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California-Based AgSafe Chosen to Lead U.S. EPA Farmworker Training, Education Program for Pesticide Safety
AgSafe secures EPA funding to deliver nationwide farmworker pesticide safety training through multilingual, train-the-trainer networks.
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CropLife Retail Week: Farm Bill 2.0, Dicamba EPA labels and USMCA renewal
Eric Sfiligoj and Amy Asmus unpack Farm Bill 2.0, new dicamba EPA labels, and why USMCA renewal tops July’s trade…
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U.S. Supreme Court Rules Trump’s IEEPA Tariffs ‘Not Legitimate Use of Power’
In a 6–3 ruling, the Supreme Court rejects Trump’s IEEPA tariffs; expert Jim DeLisi breaks down impacts and next steps.
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The Certainty of Uncertainty: Ag Leaders Confront Volatile Markets and Rising Expenses
Economist Dr. Joe Glauber discusses the uncertainty facing U.S. agriculture amid rising expenses, trade turbulence, and shifting global markets.
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Field Intelligence and Compliance: Why We Need Both, and How to Get There
Integrate field intelligence and compliance to reduce risk, streamline audits, and turn farm data into operational advantage.
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The Pesticide Stewardship Alliance Announces 2026 Board of Directors and Honors Industry Leaders at Annual Conference
The goals of TPSA are to increase the effectiveness, efficiency, and longevity of pesticide stewardship efforts across the U.S.
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NASDA Commends Progress on Farm Bill Development and Continues Advocating for Bipartisanship
NASDA urges bipartisan action as Farm Bill 2.0 advances in Congress.
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New Video Series Provides ESA Herbicide Label Guidelines
WSSA’s Endangered Species Act expert shares ways to stay in compliance.
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From Chile’s Forests to Fields, Syngenta Brings Botanical-Based Biofungicide to the Americas
Syngenta and BSI have expanded their agreement to bring Quillibrium biofungicide to more growers across the Americas.
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12 Fertilizer Spreaders That Will Power the 2026 Application Season
From stainless steel workhorses to high-tech precision machines, see the fertilizer spreaders ag retailers will rely on in 2026.
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Pests Keep Coming, But So Do Solutions: Growth and Innovation in U.S. Insecticides
From invasive species to smarter application technologies, discover how innovation and science are helping U.S. growers stay ahead of pests.
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Marion Ag Service Announces the Return of Doug Grott as Chief Operating Officer
Doug Grott returns to Marion Ag with more than 20 years of experience in agricultural retail and business development.