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Drift Control: Agriculture’s New Normal
A pair of researchers at Wilbur-Ellis attempt to clarify drift reduction technology and research.
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Syngenta Appoints Two New Members To Executive Committee
Syngenta has announced two appointments to the Executive Committee. Patricia Malarkey has been appointed Head Research and Development, effective January…
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United Cooperative Will Merge With Hillsboro Farmers Cooperative
Hillsboro Farmers Cooperative members have voted in favor of a merger with a wholly-owned subsidiary of United Cooperative.
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The InfoAg Connection
For those interested in 4R nutrient stewardship, precision agriculture and people, the soon-to-be annual InfoAg Conference is the place to…
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Rotam Expands Herbicide Portfolio
Rotam has received EPA registration for Dicamba technical and Dicamba 480 SL as part of its global strategy to expand…
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Wolf Trax On The Prowl
The Canadian-based micronutrients supplier recently invited approximately 100 visitors to its home market to see some of the company’s newest…
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Fall Fertility 2013: A Return To Normalcy … For Now
Once the dust settles on the 2013 fall fertilizer season, most of the nation’s ag retailers are expecting the year…
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Clearing A Path For Agricultural Progress
Now celebrating 80 years of service, CropLife America continues its work on key legislative and regulatory issues affecting agriculture.
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Pollinators: A Science-Based Approach
CropLife America supports a more holistic and scientific approach to understanding and improving pollinator health.
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Biotech Crops: Fighting Fear Fanatics
And the battle rages on. Not too many months ago (in February, to be exact), I wrote a column where…
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Agricultural Aviators: Flying In For Safety
Normally, agricultural aviators don’t have much of an audience when they’re out spraying crops, but this past April 15 was…
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Happy Anniversary, CCA Program!
The Certified Crop Adviser (CCA) program celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, and continues to strive for excellence in agriculture…