Syngenta Seedcare Introduces Novel Seed Treatment to Control Soil Pests

Shriram will hold a technology transfer, supply and purchase agreement to use nano liquid technology for its Indian customer base.

Saconix is engaged in the procurement, sale, storage, and distribution of sulfuric acid in the Western U.S. and the Gulf Coast region.

By leveraging Ginkgo’s ultra high throughput encapsulated screening capabilities, AgBiome aims to unlock higher performance of its microbial strain pipeline.

Light treatment improves crop performance without genetic modification or increased chemical inputs.

Each of the products in this lineup was built around the highly effective and proven active ingredient, Pyraclostrobin.

The technology’s initial priority crop pest target is the Colorado potato beetle.

The change reflects the company’s hope to unite all of its brands under a single identity.

Where does water quality rank on your list of pre-application priorities? Ideally, it’s near the top.

Collaboration to introduce high-performing triticale seed genetics into CROPLAN and Armor Seed brands.

SHENZI 700 WG and SHENZI 400 SC insecticides protect crops from pests with excellent resistance management.

Fungicide offers long-lasting curative and preventative control and brings together two of BASF’s latest fungicidal active ingredients.

The farm sector is keenly aware of the dangers of dependence on a single tool. Experts provide an update on the two most common sources of SCN resistance.

Ag retailers have the opportunity to provide an important service to growers while supplementing their own bottom lines.

An LG Seeds agronomist walks through its advantages and where it can pay off.

DOW Crop Solver provides a guided journey which helps formulators speed up inert ingredient selection and evaluation.

FMC and university researchers are partnering on a two-year research study to investigate effective insecticide application timings for alfalfa weevil control.

SeedLink will carry the Meristem Crop Performance product line to help Wisconsin farmers make the most of every dollar they spend on crop inputs.

While past management practices have helped reduce the impact of corn rootworm, new solutions are now needed to regain control.