Coming To a Farm Near You: The Endangered Species Act
March 11, 2024
Marks second novel mode of action technology for U.S. ag tech company.
BioWake Prime contains unique microbes that colonize corn plants, priming their natural defenses to protect against corn rootworm.
With an ever-changing pest outlook, manufacturers express optimism heading into the growing season.
The agreement will enhance the offerings for each company, including miticide/insecticide formulations and a fungicide.
The acquisition includes product registrations and trademarks, including TRIGARD and LEPICRON.
The U.S. EPA intends to issue a notice correcting regulations to reflect the court’s reinstatement of chlorpyrifos tolerances.
After harvest, retailers and growers should be planning for the best course of action to deal with future pests and disease pressure.
The low use rate Coragen eVo delivers convenient, rapid and long-lasting residual control of major Lepidopteran pests in a variety of crops.
The EPA-registered bioinsecticide is an addition to the BioWake family of products.
Ethos Elite LFR features an effective insecticide and two FMC-proprietary biofungicide strains for enhanced seedling protection.
The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals upholds sound science by throwing out EPA’s rule that essentially banned the use of chlorpyrifos.
New Bayer campaign will shine a spotlight on the devastating impact corn rootworm has the potential to levy on farmers’ harvests.
SHENZI 700 WG and SHENZI 400 SC insecticides protect crops from pests with excellent resistance management.
FMC and university researchers are partnering on a two-year research study to investigate effective insecticide application timings for alfalfa weevil control.
While past management practices have helped reduce the impact of corn rootworm, new solutions are now needed to regain control.
Spear RC for cotton, soybean, rice, and other broad acre crop targets lepidopteran pests such as cotton bollworm, soybean looper, and armyworm.
Given rising prices, the loss of chlorpyrifos, and supply chain pressures in “the new normal,” resilient retailers are responding to whatever is thrown at them.
Ag retailers will continue adjusting to tough logistics and a challenging labor environment for the upcoming crop protection season.
The company recently held a series of in-person events across the Midwest, highlighted by the SIMPAS system.