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DuPont Advocates Technology Access
A DuPont executive says developing countries should be given access to improved ag technologies. DuPont Group Vice President James…
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Dow Reaches Out To Flood Victims
Dow AgroSciences LLC is donating $25,000 to flood relief efforts in its home state. The donation from the Indiapolis-based…
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CTIC Tour Covers The Action
The Conservation Technology Information Center’s (CTIC) “Conservation In Action” tour is fast approaching. Don’t miss your chance to witness conservation…
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OK To Plant Alternative Source
Oklahoma is testing switchgrass to see if it’s alright as an ethanol source. KDFA Television in Oklahoma says researchers are…
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More Stormy Weather Ahead
Like things aren’t bad enough with areas of the Midwest under water, other areas needing water and less heat, regions…
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Security Called Into Question
CropLife America is concerned with chemical site security legislation under consideration on Capitol Hill. CropLife America has voiced reservations to…
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What’s The Deal With Skyrocketing Costs?
That’s the question every retailer, every grower, and every consumer wants answers to, so a trio of lawmakers is asking…
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Dow AgroSciences — At It Again
Dow AgroScience LLC has completed key research and added more deals since the expansions announced in last week’s CropLife eNews.…
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Spray On Display
Custom applicators and growers now can monitor their progress even without an in-cab computer system. An aftermarket console display is…
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Bt Plants Safe For Beneficials
Transgenic plants don’t hurt beneficial bugs, according to new research by Cornell University entomologist. Genetically modified (GM) plants that use…
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Monsanto Plan Targets Global Food Crisis
Monsanto has announced a three-point commitment to help increase global food production. Monsanto’s announcement comes at a time when world…
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Top Screen Results On Way
Retailers will be hearing from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) soon. DHS recently stated that the results of at…