CropLife America Supports New EPA-Led Scientific Review Process On Pollinator Health Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 11, 2012 CropLife America (CLA), the national trade association representing the developers, manufacturers and distributors of crop protection products, welcomes […]
CropLife Retail Week: BASF, AgroLiquid Highlight Road Trip; Bayer’s Substitute for Glyphosate By Eric Sfiligoj | Lara Sowinski|April 19, 2024
CropLife America Embraces Pollinator Research By Jay Vroom|July 19, 2012 Pollinating animals and insects are important for seed production in many plants – and vitally important for modern […]
Bayer CropScience Celebrates National Pollinator Week Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 18, 2012 They fly. They buzz. They’re colorful…sometimes. And they help us produce many of the great foods we like […]
Webcast Focuses On Honeybees, Seed Treatments Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 6, 2012 Honeybee population decline has been a hot topic over the past few years. And very recently, neonicotinoid-treated seed […]
The Buzz On Beeologics Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 15, 2012 What do Monsanto and honey bees have in common? Beeologics. Beeologics, acquired by Monsanto a year ago, researches […]
Controversial Studies Link Pesticide To Bee Disorder Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 11, 2012 Several studies published this year by U.S. and European scientists appear to link neonicotinoides, a common class of […]
Bayer Says Bee Study Is “Seriously Flawed” Posted by Matt Hopkins|April 6, 2012 Bayer CropScience has reviewed the study for publication in the June issue of the Bulletin of Insectology regarding […]
Bayer Responds To Bee Health Studies Posted by Matt Hopkins|March 30, 2012 Bayer CropScience has reviewed a paper published in Science Magazine regarding the potential interaction of imidacloprid and bees. […]
Bayer Initiates Global “Bee Care Program” To Further Promote Bee Health Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 28, 2012 Bayer has announced intentions to create a global “Bee Care Program” to further promote bee health worldwide, according […]
