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Fertilizers’ Impact on Soil Health Compared
In a newly published study, researchers dug into how fertilizing with manure affects soil quality, compared with inorganic fertilizer, according…
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Boxing Up Ag Field Nitrogen
Spring in America’s heartland is often wet. That makes its soil too soft for planting. One solution to that issue…
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Gypsum as an Agricultural Product
Warren Dick has worked with gypsum for more than two decades, according to an article at the American Society of…
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Glyphosate Jury Verdicts Are Being Reduced
Finally, there is a small bit of good news for the crop protection marketplace from the courtrooms of the U.S.…
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Building New Ag Retail Facilities: Pride in a Job Well Done
I remember when I moved into my first house. Like many first homes, this one needed quite a bit of…
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FFAR Grant to USDA-ARS Bolsters Soybean Resiliency to Climate Change
In recognition of the crucial role soybeans play in U.S. agriculture, the Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research (FFAR) awarded…
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Assure II Herbicide Helps Control Volunteer Corn and Grasses
Growers and ag retailers have a tool to control volunteer corn and grasses and improve crop establishment, quality, and yield.…
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Raven Introduces Connected Workflow Solutions for Ag Retailers
Raven Industries, Inc., a leading provider of precision ag technology, has expanded its logistics and control offering to help ag…
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Raven’s Connected Workflow Promises Improved Efficiency, Logistics Management
Raven Industries’ acquisition of AgSync this past January is bearing fruit with the announcement of a new offering called Connected…
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NAAA Responds to Agricultural Drone Spraying in Iowa
On behalf of members of the National Agricultural Aviation Association (NAAA), I am writing to inform you the July 11…
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Ag Data and Technology Are Not on Pace to Replace the Trusted Adviser
Last month The Fertilizer Institute (TFI) did what precious few national agriculture associations have ever done — ventured to my…
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A Watershed Moment in Agriculture: Assessing Real Drainage Management Solutions
The farming industry is largely a family-owned industry in the U.S., which also means land stewardship is of great importance…