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Anuvia Plant Nutrients announces that Jim Byrum is joining the company as director of government affairs. In his new position, Byrum will be responsible for interacting with policy leaders within government and NGOs about Anuvia and the opportunities pres
Prescriptions are easy to create, eliminating time and expense for growers
The 7th Annual Ag World Golf Classic is still scheduled to take place June 2 in Kennewick, Wash., and June 4 in Moses Lake, Wash.
In a March 30 letter to secretary of agriculture Sonny Perdue, more than 75 produce associations urged USDA to take quick action to develop a market stabilization plan that fulfills the intent of the congressional stimulus plan passed last week to help bu
The USDA will release $285 million to grower members of six cooperatives, including Western Sugar in Scottsbluff, Neb., who experienced losses in early April.
At the turn of the 20th century, the vast majority of all seed used in U.S. sugarbeet production originated in Europe. It took two primary factors before Americans were convinced that a domestic seed industry was needed.
Nationally, sugar is doing fine, says Scott Herndon, vice president and general counsel of the ASGA.
A grower in southern California’s Imperial Valley growing region has set a new yield record with a Betaseed variety.
Blackfoot, Idaho-based Spudnik Equipment will continue to manufacture equipment for potato and sugarbeet growers amid the continuously changing situation caused by COVID-19.
Plants have systems in place to get what they need from the sun and soil. Strengthening these systems and empowering plants to do what they are designed to do is the idea behind the science of Agnition’s Procure and Generate.
HELM Agro US, Inc., a global manufacturer of high-quality crop protection and fertilizer products, announces the hiring of Jeff Ezell as regional sales manager for its central Corn Belt territory.
HELM Agro US is seeking experienced and highly driven sales professionals.
Farmers looking for a weather reprieve in the wet weather pattern many areas are seeing won’t get a break in moisture anytime soon.
The fund will award eligible farmers with cash grants of up to $1,000 each. The initial focus will be on farms that sell at farmers markets or to restaurants, caterers, schools, stores, or makers who use farm products.