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Seed Treatment Systems: Simply Breathtaking
Seed Treatment application equipment is advancing at a rapid rate and retailers are the ones benefiting from the seed treating…
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BASF Reaffirms Its Commitment To Ag
The crop protection giant plans to invest more than $2 billion in agricultural products over the next five years to…
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Seed Treatments Show Promise
The seed treatment industry was stronger than ever in 2013 with new formulations and combinations of active ingredients.
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ARA Hires New Director Of Communications And Marketing
Brian Reuwee, an association industry veteran that held a similar position at St. Louis-based Drake & Company, is set to…
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Syngenta Launches Novel Seed Treatment Insecticide
Syngenta announced the registration in Argentina of FORTENZA, a novel seed treatment insecticide for use on soybean, corn and sunflower.
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CTIC To Host Midwest Cover Crop Summit
The Conservation Technology Information Center (CTIC) has announced its Cover Crop Summit will take place November 20-21 in the Fort…
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Dow AgroSciences’ Enlist Duo, Refuge Advanced Honored
Dow AgroSciences recently won two Agrow Awards recognizing industry-leading technology and innovation within the agriculture research industry.
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DuPont Launches Aproach Prima Fungicide For 2014 Season
Aproach Prima, which just received EPA approval, includes the same unique strobilurin active ingredient as DuPont Aproach fungicide plus triazole.
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CropLife Magazine Launches iPad App
CropLife Magazine has launched its first iPad edition of the magazine, packed with video clips, interactive links – plus all…
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MFA Celebrates A Century In Ag Retail
MFA, one of the oldest regional farm supply cooperatives in the U.S., is celebrating 100 years in business this month.
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Commodity Classic, AG CONNECT Join Forces
The inaugural event, which will remain under the Commodity Classic brand name, will be held March 3-5, 2016, in New…
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Early CropLife 100 Returns Report: The Mystery Of 2014
What’s ahead in the coming year for agriculture? Data from this year’s CropLife 100 survey hints at many different possibilities.
