WinField Adds Agrisure, DroughtGard Traits To CROPLAN Lineup
January 28, 2014
Growers and retailers should ponder the following scenarios when deciding on a fungicide seed treatment:
University of Nebraska Lincoln Extension soil specialist Charles Shapiro discusses what to consider when inoculating soybeans after a drought year.
The global seed treatment market, valued in 2011 at $2.43 billion, is projected to reach $4.45 billion by 2018.
Cibus Global, Ltd. has acquired the assets of Nucelis Inc., a developer of bio-based chemicals.
Field studies showed 45% and 23% soybean yield increases where inoculant was used and fields had not seen a previous soybean crop.
For fields where soybeans have not been grown previously, inoculation is essential, says a Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension specialist.
A suspect allegedly stole inbred corn seeds that can pass on drought- and pest-resistant traits to other seeds that will be grown and harvested.
The highly anticipated Enlist 2,4-D herbicide-tolerant corn has been issued a U.S. patent; Dow AgroSciences expects to launch the product in 2015.
Following several years of slow to flat growth, the seed category finally regained some lost form in 2013.
In partnership with BASF, FMC and Nufarm, West Central has announced its Leaders of In-Furrow Technology (LIFT) program to bring awareness to the benefits of in-furrow application.
POWERCORE Refuge Advanced will be launched as early as the 2015 growing season after receiving EPA approval.
Ohio State’s Dr. Jim Beuerlein discusses findings from a visit to Ukrainian soybean growers and their applications in domestic soybean production.
The advantage of inoculating soybeans every time is that it will add fresh, robust rhizobia to provide optimum nitrogen fixation.
Dr. Jim Beuerlein presents some best management practices for soybean Rhizobium.
Bob Wilhelm has joined Monsanto in a newly created role as the Global Branding Lead, working in the Global Marketing Team.
STI Customized supplies ready-to-use custom blended seed treatments that meet ag retailers’ needs.
The initiative would have required labels on foods containing genetically engineered ingredients.
Advancing genetics continue to make seed the crop variable that calls the shots for the season.
The 2014 season promises plenty of new solutions to hit the downstream seed treatment market.