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February 25, 2013

AMS Is Now Agricen; Commercial Product Shipping from New Plant

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Topics: Corporate & Community, Loveland Products

December 5, 2012

The 1st World Congress on Biostimulants in Agriculture

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By David G. Beaudreau, Vice President of Environmental Policy, DC Legislative and Regulatory Services

Last week, I attended the First World Congress on the Use of Biostimulants in Agriculture. Over 700 people from more than 30 countries were also in attendance, all of whom seem to have a strong interest in and energy for this emerging field. Being an attendee offered a preview into what will likely be an expanding market and larger long-term issue in the agriculture industry.

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Topics: Guest Blogs, Ag Biologicals & Biostimulants

November 19, 2012

How Can We Access More Nutrients from Crop Residue?

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Topics: Illinois, Crop Residue, Corn, Accomplish LM

August 2, 2012

Loveland Products, Inc. and AMS Announce Strategic Partnership

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Topics: Corporate & Community, Loveland Products

June 26, 2012

UNT/AMS Collaboration Identifies New Bacterial Group

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Researchers from the University of North Texas (UNT) recently presented data at the annual meeting of the American Society for Microbiology from a study done in collaboration with Agricen.

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Topics: Corporate & Community, Research, Water Management

June 12, 2012

AMS Featured in Country World

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Country World recently sat down with Agricen President & CEO Mike Totora to discuss the Company’s history, research and biochemical approach to making plant nutrition more efficient and sustainable:

"We're making fertilizer more efficient," Totora said. "Farmers who use their starter fertilizers and add our product get an associated yield bump. On the nitrogen side, there have been some impressive studies. We've seen a reduction in nitrate leaching and an increased crop response."

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Topics: Corporate & Community