Test market of a new product
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Conklin Company is test marketing a new inoculant and waiting for registration of Magnify LAI as explained by Dan Willgohs, category marketing manager, Conklin.
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- Salary Survey 2013
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- The West Fertilizer Accident: Road Map of AN and NH3 Regulations
- How to estimate N loss resulting from saturated soils
- Commentary: Protest against Monsanto recruits participants
- Texas fertilizer company didn't heed disclosure rules
- Commentary: No-till being blamed for green slime
- Water quality index for ag runoff streamlined
- Owner of West Fertilizer issues statement
- There is no Monsanto Protection Act
- Farmers consider using drones on crops
- Major discrepancy in donations for West, Texas
- Commentary: Misinformation Central
- Vermont legislature considering GMO food labeling
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