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Seed Shortage Could Dampen 2012 Outlook
A few weeks ago, I wrote in one of my columns about the hidden dangers that might derail or dampen…
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Study: Atrazine Aids Environment
University of Wisconsin-Madison economist Paul D. Mitchell, Ph.D., found the use of atrazine helps farmers reduce aggregate soil erosion by…
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Get Ready For Agriculture 3.0
I was digging through a file cabinet a few weeks ago and came across some pictures of my dad from…
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Asmark Institute To Develop New Training Complex
The Asmark Institute has plans to construct a new training complex in Bloomington, IL, to host its Ammonia Technician Course…
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AMVAC Names Midwest Marketing Manager
Joe Short, a marketing and sales executive with more than 15 years of experience in agricultural sales, marketing and product…
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Chick Watching
In 1993, Indiana grower William “Chick” Bugher needed a couple of pieces of Classic IRON to help out on his…
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Rugged And Safe NH3 Performers
Case IH Nutri-Placer 950 Strip Tiller The new Nutri-Placer 950 Strip Tiller comes in 20-, 30-, 50- and 60-foot model…
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Forklifts That Work
G Series Case Construction Equipment The 586G Series 3 has a lift capacity of 6,000 pounds and the 588G Series…
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GROWMARK Launches New History Website
GROWMARK has launched a new “Our History” Website in honor of the cooperative’s 85th anniversary. The site is designed to…
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CoBank Completes Merger With U.S. AgBank
CoBank, a cooperative bank serving agribusinesses, rural infrastructure providers and Farm Credit associations throughout the United States, has successfully completed…
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Mosaic To Cut Phosphate Production Through March
The Mosaic Co. plans to reduce finished phosphate production by up to 250,000 tonnes through March 31, 2012. In the…
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2012: The End Of The World Means Little To Ag
Welcome to 2012! If you follow the writings of some fringe believers, this will be the last year the world…