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Syngenta Optimizing Water
New experiment corn lines could mean “goodbye, million dollar rain.” Every corn grower in the Midwest knows about the “million…
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Herbicides Show Growth
Across agriculture, herbicides enjoyed a healthy boost in sales in most regions in 2007 vs. 2006, according to aggregated retail…
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Side Effect: Getting DDGS In Chicken Feed
Iowa State research shows poultry diets can contain high levels of an ethanol by-product. The increased use of corn for…
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DuPont Herbicides OK’d
Two new soybean herbicides from DuPont Crop Protection offer weed resistance management. DuPont has received EPA registration approval for two…
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Fertilizer Security Deadline Approaches
The deadline to get on board with the Chemical Security Assessment will be here before you know it. Jan. 21…
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Rotam’s Volta Approved
EPA has approved the registration of Volta, a sulfonylurea herbicide. Volta herbicide is manufactured by Rotam North America, Inc., the…
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Asmark Institute Launches VIP Network
The Asmark Institute‘s new network upgrades meeting capabilities. The Asmark Institute plans to provide a Videoconference Internet Protocol (VIP) Network…
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Mid-Range Could Be Just Right
Research findings show that mid-range ethanol blends may be better, even in standard cars. A new study, co-sponsored by the…
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Conference Joins Forces
Fertilizer was the focus of a two-day conference in California. Some 250 people from California’s agricultural industry attended the two-day…
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Hybrids May Reduce Rain Effect
Syngenta’s experimental corn lines optimize water use. Every corn grower in the Midwest knows about the "million dollar rain." While…
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Bayer Lauds New Herbicide
A new corn herbicide controls both broadleaf and tough grass weeds. EPA has approved Bayer CropSciences’ Laudis postemergence corn herbicide.…
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Working In Memphis, Again
The new Monsanto/Delta and Pine Land team has opened an office in Memphis, TN. Monsanto Co. acquired Delta and Pine…