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Secure Your Tax Support
Do you favor a tax credit for implementing expensive security measures at your facility? Then now is the time to…
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Message To Growers: Fertilizer Still Worth It
Elliott Nowels, a vice president at CropLife eNews parent company Meister Media Worldwide, traveled on our behalf to the annual…
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Syngenta, DuPont Team Up Against Corn Bugs
It’s a sweet deal: Syngenta and DuPont signed a global agreement today that will accelerate your grower-customers’ access to broad…
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Biotech Gaining Global Ground
Biotech crops have received the "thumbs up" sign lately. Monsanto has received final regulatory approval in Japan, the Philippines, and…
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Soybean Pest Unmasked
Word of warning to one species of soybean cyst nematode: Be very afraid. Researchers are on to you now, and…
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Soybean Herbicide Launched
FMC Corp. has a new broad-spectrum herbicide available. Authority Assist herbicide, containing the active ingredients sulfentrazone and imazethapyr, offers a…
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Big Bucks For Borlaug Hall
The World Food Prize Foundation has received substantial pledges from Monsanto and DuPont.. Monsanto Co. has contributed $5 million to…
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Real-Time Storage Data Protects Inputs
Protecting those costly inputs while in storage at your facility has become more accurate and convenient. The redesigned Dickson Graph-at-a-Glance…
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Six Universities Target Improved Soy Yields
Soybeans often take second place to corn during the growing season. As a result, farmers are likely losing on efficiency…
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American Food: Still Best Deal In World
Although food prices rose 4.8% last year, eating nutritiously is still well within reach of the American family, according to…
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Con-Till, Nutrient Management Top Best Practices
Farmers are adopting best management practices in record numbers, according to a survey just released by the Conservation Technology Information…
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US Geological Survey Names ‘Hypoxia Nine’
According to the US Geological Survey (USGS), evidence points to nine states as the key culprits to blame for the…