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Monsanto Vies To Double In Five
Monsanto Co. expects to double its gross profit potential over the next five years. What factors will push that growth?…
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Big 10 Rivals Don’t Score Rust
As the 2007 soybean production season comes to a close, Ohio and Michigan remain the only major soybean-producing states east…
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Holm Earns Lifetime Honor
Dr. Bob Holm, executive director emeritus of the IR-4 Project, was honored with the first Agrow Awards Lifetime Achievement Award…
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Enzyme Evolving Ethanol
A new corn seed from Syngenta will speed up the ethanol process. Syngenta has made a technological breakthrough that could…
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Big Plans For Big Plants
They say everything’s bigger in Texas, and that’s what Ceres, Inc. and Texas A&M are banking on. The pair are…
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Senate, House Override WRDA Veto
The U.S. Senate and House voted to overturn President George W. Bush’s veto of the Water Resources Development Act or…
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Aphids Should Beware Flower Power
The European Commission has approved the import, processing, and use of the YieldGard Corn Borer technology — stacked with the…
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NORAC Moves Offices
NORAC Systems International Inc. has opened its new office and manufacturing facility in the Marquis Industrial area of Saskatoon, SK.…
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Acetochlor Changes Ease Use
Retailers and their grower-customers will experience more use convenience and cropping flexibility with acetochlor products from Dow AgroSciences due to…
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Beckley To Head Organics Group
A familiar face will lead California’s new organic fertilizer industry association. Steve Beckley of S. Beckley and Associates will serve…
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In Memorium: Olson, Garkey
CropLife e-News has received news of the deaths of two prominent industry members. Dennis Olson, 65, vice president of marketing…
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Ag Secretary Nominee: Schafer
President George W. Bush has nominated another former Republican governor, Edward T. Schafer, to be the next secretary of agriculture.…