California Loses Chlorpyrifos: What’s Next? By Jackie Pucci|January 23, 2020 A ban on the key active ingredient in the largest U.S. agricultural state leaves some wondering what the true alternatives are.
California to Ban Chlorpyrifos Use Starting in 2021 Posted by Jackie Pucci|October 10, 2019 The California Environmental Protection Agency announced on Wednesday that virtually all use of the pesticide chlorpyrifos in California […]
EPA Issues Long-Term Registration for Sulfoxaflor Posted by Jackie Pucci|July 12, 2019 In a win for U.S. growers, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Friday issued a long-term approval […]
Nufarm Announces EPA Approval of Trunemco Seed-Applied Technology for Nematode Management By CropLife Staff|May 27, 2019 Nufarm Americas has announced the EPA approval of Trunemco, a new seed-applied nematode management technology that provides higher […]
Belchim Crop Protection USA Announces Exclusive Distribution of Rice Insecticide By CropLife Staff|May 13, 2019 Belchim Crop Protection USA (Belchim USA) has announced that it is the exclusive distributor in the U.S. of […]
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 […]
Insecticides 2019: New Pest and Product Watch By Jackie Pucci|January 23, 2019 “It was a bit of a rocky season, frankly,” is how Neil Bentley, BASF’s VP Global Strategic Marketing, […]
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 […]
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 […]
Monsanto Previews Current, Future Pipeline Offerings By Eric Sfiligoj|March 15, 2018 Even after the company launched dicamba-tolerant crops to the agricultural marketplace in 2017, Monsanto is gearing up for […]
FMC Corp. Introduces New Tool in Battle Against Resistant Corn Rootworms Posted by Matt Hopkins|February 22, 2018 Corn growers have a new option for protecting input investments from resistant Western corn rootworm (WCR) beetles. Steward […]
Insecticides: Making the Most of Limited Chemistries By Lisa Heacox|January 25, 2018 While no widespread, plague-like insect infestations hit growers in 2017, a number of traited Bt crops continued to […]
AMVAC Signs Exclusive Deal to Sell ReTurn XL Insecticide/Nematicide Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 29, 2017 AMVAC Chemical Corp. has signed an exclusive distribution agreement with Rotam North America to market and sell ReTurn […]
Aveo EZ Nematicide Now Available for Soybean Cyst Nematode Management Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 8, 2017 Valent U.S.A. LLC has launched the new Aveo EZ Nematicide to help protect soybeans from yield loss caused […]
West Central Distribution Launches Ridgeline Seed Care Portfolio Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 24, 2017 From the moment seeds are planted, crops encounter numerous pest pressures that can impact seedling health and may […]
Create a ‘No-Mite Zone’ Around Your Fields Posted by Matt Hopkins|July 13, 2017 Explosive. That’s one way to describe the speed at which mite infestations in crops can develop under the […]
Experts: Mild Winter, Early Planting Will Increase Soybean Insect Threat Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 12, 2017 Higher than average temperatures this past winter affected much of the nation, especially the South and Midwest. The […]
