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 […]
Fertilizer Outlook 2018: A Bright Future . . . But Not in North America By Eric Sfiligoj|January 18, 2018 Based upon what fertilizer industry watchers believe, 2018 could turn out to be a decent growth year for […]
Aqua-Yield Introduces NanoPhos Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 30, 2017 With drastically improved phosphorus retention and application rates at only 4 ounces per acre, Aqua-Yield has introduced NanoPhos […]
In Crop Protection, America First By Bob Fairclough|November 27, 2017 In nominal terms, the global market for crop protection chemicals further declined to $53.1 billion in harvest year 2016 […]
Considerations for Using Starter Fertilizer By CropLife Staff|November 21, 2017 When choosing a starter fertilizer system that works best for your specific field or operation, there are three […]
Agrium Sells Idaho Phosphate Plant to Address Merger Concerns Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 7, 2017 Canadian fertilizer producer and farm supplier Agrium Inc. said on Tuesday it will sell its Idaho phosphate production […]
Multiple Studies in Soil P By David Vincent|September 9, 2017 Use of a maleic-itaconic copolymer fertilizer additive can have a positive effect on the solubility and potential plant […]
Nutrient Companies Comment on Planting Shifts By Lisa Heacox|September 1, 2017 Cropping shifts always play a role in fertilizer projections, and two nutrient companies weighed in on the topic. […]
Fertilizer Topics to Watch By Lisa Heacox|September 1, 2017 The mood at this past summer’s Southwestern Fertilizer Conference was “a little more upbeat” than last year, reports […]
A Look at Potash Origin and Sources By CropLife Staff|July 12, 2017 Potassium (K) in agriculture is often loosely referred to as potash. The term potash comes from an early […]
Former PotashCorp COO Joins BRANDT Board Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 27, 2017 BRANDT has announced the appointment of another industry veteran to its board of directors. David Delaney, most recently […]
Bring More Nutrient Boosters On Board By Lisa Heacox|April 3, 2017 Growers are always on the look-out for that silver bullet that boosts yields and offers bang-up return-on-investment. While such […]
The Fertilizer Institute Commends Senate On Confirmation Of New EPA Administrator Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 17, 2017 The Fertilizer Institute (TFI) President Chris Jahn issued the following statement on the Senate confirmation of Oklahoma Attorney […]
The Phosphorus/Potash Outlook For 2017 By Mike Rahm|February 2, 2017 If the old adage that “the cure for low prices is low prices” holds true, then phosphorus (P) […]
2017 Fertilizer Outlook: Hard To Read, But Some Positive Developments By Eric Sfiligoj|February 1, 2017 Compared to its performance in 2016, the fertilizer market could see a slight rebound in 2017. Or it […]
Cautious Optimism On Fertilizer In 2017 By Lisa Heacox|January 10, 2017 What kind of fertilizer rates are growers and retailers looking at in 2017 and beyond? According to stakeholders […]
The BioAg Alliance Advances New Microbial Solutions For Agriculture Posted by Matt Hopkins|January 5, 2017 The BioAg Alliance, Monsanto’s and Novozymes’ collaboration to improve crop harvests through products containing naturally-occurring microbes, has announced […]
Biologicals Can Help Increase Phosphate Availability By CropLife Staff|December 20, 2016 Much of the phosphate you apply to your field through fertilizer bonds to soil particles and other elements […]
2016: The Year Of Big Changes In Agriculture By Eric Sfiligoj|November 1, 2016 It’s November, and 2016 is heading for the finish line. And most folks in ag will probably be […]
