Atticus Responds to Syngenta’s Infringement Suit Posted by Jackie Pucci|November 14, 2019 Atticus LLC, a provider of branded-generic crop protection products, issued a response to a patent infringement lawsuit filed […]
Syngenta Files Infringement Suit Against Atticus By Syngenta|November 13, 2019 Syngenta has announced that it has sued agrochemical maker Atticus LLC for patent infringement. The complaint, filed in […]
The Voices Who Are Driving Change Convened at 2022 VISION Conference to Transform Agribusiness and Address Emerging Technology and Trends By PrecisionAg|January 21, 2022
FMC Announces 23 New Tank-Mix Partners for Enlist Duo and Enlist One By CropLife Staff|October 20, 2019 Twenty-three herbicides, fungicides, and insecticides from FMC are now listed on either the Enlist Duo and/or the Enlist […]
BASF’s Revysol Fungicide Receives EPA Registration By CropLife Staff|July 1, 2019 BASF received the U.S. EPA registration for Revysol fungicide, its newest active ingredient (AI). The first and only […]
Syngenta Announces Global Introduction of Novel Seed Treatment Fungicide VAYANTIS By CropLife Staff|June 3, 2019 Syngenta has announced the global introduction of VAYANTIS, a new fungicide seed treatment mode of action to address […]
Lucento Fungicide Issued a 2(EE) Label for Tar Spot in Corn By CropLife Staff|April 30, 2019 FMC has issued a 2(ee) label for tar spot control in corn (field, seed, and popcorn) for its […]
Syngenta Miravis Ace Fungicide Premix Now Available for 2019 Season By Syngenta|April 16, 2019 Miravis Ace fungicide for improved control of Fusarium head blight (head scab) in wheat is now available from […]
Fungicide Watch: Most Worrying Diseases for 2019 By Jackie Pucci|March 18, 2019 “The 2018 season was highly conducive for the development of many diseases. If we didn’t have the right […]
Where Ag Retailers Plan to Spend Their Money in 2019 By Eric Sfiligoj|January 30, 2019 In life, a lot can change in five years. Children can graduate from college, car loans can be […]
The Future of Farming Faces Challenges, Opportunities By Eric Sfiligoj|January 16, 2019 This fall Bayer CropScience spearheaded a three-day discussion on agriculture at its Future of Farming Dialogue 2018 meeting. […]
Syngenta Keeping Close Tabs on Changes for the Future of Ag By Eric Sfiligoj|January 16, 2019 A lot has happened across the world of agriculture the past two years. This fact was acknowledged by […]
CropLife 100: Crop Protection in 2018? Yes, Definitely By Eric Sfiligoj|December 31, 2018 If the crop protection products category was using a Magic 8-Ball to question its performance these past few […]
Syngenta Receives EPA Registration for New Fungicide Seed Treatment for Corn Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 25, 2018 Vibrance Cinco fungicide seed treatment from Syngenta has received registration approval from the U.S. EPA for use on […]
Identifying Symptoms of Northern Corn Leaf Blight By CropLife Staff|May 30, 2018 Northern corn leaf blight (NCLB), caused by the fungus Exserohilum turcicum, is one of the most frequently occurring […]
Septoria Brown Spot: Understanding Conditions That Favor Soybean Disease By CropLife Staff|May 30, 2018 Septoria brown spot (also called brown spot) is a common leaf disease of soybean across the Midwestern U.S., […]
Syngenta Introduces New Fungicide Adepidyn Posted by Matt Hopkins|May 24, 2018 Syngenta has announced its latest carboxamide fungicide (SDHI mode of action) – Adepidyn – has been registered by […]
The Disease/Insect Outlook for 2018: New Challenges at Every Turn By Eric Sfiligoj|April 9, 2018 In recent years grower-customers’ annual fight against yield-robbing organisms has tended to focus on weeds. Meanwhile, crop diseases […]
ADAMA Announces OMRI Listing for Mastercop Fungicide Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 23, 2018 ADAMA USA has received Organic Material Research Institute (OMRI) listing for Mastercop Bactericide/Fungicide¹, an innovative true solution of […]
Fungicides 2018: Looking at New Pressures, Including Resistance By Eric Sfiligoj|February 7, 2018 Historically, fungal diseases have tended to take something of a backseat to their higher profile brethren in the […]
