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Mining Machine Data, Farmobile Finds Logistics Gold
If you’re a retailer looking for help with fleet management, Farmobile’s new release could be an interesting solution, says Editor…
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Farmobile Adds Fleet Logistics Service For Retailers
The service combines Farmobile’s real-time, machine data capture technology with personalized, advanced consultative services to help retailers.
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Bayer Settles Dicamba Drift Lawsuits
Bayer will pay up to $400 million to resolve dicamba litigation and claims.
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In-Field Management: Tech Tools for Scouting Soybeans
Tying data together from planting to harvest improves in-season scouting programs, and increases service satisfaction for farmers.
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Bayer Settles Roundup Cancer Lawsuits for Up to $10.9 Billion
The settlement is the “right action at the right time for Bayer to bring a long period of uncertainty to…
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AgBiome Expands Product Offerings with New Biofungicide
Theia will be the second biological fungicide that AgBiome has brought to market in the last three years.
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Valent Offers New Tank Mix Option for Soybeans
The tank-mix will provide postemergence control of more than 54 troublesome weeds with no impact to crop rotation plans.
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Dicamba Decision Stands; Ag Industry Responds
Late on Friday, Judges on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reached a decision to deny an emergency motion to…
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What Does the Future Hold for Dicamba?
With its present seemingly secure, the focus now turns to what happens next for the herbicide.
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New Syngenta Group Unites Syngenta AG, ADAMA and Sinochem
The Group creates a global market leader in crop protection, global number three in seeds, a market leader in fertilizer…
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CropLife Retail Week: Dicamba, Enlist Duo, and China
Editors Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj discuss the latest legal news on dicamba use, a court challenge for Enlist Duo,…
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CropLife America ‘Supports EPA’s Protection of Farmers’ in Dicamba Case
With no alternative for weed management, “yield losses for soy and cotton could be as high as 50 percent.”
