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The Time Is Now to Invest in the Acre
Now is the time for farmers to work with their local retailers to capitalize on the innovative tools, programs, and…
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Agrilead Issued U.S. Patent for New Dry Seed Finisher
Pizazz and the patented technology are owned by Agrilead and exclusively marketed by KALO, Inc.
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Vive Crop Protection Receives EPA Approval for First Three-Way Biological, Chemical and Allosperse Fungicide
AZterknot fungicide harnesses the benefits of biologicals, the performance of chemistry, and the ease of Allosperse.
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Tools Expand for Keeping Dicamba on Target in ’21
VRAs, mobile apps, and adjuvants aim to ease volatility and/or physical drift.
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Will Steel Price Hike Impact Ag Equipment Sales in 2021?
Strong demand has pushed steel prices to record highs, worrying equipment makers in the process.
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Regenerative Farming and Carbon: 6 Key Takeaways From the Panel Discussion
Senior Editor Jackie Pucci offers take-home messages from the recent AgriBusiness Global panel discussion, “Regenerative Farming and Carbon.”
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CropLife Retail Week: Taranis Demo, Commodity Classic 2022, and Crop Protection Industry Acquisition
Editors Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj look at Taranis’ new products, give an update on the 2022 Commodity Classic, and…
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Value-Centric Technology Adoption: Let’s Get it Right in Precision Agriculture
We can’t make positive step changes in value-centric technology adoption if we’re not working together.
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8 Illinois Ag Retailers Ranked Among the CropLife 100
In the latest CropLife 100 ranking, eight companies are headquartered in Illinois — the third most of any state.
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Meeting Your Crop’s In-Season Nutrient Needs
While a soil test is a great start in indicating what nutrients may be limited, tissue sampling can tell us…
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Valmont to Acquire AI Company Prospera Technologies
Creates the largest global, vertically-integrated artificial intelligence (AI) company in agriculture.
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21 Spray Nozzles and Tips for Custom Application Work in 2021
An up-close look at some of the nozzles and tips applicators will be using for the 2021 growing season.
