pushing back glyphosate applications, many growers will be treating bigger weeds, which are tougher to control. Water…
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Cool Spring = Late Silking = Fall Concerns
Late silking in many areas of the Midwest puts this year’s corn yield at the mercy of fall weather. Those…
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New Alias Provides Aphid Weapon
Makhteshim Agan of North America (MANA) has a new weapon in the fight against soybean aphid outbreaks. “MANA has just…
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Poncho Line Punched Up
The Poncho insecticide family from Bayer CropScience has a new addition: Poncho 500 seed-applied insecticide. Poncho 500 offers corn growers…
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Glass Is Half-Full: Floods Reduce Insects
The only good thing that may have come from the floods in Indiana in May and early June is the…