Will Monsanto And Syngenta Combine This Time?

In terms of in-cab computing solutions for the agriculture market, companies like Case IH, Topcon, Trimble, John Deere […]

Remember learning about the food pyramid in school? The nutritional diagram recommends the proper amount of nutrients you […]

Although several trade shows/groups are commemorating various anniversaries during 2015, there is another agricultural-themed milestone this year that […]

As more regions of the country struggle with water conservation and off-site nutrient movement, growers are looking for […]

Another challenge to the safety of glyphosate, and the responses from supporters and opponents, calls to mind a classic Dr. Seuss story.

Manufacturers shoot for versatility and accuracy in this year’s crop of fertilizer spreaders.

A new report from the World Health Organization has classified glyphosate with a “2A” rating as a probable […]

A newly published report from the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classifies the herbicide glyphosate as a “2A-rated possible carcinogen” and the ag industry responds by circling the wagons.

Chuck Gates, of Tiffin, OH, has been named the 2015 Certified Crop Adviser of the Year by the Ohio Certified Crop Adviser Board and will receive $1,500 provided by DuPont Pioneer.

As weather patterns change, some farmers are finding they are losing more nitrogen from their fertilizers to the surrounding environment.

Bayer CropScience’s annual gathering provided insights into some of the many challenges facing today’s agricultural community.

Pinnacle has acquired Hopkins Seed and Chemical in Qulin, MO, which expands the company’s Sanders brand to nine Southern states.

New for 2015 are NutriVision Technology, a unique tool for monitoring in-season plant nutrient availability, and Ascend WSG plant growth regulator, a new dry formulation of Ascend plant growth regulator.

The secretary will deliver a keynote address to several thousand farmers and ag allies during the event’s General Session, to be held Friday, February 27, in Phoenix, AZ.

Celebrating its 50th anniversary, the largest indoor farm show in the country didn’t disappoint with the latest in technology and trends on full display.

Practical experience from some of the most successful growing operations and influential advisers and biocontrol suppliers in the U.S. highlight the agenda for the first-ever Biocontrols 2015 Conference and Tradeshow.

Plenty of factors affected the market during 2014 — and many of these will continue to play a role during 2015 as well.

Many major crop nutrition topics can be tied together if looked at in totality.