A Deeper Dive Into The Future Of Precision Ag By Paul Schrimpf|May 9, 2016 For about two decades now, through the good and the bad times, the ups and the downs inherent […]
CropLife Retail Week: Nutrien Mine Tour, Farm Loans, and Remembering Ag-Chem Equipment Founder Al McQuinn By Eric Sfiligoj | Lara Sowinski|November 1, 2024
WSSA: Billions In Potential Economic Losses From Uncontrolled Weeds Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 4, 2016 What losses would corn and soybean growers experience if they were forced to eliminate herbicides and other control […]
Reasons For Hope In Commodity Prices By Eric Sfiligoj|May 2, 2016 For many months now, the doomsayers have ruled the day in agriculture. Too much supply with too little […]
Missing The Family Ties In Agriculture By Eric Sfiligoj|April 25, 2016 By its nature, the agriculture market is cyclical. Up and down cycles come and go with a regular […]
Herbicide Resistance In Waterhemp Continues To Grow Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 22, 2016 Twenty-five years ago, waterhemp was virtually unknown to Illinois farmers. Today, the broadleaf weed blankets corn and soybean […]
Biotech Corn Drop More Economics Vs. Consumer Rejection By Eric Sfiligoj|April 18, 2016 Since their introduction into the agricultural marketplace, biotech crops has steadily grown in acreage in the countries of […]
Bayer: 5 Reasons We Disagree With Maryland Neonic Ban Posted by Matthew J. Grassi|April 12, 2016 We’re disappointed that the Maryland legislature chose not to stand up for sound science and the rights of […]
Challenging Global Economic Conditions Putting More Heat On U.S. Ag Retailers By Paul Schrimpf|April 7, 2016 There it is. That vague, slightly sickening feeling in the pit of my stomach. Things are getting weird […]
What’s Trending In Soil Testing And Scouting By Lisa Heacox|April 6, 2016 Keeping up on soil testing and scouting, especially following unusual weather conditions, can play a role in maximizing […]
Slideshow: 14 Tough Tenders Built To Handle Fertilizer, Seed Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 16, 2016 Equipment manufacturers are designing tenders to not only move product more efficiently but make the process easier on […]
Palmer Amaranth Continues Northward Spread By Eric Sfiligoj|March 14, 2016 Many, many years ago – not too long after I started covering the agricultural marketplace – one of […]
Process Safety Management Compliance Toolkit Now Available From ResponsibleAg Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 10, 2016 ResponsibleAg has announced the availability of MyPSM+RMP Compliance Assistance Tool and PSM Training Modules. These online materials will […]
What We Learned At Commodity Classic Posted by Marc Antonelli|March 10, 2016 Editor Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj discuss the products and rumors making the rounds at last week’s Commodity […]
Modern Corn Hybrids More Resilient To Nitrogen Stress Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 9, 2016 Modern corn hybrids produce more plant material and take up, on average, the same amount of nitrogen as […]
Climate FieldView Suite Launched By Matthew J. Grassi|March 8, 2016 The Big Data Revolution in ag is getting a little more crowded, if you hadn’t noticed yet. Monsanto-owned […]
Adjusting To The New Reality Of Weed Control By Eric Sfiligoj|November 4, 2014 Even with new cropping systems being readied for market introductions, weed control will remain a challenge for many.
ResponsibleAg Begins Auditor Training Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 31, 2014 ResponsibleAg auditor training is now underway at the Ford B. West Center for Responsible Agriculture in Owensboro, KY.
New Research Study Shows The Value Of Neonics Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 29, 2014 The study evaluated seed treatment, soil and foliar uses of neonicotinoid insecticides in the U.S. and Canada.
Platform Specialty Products To Acquire Arysta LifeScience Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 20, 2014 Once the acquisition is complete, Platform Specialty Products will combine Arysta LifeScience with previously acquired companies Agriphar and Chemtura Crop Solutions.
