News
Every story, newest first
-
Tessenderlo Kerley, D&M And Willamette Announce Settlement
Tessenderlo Kerley, Inc. (TKI) and D&M Chem, Inc. (D&M Chem) has announced the settlement of all patent infringement claims made…
-
Pinnacle Acquires Freeman & Son Seed Co.
Pinnacle Agriculture Holdings, LLC (“Pinnacle”), through its subsidiary Jimmy Sanders Inc. (“Sanders”), has acquired the assets of Freeman & Son…
-
Industry Consolidation On The Rise
The past few years, putting together our magazine’s annual ranking of the nation’s top ag retailers has been fairly easy.…
-

Bayer, Others Implicate Varroa Mites In Overwintering Bee Losses
Honey bees are essential to the world’s agricultural system and food supply. More than a quarter of the food produced…
-
Crop Insurance Policies Pay Out $16 Billion In 2012
National Crop Insurance Services reported this week that more than $16 billion has been distributed to farmers suffering crop losses…
-
Farm Bill 2013: Senate Mark-Up Expected In April
Members of Congress are set to be back in Washington next week after a two-week spring recess. Expected to be…
-
5 Most Popular Stories This Week On CropLife.com
This week, CropLife readers had retail acquistions and consolidation on the mind, while finding solid ag Twitter follows rounded out…
-
CHS Director Mike Toelle Resigns
Long-time CHS Inc. Director Mike Toelle of Browns Valley, MN, has resigned from the CHS Board of Directors to facilitate…
-
2013: Year Of The Soil Insecticides
As in previous growing seasons, the use of Bt hybrids will remain a key tactic in 2013 for corn rootworm…
-
CHS Reports Record Six Month Income
CHS Inc. reported record earnings of $618.8 million through the second quarter of its 2013 fiscal year. Earnings attributed to…
-
Insecticide Manufacturers Rejoice: Possible Cause Of Bee Colony Collapse Discovered
Beekeepers and researchers nationally are reporting growing evidence that a powerful new class of pesticides may be killing off bumblebees.…
-
Purdue: Assess Wireworm Risk Prior To Planting Corn
Corn growers need to scout their fields to determine wireworm populations before planting so they don’t miss the optimum treatment…
