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AgProfessional magazine is a monthly magazine that provides editorial and advertising for agronomic and business management solutions specifically to agricultural retailers/distributors, professional farm managers and crop consultants.
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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
New online campaign for fertilizer industry
The global fertilizer industry has launched a new online campaign called “Roots for Growth,” highlighting the important role that fertilizers play in addressing global food security responsibly, efficiently and sustainably.
When the soil doesn’t hold enough phosphorus
Since plants can’t make their own phosphorus, scientists in Portugal are researching how to turn up Pi uptake by plants' root cells.
Koch Fertilizer to increase production
Koch Fertilizer has retained Black & Veatch, a global engineering, consulting and construction company, to help develop numerous projects to increase its North American production by more than two million tons annually through production enhancements and new capacity investments.
Fertilizer limits could cost billions
The lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency over fertilizer runoff in the Mississippi River Basin could have a costly impact on farmers and ag retailers. Daren Coppock, president and CEO of Agricultural Retailers Association, and Richard Gupton, vice president of legislative policy and counsel for ARA, discussed the implications with Mike Adams on Monday’s AgriTalk radio program.
Sulfur deficiency of corn and other crops may be becoming more prevalent because less S is deposited from the atmosphere to the soil due to reductions in power plant S emissions
EuroChem to acquire K+S Nitrogen (05/09/12)
Emerged corn, herbicides and nitrogen (05/09/12)
Is there any value to starter fertilizer on soybeans? (05/09/12)
Potential implications of Mississippi River lawsuit (05/08/12)
Global potash surplus projected (05/08/12)
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