Biological Products Gaining Momentum for Ag Retailers By Matt Hopkins|March 5, 2018 Flashback five years ago. Conventional crop inputs largely dominated the portfolios of many U.S. ag retailers, especially those […]
CropLife Retail Week: Why Ag Retailers Must Fight Back Plus a MAGIE 2026 Preview By Eric Sfiligoj|June 19, 2026
Adjuvants Rise to New Challenges By Lisa Heacox|March 5, 2018 One thing you can say about the adjuvant market these days? It’s hot. As concerns about crop protection […]
Biostimulants: Crop Input or Management Mindset? By Giuseppe Natale|March 2, 2018 At the end of November 2017, about 1,200 researchers, regulators, and business representatives gathered in Miami, Florida for […]
Agricultural Biologicals: The Shoes Are Beginning to Fit By Eric Sfiligoj|March 1, 2018 Not too many years ago, I was invited to be a speaker at the annual meeting of the […]
Global Crop Protection Product Supply, Demand, and Use Trends — A Positive Outlook By Bob Fairclough|March 1, 2018 The year 2017 ended as it began; with talk of mergers. Although 2017 saw the completion of the […]
Fertilizer Blenders Check All the Right Boxes By Lisa Heacox|February 26, 2018 Our CropLife 100 dealers may be reporting a downturn in fertilizer sales these past few years, but that […]
Looking More Closely at the 4Rs of Nutrient Management By Jennifer Martin|February 22, 2018 Spring is just around the corner, and farmers are already preparing for the upcoming growing season. Fertilizer is […]
Phosphate and Potash Outlook 2018 By Mike Rahm|February 19, 2018 Phosphate and potash prices trended upward throughout 2017. Several factors combined to move prices higher last year. Global […]
Opinion: Redefining the Ag Tech Revolution By Paul Schrimpf|February 12, 2018 I was interviewing Roger DuMond, long-time precision agronomy specialist who’s been toiling at the technology grindstone for more […]
The 2018 Fertilizer Outlook from the Distribution Level By Eric Sfiligoj|February 9, 2018 Can the crop nutrients marketplace expect a better time during the 2018 growing season? This is what a […]
Fungicides 2018: Looking at New Pressures, Including Resistance By Eric Sfiligoj|February 7, 2018 Historically, fungal diseases have tended to take something of a backseat to their higher profile brethren in the […]
The Nitrogen-Based Fertilizer Outlook for 2018 By Bert Frost|February 5, 2018 The global nitrogen market — from producers and traders to retailers and end-users — faced a year of […]
Monsanto Launches Website with Details on Mandatory Dicamba Training Sessions Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 1, 2018 Ahead of the 2018 growing season, Monsanto is providing hundreds of free, in-person training sessions to help reinforce […]
Tender Innovations Off the Chart for Fertilizer, Seed Handling By Lisa Heacox|January 30, 2018 Over the past year, the customer has become the real winner because manufacturers are building tenders so competitively, […]
CommoditAg Adds Another CropLife 100 Company Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 30, 2018 CommoditAg, an easy-to-use online ordering platform announced its newest partnership with Landmark Services Cooperative, ranked No. 37 on […]
Insecticides: Making the Most of Limited Chemistries By Lisa Heacox|January 25, 2018 While no widespread, plague-like insect infestations hit growers in 2017, a number of traited Bt crops continued to […]
Tracking Evidence of Strength in Crop Protection Segment By Lisa Heacox|January 23, 2018 If the latest word from CropLife 100 companies is any indication, the state of the crop protection product […]
Dicamba Discussion Dominates IFCA By Eric Sfiligoj|January 19, 2018 As one of the first state association meetings held each year, the annual Illinois Fertilizer & Chemical Association […]
Vernon: CommoditAg Designed to Address E-Commerce Trend in Crop Protection By Paul Schrimpf|January 18, 2018 When it comes to farmer purchasing options in crop protection products, the pressure from Internet-based e-commerce sites offering […]
