Crop Protection Market in Southeast Asia

During the first quarter of 2024 ADAMA continued to register and launch multiple new products in markets across the globe.

More than 60 ag groups voice support for increased legislative clarity that ensures glyphosate and other essential tools remain available to U.S. farmers.

The product features two MOAs – tolpyralate, an AI new to the cereals market, and bromoxynil – to help combat the spread of resistant weeds.

This case covers all 2,4-D sourced from one of these countries, even if processed in third countries, says market expert Jim DeLisi.

Harpe Bioherbicide patent affirms novel approach for organic, regenerative and conventional farmers.

Deal will accelerate Moa’s development of bioherbicides, designed to tackle the global threat to food production from increasing weed resistance.

Li presented crucial information for understanding China’s crop protection manufacturers strategies for dealing with oversupply in the market.

The collaboration accelerates the identification of a class of herbicide chemistry that targets a new MOA for weed control.

A look at what companies need to do to enter the Latin American market.