Already trusted in corn and cotton, Averland FC brings its track record of consistent, high-performance nematode management to soybeans.
Learn how Syngenta marries its portfolio with Taranis’ imaging capabilities to deliver retailers detailed analysis of their clients’ fields.
Atticus unveils 69 brand alternatives for 2026, offering savings, agronomic strength, and reliable solutions amid challenges.
CruiserMaxx Vibrance Elite delivers early-season disease and insect protection through advanced components to provide cereal crops with a strong start.
Company’s first bioinsecticide helps protect apples, oranges, wheat, rice, corn, and other crops.
A pair of new developments in seed treatments and traits promise to help control one of the industry’s most destructive pests.
Label expansion extends its use across key specialty crops and adds a new application method for row crops.
Chlorantraniliprole is known widely for effective, long-lasting control of yield-threatening lepidopteran pests.
The biological seed treatment technology contains a novel active ingredient that has shown strong activity against plant parasitic nematodes and other pests.
Researchers track early corn leafhopper migration across 16 states as 2025 field data reveal lower corn stunt infection rates and risk.
With the settlement, Atticus plans to enter the CTPR market beginning December 7, 2025.
All methomyl products are RUPs and may only be applied by certified applicators.
Learn how Syngenta’s breakthrough Plinazolin technology introduces a novel MoA to combat resistant pests and strengthen sustainable crop protection across U.S. farms.
Global agrochemicals market surges toward $282.2B by 2028, driven by population growth, precision farming, and rising demand for crop protection.
Coragen eVo leverages a highly concentrated formulation of Rynaxypyr active for long-lasting, fast-acting protection against Lepidopteran pests.
Leafhopper pressure surged in 2024 — fluke or future trend? Discover expert insights and what it means for your crops.
Retailers weigh in on the 2025 growing season, revealing strong support for corn, optimism for Smart Tech, and a few unexpected plot twists along the way.
One technical and two end use products containing the new active ingredient Vadescana have been proposed.
Staying ahead of crop insects and diseases can be the difference between a good and great season.