How Insecticides Are Shaping the Future of Agriculture

NIMAXXA bionematicide is the first seed treatment in soybeans to contain three unique biological strains.

Lawsuit will enable Atticus to secure legal certainty when it begins commercializing its CTPR portfolio.

Bio-VERIA 4 WP was developed from a strain of Beauveria bassiana, isolated from a lepidopteran pest of the pineapple crop.

AgriBusiness Global spoke with two regulatory experts about the changes happening for the U.S. regulation of crop protection products.

Cibus’ Clethodim tolerant HT-3 trait is an important breakthrough for a novel weed management solution for U.S. rice farmers.

Active ingredients now available through the Nichino Group subsidiary include Fenpyroximate, Flutolanil, Pyrifluquinazon, and Buprofezin.

AXPERA is an amoeba lysate-based biofungicide for combating fungal diseases.

Milestone reached in efforts to discover novel, broad-spectrum weed control molecules.

BioConsortia’s FixiN 33 microbial seed treatment will be available for corn, brassicas, and cereals, helping growers optimize nitrogen fertilizer use.