Dicamba court order puts farmers in immediate, costly bind
This week, U.S. District Court Judge David Bury in Arizona nullified the Environmental Protection Agency’s approvals of dicamba-based herbicides from 2020.
This week, U.S. District Court Judge David Bury in Arizona nullified the Environmental Protection Agency’s approvals of dicamba-based herbicides from 2020.
Two college students pursuing degrees in agriculture that will benefit the wheat industry will be awarded $2,500 scholarships this semester.
The National Corn Growers Association and BASF have partnered for another year to provide scholarships to undergrad students passionate about agriculture.
As part of National Nematode Day, four $500 sweepstakes winners qualified by drawing by correctly answering “Are You Smarter Than a Nematode?” quizzes.
At Husker Harvest Days last week, BASF donated the money based on booth visitors who completed their “passports.”
BASF Safety Scouts farm safety program provides a fun and interactive way to support family farm safety in North America.
Recently, several BASF employees visited Arkansas River Rice Mill, the only black-owned rice mill in the country, to learn more about their operation. The company’s visit also allowed employees to plan for participation in the National Black Growers Council Model Farm Series field days and further company sponsorship in the organization. Dr. Anna Alicea, Cotton […]
As a double-diverse employee, Dr. Anna Alicea has learned to be tactical in bringing her unique skills and personality to the table in agriculture.
BASF Agricultural Solutions has exceeded its initial goal of $5,000 and raised a total of $10,000 during Give FFA Day on Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023.
The National Sorghum Foundation and BASF have announced the award of two joint scholarships to Max Harman from MSU and Breely Huguley from TTU.