TFI: Trump’s Bold Action on Critical Minerals Supports Farmers and U.S. Food Security

Matching an adjuvant to a herbicide mix and combining them properly takes planning.

The company collaborates with retailers to ensure they have access to tailored biostimulant-nutritional solutions.

Continued to work closely with European and U.S. regulators on the regulatory review of its first candidate biofungicide EVOCA.

How a holistic approach to weed control can preserve future herbicide efficacy,

CropLife presents the key five trends/market discussions from this year’s agricultural trade show in Denver, CO.

Nontoxic disease control solution outperforms existing products and increases yields by up to 2 tons per hectare.

Researchers reveal how proteins secreted by spider mites can influence plant defense mechanisms.

Technique opens the door to creating a wide range of crop applications that allow farmers to make use of beneficial bacteria in conjunction with agrochemicals.

Spring brings forth possibilities of a profitable crop season yet concerns over U.S. tariffs persist for agriculture and the fertilizer industry.

The BASF AgroStart platform will integrate with existing farm management practices, allowing farmers to make proactive, data-driven decisions to mitigate losses.

The product features powerful new Modes of Action and patent-protected gene-editing technology.

Farmers and retailers can test Veltyma, Revytek, and Revylok fungicides in their own fields, and compare results to their current approach.

Program will focus on integrating a LENS into Cargill’s agronomic services while enhancing its commitment to 4R Nutrient Stewardship.

BioFun-6 is the company’s second biocontrol program against Botrytis and powdery mildew in fruits and vegetables.

The center builds on Rainbow’s local supply chain network first initiated by their investment in the Houston, TX facility last spring. 

Despite the usual ups and downs of any agricultural year, the overlaying reasons for N stabilizers have remained the same for the past 20 years – and this is likely to remain the case.

Cibus’ white mold resistance traits are expected to help preserve crop yields and reduce fungicide usage for farmers.

Red crown rot, a fungal disease historically prevalent in the southern U.S., is now spreading to the Midwest. Here’s what to look for.