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Goss’s Wilt Discovered In Louisiana Corn
Louisiana corn growers are waiting for confirmation that for the first time ever Goss’s wilt disease has been found in…
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Obama Includes Ag In Climate Action Plan
Excerpt taken directly from a section entitled “Protecting Our Economy and Natural Resources”: Maintaining Agricultural Sustainability “Building on the existing…
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DuPont Opens Second US-Based Innovation Center In Iowa
DuPont today opened its Johnston Innovation Center, the company’s second innovation center in the United States and 12th around the…
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Novozymes Acquires SD-Based T.J. Technologies
Novozymes has signed a definitive agreement to acquire TJ Technologies Inc. based in Watertown, SD. The acquisition is yet another…
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Postemerge Apps: Are You Waiting Too Long?
It’s another POST soybean season, and we have largely been receiving questions similar to the past several years. These include…
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BREAKING: Grain Bin Explosion At Indiana Cooperative Kills One
An explosion at a fertilizer plant in northwest Indiana has killed one person. The Sheriff’s Department confirms that one person…
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Purdue Economists: Too Much To Dislike With Failed Farm Bill, Extension Likely
Three Purdue University agricultural economists agree that another extension of 2008 farm legislation is a distinct possibility following the U.S.…
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New CP Products App Now Available
CP Products Co., Inc. is excited to announce new APPs for Android’s and IPhone/IPad’s are now ready for free download.
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Monsanto: GMO Wheat In Oregon Highly Suspicious, Isolated Incident
Monsanto Co. officials said Friday that continued extensive testing of U.S. soft white wheat supplies shows that the discovery of…
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EPA: Dry Ammonium Nitrate Does Not Meet Current Criteria For Regulation
For the first time since the West fertilizer plant exploded last April killing 15 people, the EPA is responding to…
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Monsanto To Invest $100 Million In Western Canada Corn
Monsanto Co. announced on Monday that it would spend $100 million over the next 10 years on breeding corn for…
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REPORTS: Soybeans Susceptible To PPO Herbicide Injury
Recent heavy rainfall in parts of Indiana have created conditions ideal for herbicide injury from certain pre-emergence PPO inhibitors in…