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Residual Herbicides, Behavior Change Among Key Recommendations for Effective Weed Control in 2021
Leading weed control experts weigh in on what’s makes an effective herbicide program in 2021.
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SePRO Rolling Out Unique Mode-of-Action Residual Herbicide for Permanent Crops
The active ingredient in Brake On! is fluridone, an HRAC Group 12 herbicide.
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Creek and Harman Team to Launch C&H Ag Products
C&H Ag Products will initially offer NUTRIPRIME Plant Growth Regulator and FULLVIEW adjuvants, water conditioners, and drift control additives.
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TFI, Biostimulant Coalition Unite to Focus on Regulatory Approval Improvements
The Biostimulant Council will advance policy and regulatory frameworks that increase biostimulant market access and encourage research and innovation.
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5 Key Tech Trends That Will Impact Your Precision Ag Plans in 2021
What’s in store for retailers on the precision technology front? Here’s our take on five key trends in the year…
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Technology in Agriculture: It’s Our Game to Win
As technology and agriculture continue to evolve as they intersect, we as an industry must continue to connect, interact, and…
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EPA Approves IMIFLEX Herbicide for Use in igrowth Sorghum
IMIFLEX is the companion herbicide for igrowth, the first non-GMO herbicide-resistant technology for grain sorghum.
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Geometrica Introduces Agridome for Modern Grain Storage
Designed to convert temporary storage areas into cost-effective permanent structures, the Agridome brings operational efficiency to crop overflow holdings.
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CropLife Retail Week: Welcome 2021!
Editors Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj welcome the new year looking back at 2020 and providing some early news in…
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The Challenges Facing Agriculture, Going Into 2021
At the virtual Mid America CropLife Association (MACA) meeting, a pair of speakers warned the industry about what potentially lies…
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Auld Lang Syne, 2020-Style
This New Year’s Eve, perhaps the classic sing-along should feature some different lyrics.
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Good-Bye 2020: A Year with No One Clear View for Ag Retailers
Unlike most years for agriculture, this year seemed to be one long, blurry nightmare, says Editor Eric Sfiligoj.
