Crops Technology Editor for Successful Farming magazine/Agriculture.com
Crops Looking Good in Much of North Dakota and South Dakota
Early dust storms in some South Dakota areas a reminder to keep soils covered.
How to Manage Soybean Iron Deficiency Chlorosis
Although no one factor causes soybean iron chlorosis, it’s often present on alkaline soils.
Think Before Replanting Soybeans
If remaining plants are healthy, a stand that’s been reduced by 20% can still have 90% yield potential left.
Bayer Closes Monsanto Acquisition
Bayer says in the interim, it’s business as usual for Bayer and Monsanto customers
EWG: Nearly 28,000 U.S. Farmers Received Subsidies or Disaster Relief Payments for 32 Straight Years
The Environmental Working Group says these payments contrast with the U.S. House farm bill that seeks to impose work requirement on some food-stamp recipients.
Why Bayer Is Keeping Its Name in the Bayer-Monsanto Deal
Integration of the two firms starts only when mandated divestments are made.
Bayer Plans to Close on Monsanto June 7
Bayer will double the size of its agricultural business
Not Everyone Buys Into Bayer Buying Monsanto
The National Farmers Union condemns what it says is rubber standing of food and agricultural mergers.
Here’s the Difference Between Sensitive Areas and Susceptible Crops
A susceptible crop can be severely injured by off-target movement
U.S. DOJ Approval Means Bayer’s Buyout of Monsanto Likely in Two Months
The days are getting closer until Bayer and Monsanto are one. Bayer today obtained conditional approval from the Antitrust Division of the DOJ for its proposed acquisition of Monsanto.