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2021 AgTech Venture Capital Investment and Exit Roundup
The number of investments bounced back in 2021 after a steep drop in 2020 due to Covid.
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Decco Receives EPA Registration for Decco DMN Aerosol to Protect Potatoes in Storage
Decco DMN Aerosol, as part of an overall potato storage program, will greatly reduce sprouting and disease issues.
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Rodale Institute Launches Certified Advisor Accreditation
New program certifies agricultural service providers to offer organic transition assistance through Rodale Institute.
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Clariant to Purchase BASF’s U.S. Attapulgite Business Assets
Strengthens Clariant’s technology leading position in the purification of edible oils and renewable fuels.
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Will Sustainable Aviation Fuel Have a Big Impact on Agriculture?
United Airlines has just completed its first flight using a crop-based fuel. Is this a new opportunity for U.S. growers?
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Sackett-Waconia Celebrates 125 Years Serving the Fertilizer Industry
The company was founded in 1897 as The A.J. Sackett & Sons Co.
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Truterra Carbon Program Pays $4 Million to Farmers for 200,000 Metric Tons of Carbon Stored in First Year
Truterra’s 2022 carbon program is now open, on the heels of high farmer interest and participation in its inaugural program.
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CropLife Retail Week: Farewell to Paul Schrimpf Edition
After seven years together, Eric Sfiligoj bids farewell to his long-time video partner Paul Schrimpf with a special tribute edition.…
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Looking at the State of the World/Agriculture
The 2021 Mid America CropLife Association annual meeting featured much discussion on the supply chain and global economics.
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A Thousand Thank Yous
Your willingness to share your stories of fortitude and success are what made the job such a joy for CropLife…
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Indigo Agriculture Changes Grain Marketing Identity to Market+ by Indigo
Refreshed identity affirms evolution from digital merchant to digital merchandising application provider.
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For Seed and Ag Retailers, a Classic ‘Good News/Bad News’ Scenario in 2021
During 2021, seed sales for ag retailers grew — just not as quickly as other crop inputs did.