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Dutch startup VanderSat has come out of stealth with a satellite data analysis service for the agriculture sector

Nano Ag Technologies launches water pH modifier

Today Monsanto introduced its updated technology pipeline for seed, data and crop protection products. Products are in various stages of launch but aim to help farmers produce more in uncertain growing conditions.

In 2017 AgReliant announced that it will be going from eight brands of seed to three in 2018.

These four applications provide new levels of machine automation and data sharing.

“Timing continues to be an important consideration in weed management,” says Dallas Peterson, Extension weed specialist, Kansas State University.

Semones has more than 18 years of experience at Novozymes Biologicals, Inc.

The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) recognizes the ExactApply Nozzle Control System and Expert Alerts from John Deere with two AE50 Awards for 2018.

Camso unveiled its new smart track technology during Agritechnica in Hanover, Germany.

Seawinner is the most prominent brand of products for Seawin Biotech Group

Adding an additional mode of action, Stamina F4 cereals fungicide seed treatment by BASF recently gained EPA registration.

Bayer is introducing Poncho Votivo 2.0 to select customers in 2018 through a partnership with Beck’s Hybrids.

With four rows and eight nozzles firing at 100 lbs. per square inch, grit applicator field trials have shown up to 90% season-long weed control.

The facility is fully automated and includes advanced packaging lines as well as a logistics center.

The patent-pending device reduces the amount of grain left behind a bin sweep wheel by more than 80%.

Suggested retail pricing for the most popular agriculture sensor kits have been reduced by at least 20%.

The technology uses long-wave, not microwave, and when the radio wave hits the water molecule, it displace the water

The portfolio consists of three product families: foliar, fertigation, and chelates.

iNet has built out a robust web portal, Content Management System (CMS) and broad customer base in the ag industry with its FarmCentric platform.

Willmar equipment is manufactured by AGCO and marketed by GSI.  

Year over year, Geosys has doubled the number of medium-resolution images processed globally, comparing January 1 to September 30, 2017 to the same time frame in 2016.

Valent U.S.A. LLC has launched Aveo EZ Nematicide as a biological seed treatment to fight Soybean Cyst Nematode (SCN), Reniform nematode and others.  

Soygreen Granular is a new formulation joins the West Central Soygreen iron-chelated fertilizer line.

Tulane launched the grand challenge in 2014 as an international competition to identify and nurture the most innovative and adaptable technologies to fight hypoxia.

Earlier this week the Arkansas’s Legislative Council Administrative Rule and Regulations Subcommittee decided proposed rules for dicamba application be held until the State Plant Board revises the rule.

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture announced new restrictions on the use of dicamba herbicide for the 2018 growing season. The restrictions apply to XtendiMax by Monsanto, Engenia by BASF and FeXapan by DuPont.

The GVM Double Duty Twin Chain spreader offers up to four section swath width control with simplicity and precision and was designed to put out a consistent pattern—no matter the material.

AGCO’s Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) program now includes TerraGator and RoGator applicators.

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If drones are to be a part of agriculture’s remote sensing technology of the future, then it is time they grow up.

The company says these microbials will not only fixate nitrogen but also increase yield by letting the crop take up more nitrogen when needed.

As you help farmers refine their nutrient management, Tom Fry encourages retailers and farmers to use all the tools available to them.

Its weatherproof drone station provides housing, charging, data processing and data transfer function in the field.

Winter is when alfalfa plants go nearly dormant in most of the country, growing extremely slow unable to provide enough competition for weeds.

Retailers are deploying expansive training, restricted sale and use policies and more

Sumitomo Chemical Company, parent company of Valent, recently entered an agreement with DuPont Crop Protection for the development, registration and commercialization of seed treatment technology.

Using nanotechnology, Aqua-Yield launches its NanoPhos product to help improve plant’s uptake of macronutrients and micronutrients.

Koch Biologicals Solutions recently secured exclusive rights to Asilomar Bio’s yield enhancement technology.

Centuro nitrification inhibitor and Anvol urease inhibitor from Koch Agronomic Services are both expected to be commercially available in the U.S. in 2018.

Two sessions at the ARA Conference and Expo were dedicated to discussing a big issue in agriculture—dicamba.

AMVAC Chemical Corporation entered an exclusive distribution agreement with Rotam North America for ReTurn XL 42% insecticide/nematicide.

In 2015, 2016 and again this year, the Farm Journal Test Plots program evaluated the efficacy of ILeVo seed treatment to prevent yield losses to SDS and SCN.

Germany’s Vote Means EU Retains Access to Glyphosate for Five Years

Farmers in North Dakota have additional requirements for applying new dicamba formulations.

Minnesota joins Arkansas, Indiana and Missouri in the states placing additional restrictions on dicamba products.

In its first year of commercial launch, Indigo Corn is showing stellar yield advantages in drought stressed areas.

The Trident 5550 is designed to be a combo machine.

“Right now, economics are driving the industry. Precise placement of products, and not over applying, is key to make sure spreading applications are efficient."

The Missouri Department of Agriculture issued a Special Local Need label for Engenia in what they call “proactive measure to reduce off-target crop injury.”

A group of agricultural groups, including glyphosate manufacturer Monsanto, are joining together to challenge California’s listing glyphosate as a substance “known to the state of California to cause cancer."