Syngenta’s VIRESTINA Technology Targets Herbicide Resistance in Global Weed Control

Atticus introduces 69 Brand Alternatives for 2026 — delivering cost savings, agronomic strength, and reliable solutions amid tightening budgets and market challenges.

The new AI is for use as a pre-plant burndown herbicide for agricultural use in canola, field corn, soybean, wheat, and fallow land.

The partnership combines Gowan’s proven expertise in herbicide technology with Moa’s cutting-edge innovation in “amplifier” compounds.

Powered by next-generation chemistry, UPL’s Brucia delivers fast, effective control of tough weeds—helping maize farmers boost productivity and profits.

First regulatory milestone in the EU has followed applications in Brazil, U.S., and Canada over recent months.

This expansion means U.S. growers can rely on Reviton for even more burndown and harvest aid opportunities.

Each product is designed to address specific agronomic challenges – enhancing nutrient availability, improving plant vigor, and supporting season-long crop development.

The company’s latest weed control solution, metproxybicyclone, has been recognized under a new chemical subclass of herbicides.

Diflufenican is a broad-spectrum herbicide for control of broadleaf weeds including waterhemp, Palmer amaranth, and other pigweed species in corn and soybean.