Monsanto Withdraws Bid For Syngenta Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 26, 2015 Monsanto Co. abandoned its latest effort to acquire Syngenta AG, the world’s top maker of pesticides, after a […]
CropLife Retail Week: Why Ag Retailers Must Fight Back Plus a MAGIE 2026 Preview By Eric Sfiligoj|June 19, 2026
CF Nitrogen Investment: What It Means For CHS Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 13, 2015 A record $2.8 billion investment in nitrogen fertilizer manufacturing through CF Industries Nitrogen, LLC, is a historic step […]
Syngenta Breaks Ground On $20 Million Expansion Of North America Seedcare Institute Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 11, 2015 The Syngenta North America Seedcare Institute in Stanton, MN, one of the premier seed treatment research facilities in […]
INTEGO SUITE Soybeans Now Registered With All-In-One Formulation Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 11, 2015 Valent U.S.A. Corp. has announced that the registration of its all-in-one formulation of INTEGO SUITE Soybeans, a new […]
Ohio Grower: Why Water Quality Matters To Me Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|August 3, 2015 Fresh off the first anniversary of last summer’s unfortunate Toledo Water Crisis — which was largely attributed in […]
Idle Biofuels Plant In Louisiana To Reopen As Ammonia Facility Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 30, 2015 A Lithuania-based company plans to spend $265 million to reopen an idle biofuels refinery in Grant Parish as […]
Expert: IARC Herbicide Classifications Leading To Confusion, Misinformation Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|July 24, 2015 Few people in the crop protection industry had heard of the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) […]
Could The South’s Most Troublesome Weed Represent A Threat To The Midwest Farm Belt? Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 22, 2015 Palmer amaranth is undoubtedly the most troublesome weed in the southern United States, taking a devastating toll on […]
Kinze Celebrating 50 Years This Summer Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|July 15, 2015 Fifty years after its humble beginning as a small welding shop, Kinze Manufacturing is reflecting on a half-century […]
Ohio Farmers Improving Water Quality Through Fertilizer Applicator Training Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 15, 2015 Since last fall, 6,586 growers and producers responsible for farming some 1 million acres of Buckeye State farmland […]
NOAA: Lake Erie Annual Algal Bloom Could Be ‘Historically Bad’ Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|July 13, 2015 If you are hoping there is any hope that harmful algal blooms will not occur in Lake Erie […]
Building Up Ag Retail By Eric Sfiligoj|July 1, 2015 In the oftentimes unpredictable world we live in, it’s nice to know some things can be reliably countered […]
Indiana NRCS Unveils Interim Gypsum Practice Standard Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 22, 2015 Indiana farmers wishing to use gypsum to improve soil quality as part of on-farm conservation programs now have […]
Precision Agriculture: In-Cab Computing Adds More Customization, Functionality By Matthew J. Grassi|June 3, 2015 In terms of in-cab computing solutions for the agriculture market, companies like Case IH, Topcon, Trimble, John Deere […]
The Human Element Of Precision Agriculture By David Widmar|June 1, 2015 Editor’s note: The 17th Precision Agriculture Survey was completed with partnerships among the departments of Agricultural Economics and […]
Agrilead Forms Distribution Alliance With Kansas-Based KALO Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|May 27, 2015 Agrilead, Inc. announces the formation of a strategic alliance with KALO, Inc. of Overland Park, KS. Through the […]
Monsanto-Syngenta Could Hinge On A Judgment Of Solomon Inspired Solution By Eric Sfiligoj|May 26, 2015 In the bible, the reputation of King Solomon’s wisdom in matters of despite comes from a tale of […]
Bayer Entomologist Issues Statement On Annual Honeybee Losses Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|May 13, 2015 Richard (Dick) Rogers, Principal Scientist / Entomologist, Bayer Bee Care Center for Bayer CropScience LP, today issued the […]
The Cat & Mouse Game Between Syngenta And Monsanto Begins By Eric Sfiligoj|May 11, 2015 Last week, I talked about how two crop protection industry giants, Syngenta and Monsanto, had engaged in some […]
