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AgRevolution Expands Central Kentucky Presence with New Lexington Facility
New location expands local parts and mobile service support while serving Central Kentucky’s equine, livestock and agricultural communities.
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When Chinese Suppliers Move Closer to the Grower: What It Means for U.S. Ag Retailers
As Chinese suppliers expand U.S. market reach, retailers must leverage agronomic expertise, local trust, and service differentiation.
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Preparing Your Sales Team for the Biologicals Battlefield
Biologicals require more than scientific breakthroughs. Discover how stronger training, field proof, marketing, and distributor support can drive adoption.
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Four Building Blocks for Unlocking Precision Ag’s Full Value
Precision ag adoption success depends on growers and ag retailers looking at these foundational variables.
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Ag Tech Talk Podcast: PTx on Precision Ag Retrofits, Targeted Spraying, and Autonomy
Bryce Baker of PTx explores retrofit-first global expansion, targeted spraying’s potential, and the challenges of scaling autonomous technology.
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Syngenta Names Jeff Cecil President, North America Crop Protection
Vern Hawkins to retire after more than four decades of service to Syngenta and its legacy companies.
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Midwestern BioAg and IFDC Study Finds Organo-Mineral fertilizers Can Match or Outperform Conventional Fertilizers
More stable nutrient release with TerraNu may reduce flash-loss risk, lower cost per bushel and strengthen environmental stewardship.
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Greeneye Technology Establishes North American Headquarters in Salina, KS, Following Record 2026 Season
New headquarters supports Greeneye’s next phase of growth following a season of expanded crop capabilities and 81% average herbicide savings…
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Key Considerations for Cover Crop Success This Fall
Delayed harvest and a warm, wet fall challenge cover crop timing, making species selection and aerial seeding key considerations for…
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Following the Crop Toward Continuous Nutrition Management
Matching nutrient delivery to changing crop needs can improve efficiency, but success depends on consistent management, automation, and timely adjustments.
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For Agriculture, Dealing with MAHA Continues
Agriculture has notched some wins recently, but the pressure from industry critics won’t go away any soon.
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Ag Retailers Face a Growing Question: Where Is the Value?
As technology reshapes agriculture, retailers must rethink customer needs, strengthen relationships, and identify services growers will continue to value.
