Bridging the Gap: Emergent Connext Brings Internet to the Field Edge

Lots of transformations in the way DC operates is putting strain on agriculture, says Editor Eric Sfiligoj.

Editors Eric Sfiligoj and Dan Jacobs cover USDA changes, ag tech trends, award finalists, and early insights from CropLife 100.

Discover how the Farm4Profit podcast mixes real farm talk with profit-focused insights — all delivered in a fun, relatable way.

Micronutrients are now mission-critical. Helena Product Group’s Jason Gregory shares how data, seed tech, and ROI are driving growth into 2026.

Ag retailers must prepare for Smart Tech’s third phase—where AI, autonomy, and data integration reshape agronomy, logistics, and grower relationships.

Lawsuit hits Enlist herbicide, Corteva split buzz, Land O’Lakes fund launch, and Lara’s upcoming Nutrien potash mine tour.

Representatives across all sectors agree that working together is the key in the agricultural world, says Editor Eric Sfiligoj.

Tariff changes, trade talks, and a looming Supreme Court decision could reshape input costs for ag retailers — here’s what to watch.

AI is moving from hype to impact across agriculture. In this episode, we recap MACA highlights, a co-op-led investment push into agtech, and industry reaction to the Make America Healthy Again Commission.

ARA CEO Daren Coppock shares key policy wins, looming challenges in D.C., and what ag retailers can expect at the December conference.

The 2025 MACA keynote speaker said the conditions are now right for artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to remake how agriculture operates.

Soil sampling isn’t “just” soil sampling — it’s the foundation of smarter agronomic decisions, says ag tech expert Dave Swain.

Digital finance is bringing consumer-grade experiences to agricultural retailers and their grower-customers. 

From drones to data, the new “Smart Tech Decoded” podcast dives into how AI and smart tech are transforming ag from intuition to intelligence.

Good things come in small packages. While it’s unlikely that whoever first voiced that cliché was referring to micronutrients, it certainly applies.

Like other crop inputs, micronutrients are most effective and efficient when applied with precision, says Nachurs’ Tommy Roach.

Appointment reaffirms Landus’ commitment to finding a forward-thinking, proven leader who understands the key role cooperatives play in supporting Iowa farms.

Micronutrients are no longer optional — grower adoption rises as tech, data, and ROI-driven strategies reshape crop planning and application precision.