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The Lost Crusade To Convince The Anti-Biotech Camp
Biotech opponents are as entrenched in their views as believers in a particular faith, so agriculture should stop catering to…
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The Search For Large Growers
Although they are coveted by ag retailers, large growers are less common than some think.
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Fertilizer Blenders Keep Up With Growers
Specialty fertilizer add-ons and ever more demanding growers pose real challenges for blending design and technology.
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5 Economic Considerations For Optimal Fertilizer Efficiency
Retailers should encourage growers to do the numbers before reacting to crop prices.
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Real-World UAV Experience In Agriculture
Minnesota grower Todd Golly shares his views on the use of unmanned aerial vehicles.
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Nitrogen Outlook For 2014
Strong corn planting should translate into another good year for nitrogen-based fertilizer demand.
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The Fertilizer Institute: New President, Renewed Energy
Chris Jahn relishes the opportunity to lead the organization through the challenging times ahead.
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2014 Micronutrients: Boron, Manganese Make Waves
Despite a lingering fear of market push back, micronutrient manufacturers are full speed ahead with nutritionals for 2014.
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Ag Retailers: Showing Commitment To Safety To Everyone
Ag retailers typically have been very good at communicating with local emergency responders, but showing everyone how commited they are…
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AGree: Farm Bill ‘Falls Short’ In Helping Farmers With Long-Term Challenges
The current Farm Bill legislation falls short in helping farmers prepare for the fundamental long-term food and agriculture challenges posed…
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Canpotex Signs Potash Contract With China’s Sinofert
Canpotex Ltd., the offshore selling arm for three North American potash companies, has signed an agreement to supply the crop…
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Aurora Coop Expands Agronomy Division To Colorado With Acquisition
The Colorado multi-site expansion will operate under the newly acquired Tri County Ag brand and will include a two million…
