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Channel Expands Field Check Up Series
For 2011, Channel brand seed is expanding its Field Check Up Series to help more farmers optimize their corn and…
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Bayer CropScience Invests $20 Million In BioScience Greenhouse
Bayer CropScience plans to construct a new greenhouse at its North American headquarters located in Research Triangle Park (RTP), NC,…
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Mosaic Contributes $75,000 For New Zealand Earthquake Relief Efforts
The Mosaic Co. plans to contribute $75,000 (NZ$100,000) for earthquake relief efforts in New Zealand. Mosaic is partnering with the…
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Wilbur-Ellis Acquires Agri-Services
Wilbur-Ellis Co. has purchased the assets of Agri-Services. Agri-Services, founded in 1997, offers a full-line of agronomy services and products…
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Dow AgroSciences Introduces New Weed Control System
The Enlist Weed Control System from Dow AgroSciences is a new herbicide tolerant trait system that will provide robust tolerance…
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It’s Commodity Classic Time!
As I write this week’s column, I’m heading to Tampa, FL, for the annual Commodity Classic show. The event, hosted…
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Fertilizer Fears: Deja Vu All Over Again?
As during 2008 and 2009, much of the future for the ag retail marketplace hinges on the performance of the…
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Advanta US Upgrades Sorghum Production Facility
Advanta US is improving and consolidating its sorghum seed production, processing and storage into its Hereford, TX, facilities. In addition…
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Update: Illinois Pesticide Application Permit
By April 9, 2011 anyone who applies a pesticide to water or has a license to treat for mosquitoes must…
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DuPont, Advanta To Collaborate On Biotech Sorghum
DuPont and Advanta have entered into a collaboration and licensing agreement to develop and deliver sorghum with increased productivity and…
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Precision Agriculture: The Solutions Approach
Trimble has always been known for delivering exemplary technology for precision agriculture use, but has most recently ramped up its…
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Start Your Blenders
Equipment manufacturers say their units are up to the demands this spring’s high fertilizer use will bring.
