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BRANDT Launches Two New Nutrient-Based Seed Treatments
BRANDT EnzUp Grain ST and BRANDT SeedZone Zn can be mixed and applied with fungicides and insecticides.
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Effective Ways to Boost Your Soil’s Health
Establishing good fertility is one of the first things one can do to maintain good soil health.
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The CropLife 100 Mid-Year Report: A Work in Progress
Most of the nation’s ag retailers say the 2022 growing season is “working out well” for them so far, but…
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CropLife Retail Week: The Inside Story on California Water Issues
American Fruit Grower Editor David Eddy joins Eric Sfiligoj to talk about water issues impacting California agriculture.
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Commodity Classic Names Maureen Feck Show Director
Feck takes the Commodity Classic reins from Peggy Findley, show director for the past 26 years.
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Answer Plot Program Implementing New Research Methods to Help Farmers Optimize ROI
The data from the program provides guidance on how to best manage specific hybrids, including insights on optimal planting populations…
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Marcus Construction Expands Relationship Project Adviser Steve Swift
After spending the past 30 years with Kahler Automation, Swift brings substantial knowledge to the Marcus Construction team.
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HarBrand Joins Integrated Agribusiness Professionals
HarBrand is comprised of 18 retail outlets located throughout Central Illinois and one outlaying location in Southwest Missouri.
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Nutrien Plans to Increase Fertilizer Production Capability
Nutrien is ramping up potash production to 18 million tonnes, and advancing nitrogen brownfield expansion projects that add about 500K…
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Talam Biotech Announces Bridge Round Closing, Leadership Team Named
Experienced executive team joins innovative agriculture biotech company.
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Soil Fertility Specialist: Consider Fertilizing Mid-Season if Yield Goals Increase
Montana State Extension specialist presents factors to consider when deciding whether to add additional fertilizer.
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Cover Crops Not Enough to Improve Soil After Decades of Continuous Corn
University of Illinois researchers have found short-term use of cover crops can’t undo decades of continuous corn and heavy nitrogen…