Dow AgroSciences Receives EPA Registration for Powercore

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Dow previously launched Powercore in Brazil and Argentina.
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Dow AgroSciences said it received registration from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for Powercore, a new corn trait technology.

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Powercore Refuge Advanced provides above-ground insect protection in corn via three different modes of action, and will be launched as early as the 2015 growing season, Dow said.

The product will be offered as a refuge-in-the-bag product for planting convenience and refuge compliance, and will be stacked with the latest in herbicide-tolerant technology, pending regulatory approvals.

Dow AgroSciences previously launched Powercore in Brazil and Argentina in 2012, and says it is “excelling in the marketplace.”

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“Having product options is important to corn growers, and Powercore will be an outstanding choice for growers looking for superior above-ground pest control,” says Ben Kaehler, U.S. Seeds general manager, Dow AgroSciences. “Powercore will control a wide range of yield-robbing insects so growers can get the most out of every corn acre.”

Source: Dow AgroSciences

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