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Third Time the Charm for Dicamba?
The herbicide has had its authorization pulled twice since 2017. Will the third time finally stick?
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WestLink Ag’s Jeff Pritchard on Fertilizer Disruption and Market Shifts
WestLink Ag CEO Jeff Pritchard shares insights on rising input costs, biological opportunities, and what’s next for ag retailers.
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What Ag Retailers Need to Know About Deere’s Latest Precision Ag Push
John Deere’s Jenni Badding shares how connectivity, automation, and new See & Spray innovations are reshaping precision ag for retailers.
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Precision Agronomy Gets Smarter: Taranis and Syngenta Use AI-Powered Leaf Intelligence to Transform Crop Management
AI-powered Taranis-Syngenta partnership transforms agronomy with plant-level intelligence, helping retailers deliver faster, smarter, sustainable crop management decisions across growing seasons.
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The Billion-Dollar Battle: Using Integrated Pest Management to Combat Corn Rootworm
Corn rootworm cost U.S. growers an estimated $1 billion in annual yield loss and management. Follow these IPM Tips for…
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TFI Welcomes Reinstatement of USDA Crop Inputs Economist
Crop Inputs Economist within USDA’s Office of the Chief Economist to provide independent and consistent analysis and reporting on crop…
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Gowan Milling Expands Manufacturing Facility in Blytheville, AR
The company is investing more than $8.7 million as part of the expansion and expects to create 34 new jobs…
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Ostara Names Michael Howell Vice President of Agronomy to Advance High-Efficiency Nutrient Performance
Agronomy leader and former Nutrien expert to drive yield, efficiency and adoption of advanced phosphorus technologies.
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Why Agribusiness Growth Is Becoming Harder to Sustain in 2026 — And What Retailers Can Do About It
Strong agribusiness demand persists, but sustaining growth in 2026 requires sharper execution, tighter operations, and greater management discipline.
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Interoperability in Ag: Three Key Strategies for Success
In a more connected age, ag equipment is learning how to better communicate across brands and users than ever before.
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Emerging Fusarium Species and Their Implications for Potato Dry Rot Management
New research reveals diverse Fusarium species threaten potato storage, challenging management and urging growers to adopt targeted disease control strategies.
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7 Agricultural Spray Drones to Watch in 2026
New spray drones boost capacity, autonomy, and efficiency, reshaping aerial application for custom applicators and ag retailers in 2026.