The patent is the first step for MBI in developing a commercially viable product to inhibit infestations of corn rootworm larvae across America and other regions.
Between 2014’s fantastic growing conditions and a heightened awareness on plant nutrition, the major players in micronutrients are gearing up for another big year.
Industry veteran Chris Novak will take the place of 14-year veteran Rick Tolman, who earlier this year announced his intention to retire from the organization.
After the official inauguration of Bayer CropScience’s new integrated R&D site in West Sacramento, CA, the company aims to grow faster than the U.S. market.
There are a number of control measures growers can take to prevent significant damage, including soil sampling, crop rotation and planting SCN-resistant varieties treated with a seed treatment.
Farmers and retailers should be watching for symptoms of these two diseases over the next few weeks as they are best managed through preventative methods.
The crop protection products giant is gearing up for a busy time in agriculture by investing in both product production and development over the next couple of years.
Marrone Bio Innovations’ VENERATE is a new tool to help California growers control crop-damaging insect pests, fight the development of insect resistance and reduce pesticide residues on fruits and vegetables.
Koch Agronomic Services, LLC has added two new innovative nitrogen stabilizers to the AGROTAIN product family – AGROTAIN ADVANCED and AGROTAIN DRI-MAXX.
DuPont has announced construction on two state-of-the-art centers dedicated to developing and testing seed treatment formulations, applications and seed handling techniques in an important step toward bringing new solutions to growers.
Loveland Products, a subsidiary of Agrium , has announced the company has acquired a controlling interest in Agricen, a Dallas-area agricultural biotechnology company delivering biochemical-based products for efficient and sustainable plant nutrition.
DuPont Prevathon insect control powered by Rynaxypyr has received EPA registration for foliar use on dry bean crops, including dried shelled peas and beans.
