Mary Hartney

See how CropLife America is using comedy to shed light on the importance of crop protection.

Dennis Wedgworth receives accolades during Florida Fertilizer & Agrichemical Association’s 86th annual meeting.

Success in agriculture industry leadership, stewarship, and advocacy starts from the ground up.

You don’t have to be a super hero, rock star, or award-winning scientist to aid farming. You can help by supporting professionalism in fields.

We as an industry need to figure out ways to be engaged, to keep the discussions productive, and the solutions science-based.

The farming industry has a great story to tell. The hard part is getting willing listeners to understand.

Growers, beekeepers, and the ag-chem industry urged to work together to protect pollinators and plants.

A select group of University of Florida students are thinking of innovative ways to meet the challenges of supporting 9+ billion people on Earth by 2050.

Health, safety, and security regarding the handling and storage of fertilizer products should be a priority in 2015.

FFAA’s Mary Hartney says take time during this holiday season to give thanks where thanks is due.

Despite barrages against modern agriculture, there is hope.

Thomas Hager’s “Alchemy of Air” thoroughly explores the people, politics, and pitfalls behind the scientific process that changed the way food is grown.

Farmers can set the record straight and take the fear factor out of food consumption.

It’s time to answer the wake-up call from West, TX.

Facing a county commission is easier for me than addressing a classroom of eager, active kindergartners and first […]

Meeting fascinating people passionate about agriculture is one of the best things about FFAA’s Annual Meeting. This summer, […]

The tide is turning in the fight against EPA’s imposition of Numeric Nutrient Criteria (NNC) in Florida. Opponents […]

Any association is only as good as its leaders. FFAA has been blessed with dedicated professionals elected by […]

Clean water issues dominated discussion when FFAA hit the halls of Congress this spring. A torrent of concerns […]

John Quincy Adams, our sixth President, noted: “If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do […]