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In this OpEd, Daren Coppock, president and CEO of the Agricultural Retailers Associations says “preserving uniform federal labeling protects everyone who depends on the food system—and that means all of us.”
Strategy is about what people understand and act upon, and a compelling illustration helps them grasp key components, see how they connect and remember what matters most.
Amid mounting litigation, should Bayer stop manufacturing and selling its Roundup-branded, glyphosate-based herbicides, the potential fallout would have a wider impact on U.S. agriculture.
The Agricultural Retailers Association says the transportation supply chain challenges faced by the agricultural industry require immediate attention and support from policymakers.
While 2025 has been a roller coaster of setbacks, it’s also proven the extraordinary resilience of northeastern North Carolina growers.
Regulators are asleep on the job
In recent decades, water quality has declined so seriously in certain bodies of water that federal courts have ordered local and state jurisdictions to take concrete actions to address the problem.
We think gene-edited crops will make us better farmers, and that means we’ll grow better food for the people who count on us.
Good quality drone video and imagery can help your marketing stand out from competitors. “Drones help us highlight the best of a property, and also highlight the things we need to improve,” says Tim Cobb.
The resources of the Foundation exist as building blocks for the maintenance and future of professional crop management practitioners.
This July, the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers will hold its annual Education Week once again after being virtual in 2020.
Whether it’s how you’re investing in technology or how your company is regearing itself for the farmer of the future, the ag industry is evolving right before our eyes.
The one common thread—suppliers say they still rely on and appreciate ag retailers as the local trusted adviser.
The factors are converging to make this coming year a springboard for how agriculture is involved in carbon sequestration and climate policies.
My bet is we will never fully return to pre-2020 business behaviors.
Over the years, Mark Williams has accumulated a wealth of experience when it comes to dealing with “oddball” rural appraisals, and a reputation for it as well.
Every year is different, but we always adapt and survive says Matt Winslow, NAICC President.
That’s billion with a b as Nutrien reports the company sold more than $1 billion in products via its Digital Hub in the first three quarters of 2020–double their goal for the entire year.
Focus on some of these 3 “watchouts” as you develop or review your value proposition.