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Drought 2012: About 20% Of Corn Crop Could Be Lost
As much as 20% of the U.S. corn crop could be lost because of the worst drought in decades. UPI…
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CropLife America Embraces Pollinator Research
Pollinating animals and insects are important for seed production in many plants – and vitally important for modern agriculture. In…
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Glyphosate-Resistant ‘Superweeds’ May Be Less Susceptible To Disease
Scientists searching for clues to understand how superweeds obtain resistance to the popular herbicide glyphosate may have been missing a…
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Sprayer Workshop To Showcase Latest Apps
Growers and other applicators can get an updated look at the most efficient and effective application equipment and techniques available…
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New Adjuvant Helps Fight Pesticide Resistance
Exacto Inc. has made a significant improvement in water conditioning technology and an important weapon in the battle against pesticide…
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Farm Bill Now In The Hands Of Rep. Boehner
The farm bill ball is in House Speaker John Boehner’s court following House Agriculture Committee approval of its version of…
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Field Crop Sensors Determine In-Season Fertilization
Growers on the northern Plains continue to adopt precision agriculture technology and management practices. In-field crop sensors are one of…
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Celebrating Precision Agriculture At ICPA
As the cost of doing business in agriculture continues to rise, many market observers believe precision agricultural practices will only…
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CHS Posts Third Quarter Earnings Of $899.7 Million
CHS Inc., the No. 6 ranked retailer on our CropLife 100 list and the nation’s leading producer-owned cooperative, today reported…
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Argus Launches World’s First Composite Nitrogen Fertilizer Index
Global energy and fertilizer price reporting agency Argus has introduced a new global composite nitrogen fertilizer index in today’s Argus…
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Precautions With Late-Season Herbicide Applications
The adverse environmental conditions common across much of Illinois are challenging the performance of many foliar-applied soybean herbicides. Weeds that…
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Stink Bugs Reported In Nebraska Corn And Soybeans
Relatively high numbers of stink bugs have been reported in Nebraska corn and soybean. “Both crops are sensitive to stink…