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The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) supports the Dec. 8 vote by the U.S. Senate to nullify the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate.
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The ag groups are of a position such labeling and regulations should be: durable, predictable, science-based and not fluctuate between administrations.
ARA’s Richard Gupton joins the podcast to talk about legislation and court cases with effects on movement of grain and fertilizer, ag exports and global fertilizer supplies.
ARA has been working hard to advance several policies that benefit ag retailers and their farmer customers.
Covering a full slate of round ups from DC, Richard Gupton, Senior Vice President of Public Policy & Counsel, joined The Scoop podcast to talk about everything from atrazine to infrastructure.
Hunter Carpenter, Senior Director of Public Policy at the Agricultural Retailers Association, came on The Scoop podcast to talk about powerful advocacy tools ag retailers can use.
The Mid America CropLife Association (MACA) presented the association’s awards at its annual meeting in September 2022.
This seed-applied solution helps crops, such as soybean, capture nitrogen from the atmosphere and significantly reduces the need for nitrogen fertilizers – supporting regenerative agriculture.
Albaugh’s expansion is part of the investments to substantially increase its global production of 2,4-D, but the expansion will also add infrastructure for increased production capacity across other product lines.
There’s a stick, a big stick, with potentially big consequences for those involved in the value chain—all the way down to the farm gate.
“This move signifies more than a change in location. It is a symbol of growth of our farmer-owned cooperative, the strength of agriculture in Indiana and the evolution of how we will do business,” says CEO Kevin Still.
Agricultural retailers and other ARA members were already feeling the impact of a potential strike as railroad carriers started to cancel shipments of critical fertilizer products.
Corteva Inc announced on Tuesday plans to exit about 35 countries and lay off roughly 5% of its global workforce as part of the company’s cost-cutting plans.
The new 50,000-square-foot production facility will occupy 50 acres and is set to become operational in 2024.
Opening on August 20, 2012, the Asmark Institute Agricenter has hosted hundreds of training events, and thousands of people have walked through the doors to learn, train, network, and collaborate.
Mike joined UPL in early 2022 as President and Chief Operating Officer of UPL’s Crop Protection business.
“Verification is no longer about binders full of documentation,” said Dane Braun, Vice President of Farm Strategy at Bushel.
The final products for the US market will be produced at the company’s North America facility in Saint Joseph, MO using the existing large-scale capacities for both ester and amine formulations of 2,4-D.
Drexel Chemical Company announces the addition of Jeremy Corrigan as Upper Midwest Sales Representative and Cully Forsyth as Central Midwest Sales Representative.
With this, Yara will have curtailed an annual capacity equivalent of 3.1 million tonnes ammonia and 4.0 million tonnes finished products (1.8 million tonnes urea, 1.9 million tonnes nitrates and 0.3 million tonnes NPK.)
The app, powered by Bushel, puts harvest in growers’ hands with real-time scale tickets, contracts, market information and more
Established in 1932 as the KALO Inoculant Company in Quincy, Illinois, the firm developed a line of bacterial legume inoculants used by Midwest farmers to boost alfalfa and clover hay yields.
“We are thrilled to be selected as a Stoller go-to-market partner for their PGRs all across the American Midwest,” said Mitch Eviston, Founder and CEO of Meristem Crop Performance.
There are 10 different species of forage grasses, four species of turf grasses, and two species of legumes being evaluated.
GreenSolutions product team will be dedicated to their biological portfolio: biopesticides, biostimulants, and biofertilizers.
The company has seven commercially available products, which were used on more than 2 million acres of U.S. farmland in 2022.
Construction on the project within the Midland I-Park began in March of 2020 and took roughly 2 years to complete.
It will be a combination of cover crops, reduced nitrogen rates or split nitrogen applications as well as nutrient reduction wetlands, bioreactors, and saturated buffers Iowa farmers will use to meet their goals.
“Iowa continues to lead on soil health and water quality and grants like this one only help to accelerate our progress,” said Governor Kim Reynolds.