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Proprietary microbial establishes company at leading edge of emerging $7B market for nature-based crop stress solutions.

Following plenty of activity in crop insects and ailments, ag retailers and their grower-customers can expect more of the same in 2022.

With similar professional histories, the pairing of the Council of Producers and Distributors of Agrotechnology (CPDA) and its new president seems preordained.

Helena Agri-Enterprises Launches new pest management technology at the 2022 Commodity Classic in New Orleans, LA.

Across the entire agricultural world, suppliers, producers, ag retailers, and growers are attempting to keep products moving through a still-knotted supply chain.

Agronomists highlight the three Ps of 2022 to date: Prevent, plan, proactive.

There are a myriad of factors powering the “why we use a fungicide” conversation with a grower.

Capture LFR insecticide and Ethos XB insecticide/fungicide offer growers much needed tools to address the pests and soilborne diseases they face.

The first half of 2021 benefited from an improvement in crop protection product price at farmgate level, but the supply situation simmered in the second half.

Even with lots of negative issues afflicting agriculture, retailers intend to increase their buying habits in many segments for the year.

The NanoPro crop additive product promises to help growers improve crop response as ongoing supply issues potentially take other options off the table.

Anchor 3L ST is a water-based fungicide formulation that was developed specifically to deliver enhanced handling, stability, and performance.

The market for crop protection products in North America can be expected to continue the improvement seen in 2020 out to 2022.

New innovations, whether they be application technology or premixes, get growers and retailers thinking.

AZterknot fungicide harnesses the benefits of biologicals, the performance of chemistry, and the ease of Allosperse.

Containing picarbutrazox, a novel mode of action, Vayantis reinforces protection against Pythium, one of the leading causes of yield loss in corn.

Timing is the $64,000 question on fungicides — particularly in corn, where aerial application can add to already-high costs.

The fungicide will be launched across the U.S. this spring, targeting corn, soybeans, cereals, and rice.