Global field trials of safe and sustainable micropeptides illustrate potential in crop protection applications.
Salman Mir, currently Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, has been named President and CEO, also effective July 2023.
Syngenta to leverage Biotalys’ AGROBODY technology platform to expand insecticide biocontrol pipeline.
Pairing soil-applied, residual chemistries with a multi-functional adjuvant can improve herbicide efficacy up front, according to experts from Helena.
Market forces, consumer demand, and agtech maturation are converging as never before – and biologicals are the agent of change.
The new biological pesticide provides insect, mite, and disease management in a single application for both organic and conventional growers.
Partnership will leverage Ginkgo’s cell programming capabilities to support Syngenta’s ongoing seeds R&D pipeline efforts.
Experts offer strategies and solutions to combat weed resistance heading into the growing season.
This year’s CPDA meeting in Louisville will feature an executive panel focused on a vertical view of the supply chain ecosystem.
View some of the latest products and trends impacting the adjuvants market in a new special report from CropLife Media Group and CPDA.
The current Senior Vice President, Americas, has been elevated to the top position and will succeed Ignacio Dominguez, who is retiring.
Producers surveyed intend to plant 92.0 and 87.5 million acres of corn and soybeans, respectively, up from 2022 totals.
Adjuvants play an important role in sustainable agriculture’s emphasis on efficiency and precision.
If weather stalls planting and deadlines loom, AgriGold agronomists say farmers still have options.
Ag retailers and their grower-customers should be on the lookout for this potentially devastating disease in 2023.
CropLife presents a few of the products coming to the agricultural market in 2023, 2024, and beyond.
From carbon markets and soil health to biologicals and crop protection technology, here’s a quick roundup of the insight we heard from the show floor.
Storen is specifically designed to provide broad-spectrum residual weed control and is anticipated to be registered in time for the 2024 growing season.
Three herbicides and one biological will be labeled for a variety of crops, including corn, soybeans, and cereals.