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Drift Breakthrough With Granules
As agriculture faces more scrutiny than ever — and growers strive to stretch every input dollar — one issue continues…
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Blenders Stand Up To Pressure
Manufacturers are keenly aware that dealers need to get custom blends mixed and to the field, pronto.
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The Nitrogen Outlook For 2012
The outlook for the North American crop nutrient supplier industry remains very favorable. In its January update, USDA projected a…
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A Fertilizer Resolution For 2012
New Year’s resolutions come in all different forms. Many people want to give something up: “I’m going to quit smoking.”…
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United Cooperative To Pursue Another Merger
The United Cooperative Board of Directors, Beaver Dam, WI, has signed a letter of intent to allow a wholly-owned subsidiary…
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Former Monsanto Executive To Lead FBSciences
FBSciences, Inc. has apppointed Dr. David N. Duncan its new CEO. Before joining FBSciences, Duncan was CEO of Pasteuria Bioscience,…
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Study: Atrazine Boosts U.S. Corn Yields Substantially
A recent study by David C. Bridges, Ph.D., agronomist and president of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, GA, shows…
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Headline Fungicides Named No-Till Products Of The Year
Headline fungicide and Headline AMP fungicide were named top no-till products of 2011 for disease control during the 20th Annual…
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CPS Wynne: Protecting The Environment
From a young age, children at the dinner table are taught to count their blessings before they eat. According to…
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Biofungicide Receives Significant Label Expansion
The U.S. EPA has approved a significant label expansion for Marrone Bio Innovations’ Regalia, a biofungicide that boosts plants’ natural…
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Mobile App Now Available For National Farm Machinery Show
The first-ever mobile app, called “NFMS ’12,” for the National Farm Machinery Show is now available for free on smartphones…
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Early Trade Shows Offer Attendees A Taste Of Spring
It’s mid-January and the winter show season has officially kicked off. Last week, equipment lovers could have spent their time…
