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Marrone Bio Innovations Hires General Counsel
Marrone Bio Innovations, Inc. has hired Linda V. Moore in the newly created general counsel position.
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4R Nutrient Stewardship Certification Program Launched
More than 250 ag retailers and stakeholders from the Ohio, Indiana and Michigan agriculture communities attended the launch of the…
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CF Industries, Mosaic Co. Close $1.4 Billion Phosphate Deal
CF Industries has completed the sale of its phosphate business to The Mosaic Co. for $1.4 billion.
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CHS Expands Further Into Canada, Acquires 16 CPS Outlets
Under the agreement, 16 Agrium retail agronomy locations in the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan become part of the Country…
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The Nature Conservancy Project Director Honored By White House
Carrie Vollmer-Sanders, Director of the Western Lake Erie Basin Project for The Nature Conservancy, was honored as a “Champion of…
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12 Fertilizer Tenders Tailored To Meet Demand
These units offer both the capacity and flexibility for any customer’s acreage.
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Prime Source Appoints New Brand Director
Calvin Leach will lead Prime Source’s overall brand management, working to position and further develop our expanding portfolio of plant-protection…
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Charah Hires Jake Simons, Promotes Jonathan Duke
Charah, Inc. has appointed Jake Simons Sales Manager of Agricultural Products, and promoted Jonathan Duke to Manager of Sales Support…
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Get Ready For Spring . . . And Pests
As agriculture prepares for planting, ag retailers and their grower-customers will have a relatively new pair of insects to track…
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BASF’s Sharpen Herbicide Receives Registration In Rice
Sharpen herbicide targets tough-to-control weeds such as Palmer amaranth, morningglory, Texasweed and hemp sesbania with an additional site of action.
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H.J. Baker Expands Tiger-Sul Production Capacity
H.J. Baker is now operating a third specially customized rotoformer production belt at its Atmore, AL, fertilizer plant, enabling a…
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Syngenta: Expect Larger Soybean Seed In 2014
Dry weather conditions during the growing season followed by late season rains may be the cause of larger-than-normal soybean seed…