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Vilsack, USDA Featured On New South Park
USDA Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack was featured on last night’s hilarious new South Park episode titled “Gluten Free Ebola.”
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Syngenta Launches Plant Breeding Academy
Syngenta announces the release of its Breeding Academy, a global initiative designed to enable the continued development of scientists at…
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Fertilizer Outlook And Technology Conference Set For November 18-20
Conference participants can expect to gain perspective on the outlook for agriculture and major fertilizer materials and inputs from industry…
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Verdesian Acquires Micronutrient Supplier
Verdesian Life Sciences has acquired QC Corp., a producer and supplier of granular and dry micronutrients and ferrous sulfate products.
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Hearing From Young Ag Voices
Potential future leaders in ag retail had the chance to shine at the recent Mid America CropLife Association meeting.
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Syngenta Appoints New Chief Operating Officer
Jon Parr will succeed retiring COO John Atkin at the end of the year.
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South Dakota Wheat Growers To Add Grain-Agronomy Facility
Planned to be constructed in Kennebec, the facility will be located along the soon-to-be rehabilitated line of heavy-rail service from…
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GROWMARK Announces Vice President Appointments
Two individuals have been appointed Vice President positions on the GROWMARK executive team.
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Fertilizer Industry Organizations Join Global Alliance For Climate Smart Agriculture
The Fertilizer Institute, the International Plant Nutrition Institute and the International Fertilizer Industry Association are encouraging the industry to promote…
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ARA Organized Precision Forum Hits Capitol Hill
The Coalition for the Advancement of Precision Agriculture (CAPA) hosted its inaugural Precision Ag Forum, Sept. 18, in Washington, D.C.…
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Factors To Consider When Placing Fertilizer With Seed
The type of crop, fertilizer source, row spacing and soil environment all affect how much fertilizer can be safely applied…
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Sidedressing Manure Into Corn Has Promising Results
Applying manure to growing crops can boost yields, reduce nutrient losses and give livestock producers another window of time to…