Retail Remedies: The Ongoing Promise of Micronutrients in Agriculture

Recognizing that worker priorities have changed during the COVID years is the key to successfully recruiting for the future.

Supply shortages push adjuvants into the limelight, as retailers and growers sharpen focus on making every ounce of herbicide count.

Eric Sfiligoj welcomes new CropLife Group Editor to discuss industry news and play Fun with Numbers.

CoBank Representative joins Eric Sfiligoj to discuss challenges to agriculture as part of CropLife’s Retail Remedies series.

Higher nitrogen-based fertilizer prices and the desire for greater crop yields are setting the stage for a great year for nitrogen stabilizers.

Eric Sfiligoj and Richard Jones talk about the USDA acreage numbers for 2022, a big corn buy from China, and a fun with numbers regarding crop acres.

With similar professional histories, the pairing of the Council of Producers and Distributors of Agrotechnology (CPDA) and its new president seems preordained.

Eric Sfiligoj and Richard Jones share good news about John Deere, Enlist, and the Agribusiness Association of Iowa.

The leaders of several trade associations share their insights on ag in the coming years.

Eric Sfiligoj and Richard Jones discuss the settlement in the Canadian rail workers dispute, the recent outdoor ag equipment event in DC, and fun with numbers regarding the Farm Bill.

Lasting only two days, the end of Canada’s rail strike brings some sense of certainty back to fertilizer supply for the spring season.

Eric Sfiligoj and Richard Jones discuss the recent Commodity Classic show, including comments from Tom Vilsack, two Kansas cooperative merging, and a fun with numbers regarding the number 45.

Adapting to change is the key to surviving — and thriving — with employees in a post-pandemic world.

Eric Sfiligoj and Richard Jones look at some recent transportation issues for agriculture, review the recent Biocontrols USA conference, and play a Fun with Numbers with a new twist.

Across the entire agricultural world, suppliers, producers, ag retailers, and growers are attempting to keep products moving through a still-knotted supply chain.

Eric Sfiligoj and special guest Jackie Pucci discuss the latest glyphosate news from Bayer, the potential impact of the Russian/Ukraine conflict upon agriculture, and a fun with numbers tied to the annual Commodity Classic show.

Despite ongoing supply chain and labor challenges and concerns about steel prices, manufacturers expect growth in 2022.

Workers have been leaving jobs at a record pace, leaving employers scrambling to find enough employees.