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Is Abnormal the New Normal in U.S. Agriculture?
It wouldn’t be a normal ag year these days without something abnormal showing up, says CropLife Editor Eric Sfiligoj.
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How Are Ag Retailers Responding to Coronavirus?
Some ag retailers have started to change policies regarding in-person visits and farmer meetings. What are you doing to respond…
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CropLife Loses Long-Time Editorial Director Richard T. Meister
Richard T. (Dick) Meister was an inspirational leader and the driving force behind one of the most successful agricultural media…
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Why Semios Is Getting Technology Deployment Right
Semios is really the essence of a successful technology deployment in agriculture – combining the right technology and systems with…
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CropLife Retail Week: Acquisition update, Coronavirus and Trade, Precision Survey underway
Editors Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj discuss Heritage Cooperative’s recent acquisition, the 2020 Retail Adoption Survey, and coronavirus impact on…
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Quest for Simplicity: The Latest in Agricultural Software for Retailers
Though collaboration and product development, suppliers are delivering software tools that support the retail business and the customer relationship.
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Fertilizer Blending Manufacturers Optimistic Entering 2020 Application Season
For the second consecutive year, ag retailers, as a whole, have put mixers and blenders at the top of their…
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EPA on Dicamba: ‘We Need to Have Certainty for Our Growers’
As registration deadline looms, EPA intends to work with state pesticide regulators on its review of new dicamba formulations.
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AgReliant Genetics Announces Departure of President and CEO
The departure for Mark Herrmann is scheduled for later this year.
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Big Iron Shines at the 2020 Commodity Classic
The Commodity Classic experience isn’t complete without an up-close look at the latest equipment on the market.
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What No One Tells You About Soil Conservation and Long-Term Sustainability?
While conservation awareness is on the rise, adoption and implementation of sustainable agricultural practices is still a dilemma.
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Midwestern BioAg Hires Brad Oelmann as CEO
Oelmann to lead the expansion of the company’s carbon-based fertilizer, TerraNu, across key US markets.
