Many technologies and practices play a role in helping farmers protect soil and improve water quality. At Black Hawk Lake in Iowa, that's making a difference.
July 18, 2017
Many technologies and practices play a role in helping farmers protect soil and improve water quality. At Black Hawk Lake in Iowa, that's making a difference.
Topics: Sustainability, Videos, Iowa, Accomplish LM, Water Management
February 24, 2016
Following on the heels of two years’ worth of record setting crop yields, pressure is at an all-time high for growers this year. What trends in agriculture can we expect to see, and what can growers do to ensure the best possible outcome in 2016?
A Transition to La Niña?Topics: Sustainability, Soybeans, Water Management
February 27, 2014
It requires a lot of fertilizer and water to maintain a healthy almond tree throughout the year and to prepare for–and optimize–production the following year. Those requirements present some very specific challenges.
Topics: Almonds, California, Accomplish LM, Water Management
August 2, 2013
Topics: Sustainability, Accomplish LM, Water Management
June 26, 2012
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.
Topics: Corporate & Community, Research, Water Management
October 14, 2011
Topics: Research, SoilBuilder, Corn, Water Management
September 13, 2011
Reducing a fertilizer’s leachable nitrates allows the fertilizer to act more efficiently. It also helps protect our water resources.
Topics: Sustainability, SoilBuilder, Illinois, Corn, Water Management
September 7, 2011
As a company, we care about doing things the right way — from producing quality fertilizer catalyst products that help growers improve sustainability in the field to improving our own practices at our Pilot Point, Texas, headquarters.
As our company grows, so does our demand for resources – especially water. This is a challenge for producers of all kinds, whether growers or product manufacturers, particularly as companies look for more ways to be “green” and incorporate sustainable practices. It is even more of a pressing challenge in places like Texas, where water conservation is important because of frequent periods of drought.
Topics: Sustainability, Corporate & Community, Water Management
