IFC finances fertilizer plant in China June 1, 2009News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Washington-IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, is financing (more…)
School children caught in spray drift June 1, 2009California, News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Caruthers, Calif.-County agriculture investigators say it’s likely there will be (more…)
IDEQ seeks comment on Monsanto proposal June 1, 2009News Briefs, Pacific N.W.thoughton8@bloomberg.net Boise-The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (IDEQ) has announced that (more…)
Simplot family to build park, ag museum June 1, 2009News Briefs, Pacific N.W.thoughton8@bloomberg.net Boise-The family of the late J.R. Simplot, an Idaho agribusiness (more…)
TFI becomes sponsor of TRANSCAER June 1, 2009News Briefs, Northeastthoughton8@bloomberg.net Washington-The Fertilizer Institute reports that it has become a sponsor (more…)
Sulfuric acid fumes garner OSHA, state penalties June 1, 2009News Briefs, Northeastthoughton8@bloomberg.net Petrolia, Pa.-The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health (more…)
TruGreen eyes strategic opportunities June 1, 2009News Briefs, South Centralthoughton8@bloomberg.net Memphis-TruGreen, the lawn care unit of ServiceMaster, recently announced it (more…)
Cleanup could put EPA in fertilizer business June 1, 2009News Briefs, Southern Plainsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Denver-A U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 8 emergency response team (more…)
Agrium’s CPS to market EarthRenew organics June 1, 2009California, News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Half Moon Bay, Calif.-California-based EarthRenew Inc. and Agrium Inc.’s Crop (more…)
ARA sends letter to DOT over HOS exemption June 1, 2009News Briefs, Northeastthoughton8@bloomberg.net Washington-The Agricultural Retailers Association on May 22 sent a letter (more…)