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The latest news and information of specific interest to farm managers, crop consultants, ag retailers and the ag industry professionals serving them is delivered weekly on Monday in this e-newsletter.
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News specific to inform, educate and assist ag retailers is delivered in this e-newsletter weekly each Thursday. Circulation is limited to only ag retailer/distributor management and employees.
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Latest News
more»University of Wisconsin-Madison develops heart-healthier oat
05/17/12
AFBF: Multi-legged stool best approach for Farm Bill
05/17/12
Wheat futures remain strong on Thursday
05/17/12
Illinois weed scientist reports on corn herbicide injury
05/17/12
Soybean futures rally around export demand at midday
05/17/12
2011 crop insurance claims approach $11 billion
05/17/12
Syngenta, Dow AgroSciences sign new agreement
05/17/12
First annual report on U.S. corn grades, standards, moisture
05/17/12
2011 Equipment Directory
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HPPD herbicide-resistant weed site in Illinois 
Aaron Hager, associate professor of weed science and Extension specialist with the University of Illinois, talks about the one site in Illinois where weeds resistant to HPPD mode-of-action herbicides is being studied.
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CTIC Indian Creek project explained
Karen Scanlon, executive director of the Conservation Technology Information Center, explains the Indian Creek, Ill., project measuring water quality associated with conservation farming practices.
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Majorly improved dicamba formulation ready
Steve Bowe, BASF biology group leader, notes that the highly improved formulation of dicamba, which the company has named Engenia, will be available as the dicamba-tolerant cropping system is registered for farmer use mid-decade.
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Product News
more»Weather
Weather report: Dry conditions in the Corn Belt
05/17/2012
In the West, cool weather is returning to the Pacific Northwest and coastal California. On the Plains, isolated showers across northern areas are providing beneficial moisture for winter wheat and spring-sown small grains. In the Corn Belt, frost was noted this morning in parts of northern Lower Michigan. In the South, beneficial rain continues to provide limited drought relief in the southern Atlantic States.
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Web Poll
Do free trade agreements impact your business?
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more»Success without sacrifice: Change your thinking
A lot of people have given up on this idea. They act as if their lives are limited to a series of trade-offs, and they end up making difficult choices they really don’t want to make. Read more
