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Tips for Treating Seed on the Farm
Seed treatments have become an invaluable tool for farmers, and industry analysts say it is more important than ever for…
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Missouri Latest State to Set Cut-off Dicamba Date for ’18
Missouri will limit use of dicamba in 2018, citing alleged crop injury complaints filed during the 2017 growing season. The…
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Slideshow: An Inside Look at New Leader
On a recent swing through Iowa, CropLife® magazine had the chance to stop by the New Leader facility in Cedar…
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CHS Names Rick Dusek to Lead Ag Retail Operations
CHS Inc., the nation’s leading farmer-owned cooperative and a global energy, grains and foods company, has named Rick Dusek executive…
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Soil Sampling in the Spring vs. Fall
Soil sampling for lab analysis is a critical aspect of effective nutrient management, as it provides valuable information on the…
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BASF Reports End of Season Dicamba Results
In a recent survey, 400 soybean and cotton growers across the country said the newest BASF technology, Engenia herbicide, designed…
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Monsanto on Track to Become Carbon Neutral by 2021
As society, businesses and governments around the world face the complex challenges associated with climate change, Monsanto Co. has announced…
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TFI Outlook Review, Herbicides in Court, and ARA Preview
Editors Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj discuss the Outlook Conference findings, court battles involving dicamba and glyphosate, and Agricultural Retailers…
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Keys to Reliable Soil Test Information
The best time to take soil samples is three to six months before planting, according to an article on Channel.com.…
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Certified Crop Adviser Program: Still Thriving After 25 Years
Here’s a quick review of the International Certified Crop Adviser (ICCA) Program. Certification is a voluntary process by which an…
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Collaboration Launches New Wheat Varieties for the CoAXium Wheat Production System
Three major agricultural organizations, Colorado Wheat Research Foundation, Inc. (CWRF), Albaugh, LLC and Limagrain Cereal Seeds, LLC (LCS), have announced…
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New Fertilizer Facility More Than Just a Showpiece for Ray-Carroll Grain Growers
In 2016, Ray-Carroll Grain Growers, Inc. officially opened a new 50,000-ton fertilizer warehouse in Hardin, MO. According to Matt Schuster,…