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New report maps AI use and trust of the smart tech across farming operations.

New spray drones boost capacity, autonomy, and efficiency, reshaping aerial application for custom applicators and growers in 2026.

Supreme Court backs Bayer in Roundup case, potentially limiting thousands of cancer-warning lawsuits nationwide.

The ag industry is witnessing the evolution of glufosinate herbicides with the introduction of L-glufosinate products. Learn more about the benefits.

See why CropLife Editor Eric Sfiligoj thinks the ag industry soon could soon see the final act of Bayer’s Roundup brand of glyphosate.

Smarter ag tech starts with trust — discover how innovation in agriculture, led by growers, is driving real impact beyond disruption.

Weather analytics provides foresight in allowing users to make correct and timely decisions on key agronomic practices.

Learn about the fertilizer spreaders the agricultural industry will be using to apply products to the field during the 2025 growing season.

Enhanced Nature (EN), a newly formed U.S. company, has announced that it has begun operations to supply AMF (arbuscular […]

The acquisition includes intangible assets only used in Corteva’s straight-goods glyphosate business throughout the world, with the exception of Argentina.

According to a new Rabobank report, a recovery in consumption is possible, with fertilizer prices lowering and commodity prices at historically high levels.

The new facility, planned to open in 2024, will supply sulfur-based crop nutrients to Midwestern growers.

The unique piece of farm equipment from GUSS Automation is available at select John Deere dealer locations.

As digital breaches are on the rise, a security-first mindset will help bring awareness across your organization.

When it comes to the product attributes of a self-propelled sprayer, perhaps no feature is more critical for applicators than accuracy.

Cybersecurity expert explains the reason farm operations are being targeted and what measures can be implemented to serve as defense.

Shortages of key herbicides were already predicted to be a problem for 2022. That situation has gone from bad to worse in a matter of days.

Industry association urges EPA to reconsider decision and use every legal avenue to reassert its statutory authority to be the regulator of these products.

Though most businesses have coronavirus-related policies for employees, customers, and visitors, few have a plan to manage the arrival of a vaccine.