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Ag Retailers Should Break Out Of The Comfort Zone
For most retailers, 2012 is lining up to be another fantastic year. Most growers were flush with cash and looking…
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The McGregor Co. Takes It Step By Step
Some people, like Steve Watts of The McGregor Co., are born with the “wiring” to see big picture trends and…
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Lyman/Tremont Group: Cultivating Bottom-Up Management
The Lyman/Tremont Group, based in Walnut Grove, CA, is in the midst of implementing some significant changes in its service…
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Strip-Till Vs. No-Till: What’s Better For Soybeans?
The practice of deep banding fertilizer is growing in popularity as more growers turn to strip-till. However, this method may…
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Study: Atrazine Still An Economic Driver
According to a new economic study by Paul D. Mitchell, Ph.D., associate professor, Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics at…
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Tenders Take On Crop Demands
With gains in corn acreage, larger tenders are being called in to help get more fertilizer out.
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CHS Opens Singapore Office
CHS Inc. has opened an office in Singapore, and Rick Browne, senior vice president, Grain Marketing will lead the expansion…
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CropLife America 2012 Legislative Review: Policy In Flux
The crop protection industry and all related stakeholders experienced great change in 2011, and next year may prove to be…
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TFI: Watching Capitol Hill Developments
Both the House and Senate Agriculture Committees have announced plans to start the rewrite of the Farm Bill this spring.…
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ARA Legislative Review: Looking Ahead To 2012
We anticipate an exciting year in Washington, DC, and what happens will have real implications for the agricultural industry. The…
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Outlook 2012: Expect The Best, But Plan For The Worst
Another year will soon be gone. Welcome 2012! As with the coming of every new year, there is a sense…
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CCA Program Update
The International Certified Crop Adviser (ICCA) program of the American Society of Agronomy (ASA) is reaching 20 years of existence.…