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CROPLIFE, a key member of the Agribusiness Group at Meister Media Worldwide, stands out as the top brand in agricultural retail communication in the country. It provides extensive market access with effective and meaningful brand extensions tailored specifically for the input distribution sector, such as CropLife eNews and CropLife Webinars. The Agribusiness Group also includes other well-known brands like CROPLIFE IRON, PRECISIONAG, and AGRIBUSINESS GLOBAL.

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Sustainable Aviation Fuel: Another Driver for Future Crop Use

1 week ago | croplife.com | Eric Sfiligoj

A few weeks ago, we presented a look at the future of renewable diesel and what this might mean for soybean demand. In addition, another alternative fuel that also promises to grow U.S.-grown crop demand as a feedstock source is sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). By its basic definition, SAF is a biofuel used to power aircraft. It is made from non-petroleum feedstocks (derived from such crops as corn and soybeans) and is a “drop-in” fuel.
In-Plant Equipment and Systems: Real-Time Data, Labor Challenges Among Leading Adoption Drivers for Latest Automation Technology

1 week ago | croplife.com | Dan Jacobs |Eric Sfiligoj |Lara Sowinski

As the understanding of a crop’s needs grows the importance of delivering the right mix of products becomes more critical. Combine that with worker shortages and rising costs means getting it wrong could lead to disaster. “Between industry consolidation, higher inventory costs, and labor shortages, in-plant systems have become a necessity for ag retailers and wholesalers who are looking to stay competitive,” says Todd Scobie, Director of Sales and Marketing, Murray Equipment Inc. (MEI).
Frontier Fields Program from Mosaic Biosciences Receives Honors from NAMA

1 week ago | croplife.com | Dan Jacobs |Matt Hopkins

The Frontier Fields program from Mosaic Biosciences won first place in the Digital Content category at the National Agri-Marketing Association’s (NAMA) Best of NAMA Awards last week. As part of its commitment to transparency, Mosaic Biosciences launched the Frontier Fields program to document real farmers’ experiences and honest opinions of biologicals during the 2024 growing season.
Bushel and CFA Partner to Provide Cooperative Members and Farmers Access to Digital Payments

1 week ago | croplife.com | Matt Hopkins

Bushel, a leader in digital payments and workflow solutions for agriculture, announced the Cooperative Finance Association (CFA) will integrate with Bushel’s digital wallet as an embedded finance solution for its members. This partnership gives agribusinesses a simpler, more competitive way to enhance the payment experience within CFA’s financing options. CFA provides financing solutions to agricultural cooperatives and their farmer members across 38 states.
HGS BioScience Acquires Earthgreen Products and Menefee Mining Corp.

1 week ago | croplife.com | Dan Jacobs |Matt Hopkins

Paine Schwartz Partners-backed HGS BioScience, a global leader in the production of extracted humates in both granule and liquid form, has acquired Earthgreen Products, Inc., and the world-renowned Menefee Mining Corporation. The company is now able to elevate the quality and performance of its humic and fulvic acid lineup, providing ag retailers with a broad range of products in multiple formulations to help their grower customers improve soil health.
Adding Adjuvants to the Mix: How Advanced Solutions Can Help Get the Most From Your Applications

1 week ago | croplife.com | Eric Sfiligoj

At the start of every growing season (actually months prior) growers have a variety of decisions to make. They must select the crops they’ll grow, the seeds, along with the traits they’ll plant, and myriad other issues before anything makes it into the ground. Included in those decisions are adjuvants, a sometimes overlooked (or neglected) product that can enhance success.
Making Sense of Planting Populations to Optimize Yield Potential

1 week ago | croplife.com | Matt Hopkins

By AgReliant Genetics|April 13, 2025 It’s not necessarily how much you plant but what you harvest that matters. Logic says that as you increase populations, you increase yield. But that’s only true to a certain point. “You will hit a certain threshold whereby increasing plant populations, you decrease yield potential because you’ve outpopulated your inputs,” says Matt Teply, LG Seeds agronomist.
Ag Alumni Seed Appoints Craig Anderson CEO

1 week ago | croplife.com | Matt Hopkins

By Purdue University|April 12, 2025 Agriculture Alumni Seed Improvement Association Inc. (Ag Alumni Seed) has appointed Craig Anderson as its chief executive officer. This transition follows more than a decade of strong collaboration between Purdue University and the leadership of Jay Hulbert, who served as the CEO of Ag Alumni Seed for 12 years.
Ag Aviation Industry Urges All Drone Operators to Operate Safely and Give Right-of-Way to Manned Agricultural Aircraft

2 weeks ago | croplife.com | Matt Hopkins

As the United States agriculture industry enters the upcoming growing season, the National Agricultural Aviation Association (NAAA) asks all uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) operators (or drones) to be mindful of low-altitude crewed (or manned) agricultural aircraft operations. Agricultural aviators treat 127 million acres of cropland in the U.S. each year in addition to millions of acres of pastureland, rangeland and forestry that help farmers increase productivity and protect their crops.
Syngenta and University Tools Help Growers Quantify 2025 Fungicide Impact

2 weeks ago | croplife.com | Corteva Agriscience |Matt Hopkins

If there’s one thing growers are used to, it’s unpredictability, and 2025 is shaping up to keep them on their toes again. While states like Kentucky, Missouri and Tennessee recently experienced heavy rains and flooding, the United States’ exit from the most recent La Niña weather pattern sets the stage for a warmer, drier summer. And while corn and soybean acres are predicted to increase in 2025, lower crop prices are expected to persist.