CropLife 100: See who made the list
This year’s CropLife 100 is the 42nd annual ranking of the largest ag retailers in the U.S.
Ranked by total sales, companies appearing on the list include independent dealerships and cooperatives offering fertilizer, crop protection products, seed, and custom application services.
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2025 CropLife 100 Report
The annual CropLife 100 report takes the pulse of one of the agricultural industry’s most important segments — the ag retailer. Download the full report and learn how every product category — fertilizer, crop protection, seed, and more — played out for the largest U.S. retailers this past year.
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October 26, 2026
GROWMARK Invests in Wabash Valley Resources’ Indiana Ammonia Fertilizer Project
GROWMARK backs new domestic fertilizer production, strengthening supply reliability and supporting farmers across the Eastern Corn Belt.
October 25, 2026
Helena Agri-Enterprises Inspires the Next Generation of Ag Innovators with Season 2 of ‘Innovation Never Stops’ Series
Learn how Helena’s returning series inspires future ag innovators with engaging classroom resources, interactive activities, and grants.
October 24, 2026
Congressman Eric Sorensen Visits West Central FS to Discuss Illinois Agriculture and Farmer Needs
Congressman Sorensen tours West Central FS, highlighting agricultural innovation, farmer needs, and the importance of industry-policy collaboration.
October 13, 2026
Midwestern BioAg and IFDC Study Finds Organo-Mineral fertilizers Can Match or Outperform Conventional Fertilizers
More stable nutrient release with TerraNu may reduce flash-loss risk, lower cost per bushel and strengthen environmental stewardship.
October 6, 2026
Twin State Inc. Launches Two Liquid Nutrient Products for Spring 2027
fYve-ss is a seed-safe starter fertilizer and thrYv is a UAN-compatible nutrient package.
October 5, 2026
A Landus of Opportunity: How Customer Focus and Innovation Are Shaping the Cooperative’s Next Chapter
The Iowa-based cooperative is remaking itself to keep pace with the structural changes affecting agriculture.