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The Changing Face Of Weed Control
“What’s good for the goose is good for the gander,” goes an old saying. Besides waterfowl, this adage could also…
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Lessons From The Past: ALS Resistance
The start of 2011 marked two decades since the first ALS-resistant weeds — kochia and Russian thistle — were documented…
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Honoring RoGator
For the past four years, readers of CropLife® magazine’s sister publication, CropLife IRON, have had the chance to nominate five…
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Organics Industry: Led Astray
Editor’s Note: Mischa Popoff is an advanced organic inspector based in Canada, and has been outraged over the hijacking of…
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The Currency Of Precision
Data are the foundation for decisionmaking in any enterprise but the complexity of their realization and their importance as a…
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Maximizing Corn Yield
Given today’s high-yielding corn genetics, favorable crop prices and volatile input costs, getting the most out of every acre is…
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Serving Your Customer Of The Future
One of the most important considerations for any business that’s planning for its own long term sustainability is figuring out…
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Passive Is Passé
Change is in the air for agriculture — and I’m not talking about the weather. As I write this column,…
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Why Employees Leave
One of the biggest challenges in successfully managing an agronomy retail operation is keeping your top employees. Every day, we…
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Survival Guide For Small Retailers: Size And Success
When CropLife® magazine sent me an email asking about writing an article about the survival of small and medium retailers,…
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Adjuvants, Specialty Inputs Gain Ground
With current corn and soybean commodity prices, anything is possible, right? Well, you know much more goes into the equation.…
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An Easy Target
Recently, I read an article about how Internet retailer Amazon is fighting tooth-and-nail to prevent some states from requiring it…