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Bogus Products Cause Concern In EU
The use of fake or illegal substances to treat crops is growing throughout Europe at an alarming rate, according to…
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Keep NH3 On Tracks
Ag retailers can help in the fight to keep anhydrous ammonia (NH3) rail shipments. The railroads are mandated by…
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Corn Changing Ag Landscape
Demand for biofuels, grain, and farm land is driving a revolution in American agriculture, a Purdue agricultural economist says. Purdue’s…
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Ethanol Co-Products Eyed As Fillers In Plastics
Two university researchers are looking at dried distillers grains as a possible component in plastics, according to Science Daily. "A…
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More Flex Fuel Vehicles Coming From GM
Legislation has been introduced in the U.S. Senate that calls for more flex fuel vehicles. The Open Fuel Standard Act…
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Generation V Leads Miller
The new president and CEO of Miller St. Nazianz, Inc. is a Miller, of course. John W. Miller is the…
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BASF, Monsanto Match Treatment To Beans
BASF SE and Monsanto Co. have signed an exclusive agreement that will give your soybean growers a new fungicide seed…
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DuPont, Syngenta Join Forces
Syngenta and DuPont have announced an agreement that will broaden each company’s crop protection product portfolios and enable them to…
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Expert: Forget Corn Replant After July 110
With corn prices at record highs, many growers are considering replanting flood-damaged fields, although years of data advise caution with…
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Replant ’08 Series: BASF
The weather across the Midwest this summer has been frightening at times, and many growers are facing replant decisions. What…
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Partners Selling Saskferco
Nitrogen fertilizer company Saskferco Products Inc. is up for sale. The Mosaic Co. and Investment Saskatchewan have announced that they…
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Corn Down But Not Out
USDA’s latest acreage report says the anticipated corn harvest is down from last year, and soybeans are expected to pick…