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Nuage Vases: Newest Addition to Vitra Accessories Collection

Sep 20, 2016

The Vitra Accessories Collection encompasses the growing portfolio of design objects, accessories and textiles produced by Vitra. The brand presented their of 2fall/winter collection016/2017 at the Maison&Objet show in Paris. Among the new ...

Tags: Vitra Accessories Collection, Maison&Objet show, Vitra

Dow Agrosciences Announces New Spring Wheat Herbicide

Dec 3, 2015

Spring wheat growers will have a new herbicide option in 2016. Dow AgroSciences announced that PerfectMatch herbicide, broadleaf weed and grass control solution for spring wheat and durum, received U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ...

Tags: Spring wheat, Dow Agrosciences, herbicide

Dow Sells Global Dinitroaniline Herbicide Portfolio

Dec 3, 2015

As Dow AgroSciences looks to the future of weed control, it's decided to sell its entire global dinitroaniline (DNA) herbicide portfolio. Gowan Company announced today that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the DNA ...

Tags: Dow, dinitroaniline, herbicide portfolio

Problems for Farmers with Flooded Fields

Jul 9, 2015

On May 1, 2012, residents of Albany and Avon, Minnesota, were delayed from delivering May Day baskets when a sudden storm dropped buckets of rain on the towns. The May Day storm brought 2 to 3 inches of rain in one hour. It was a minor ...

Tags: agricultural products, Stearns County Minnesota

Barker and Stonehouse Store Is Being Brought to Life Through Living Wall and Roof

Mar 25, 2015

The new flagship Barker and Stonehouse store on Teesside Retail Park is being brought to life through the creation of the first living wall and roof on Teesside. Thousands of colourful plants will soon transform a south-facing wall and ...

Tags: Green features, Insulation, Furniture

EPA Announces Lehigh Gap Nature Center with a 2014 Excellence in Site Reuse Award

Sep 28, 2014

PHILADELPHIA– Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Mid-Atlantic Regional Administrator Shawn M. Garvin presented the Lehigh Gap Nature Center and its Executive Director Dan Kunkle with a 2014 Excellence in Site Reuse Award. The ...

Tags: EPA, Site Reuse Award, Service

Mars Has Secured LEED Gold Certification for Its New Manufacturing Plant in Topeka

Sep 18, 2014

Mars Chocolate North America has secured LEED Gold certification for its new manufacturing plant in Topeka, Kansas. Spread over an area of around 500,000ft2, the Topeka plant produces M&M'S brand candies and Snickers bars. The plant has ...

Tags: Chocolate, Food

Some Practices Successful Sorghum Growers Use to Get The Crop off to a Good Start

Apr 24, 2014

Grain sorghum planting is in full-swing throughout the Central Plains, and as it moves northward, there are some practices successful sorghum growers use to get the crop off to a good start. 1. Plant the right hybrid. Choose the ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

CCEI Has Announced a Two-Year Program with ExxonMobil to Research Renewable Chemicals

Apr 16, 2014

The Catalysis Center for Energy Innovation (CCEI), a U.S. Department of Energy-Energy Frontier Research Center led by the University of Delaware, has announced a two-year program with ExxonMobil to research renewable chemicals from biomass. ...

Tags: Construction, Decoration, Chemicals

Now Is The Ideal Time to Control Troublesome Pasture Weeds

Mar 13, 2014

With no green showing in the pasture, few livestock producers are thinking about weed control, but now is the ideal time to control troublesome pasture weeds, says Dr. David Fernandez, Cooperative Extension Program livestock specialist at ...

Tags: weed control, livestock, improving forage availability

To Make Good Grass Silage, Producers Must First Harvest High-Quality Forage

Feb 26, 2014

By Nick Paulson To make good grass silage, producers must first harvest high-quality forage, use the right type and amount of inoculant, and pack and cover the product tightly and properly. That’s the advice of Dan Undersander, ...

Tags: Grass Silage, forage, Agriculture

Researchers Made This Argument in a Journal Article in Response to a Debate

Feb 10, 2014

Eliminating grazing won't reduce the impact of climate change on rangeland, according to nearly 30 scientists in the western United States. The researchers, who work for nine universities and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, made this ...

Tags: Climate Change on Rangeland

Alberta's Cattle See Their Feed Change Rapidly Throughout Their Growth Cycle

Feb 10, 2014

Alberta's cattle see their feed change rapidly throughout their growth cycle. Milk and fresh grasses give way to stockpiled forages or dry hay and grain as the calves grow. The feed shift is compounded by other unique challenges for ...

Tags: Cattle

Zidua Herbicide Receives Federal Registration for Wheat

Feb 8, 2014

New wheat herbicide, new sorghum and corn hybrids, multi-hybrid planter, and new partnerships all on the horizon. Zidua herbicide receives federal registration for wheat BASF announced that Zidua herbicide has received federal ...

Tags: wheat herbicide, agriculture

Cover Crops Offer Beef Profit Potential Between Fall Crop Harvest and Spring Planting

Jan 15, 2014

By Robert L. Kallenbach Winter cover crops on corn and soybean acres are a natural fit for crop-and-beef farms. Cover crops offer beef profit potential for the time between fall crop harvest and spring planting, says Rob Kallenbach. He ...

Tags: winter cover crops, corn, soybean, crop-and-beef farms, Rob Kallenbach

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