India: Surviving the Pandemic in the Fields

Companies like Coromandel International and UPL are likely to benefit from pesticide sales for controlling the locusts.

Progress on a 2015 undertaking to reduce pesticide use should continue despite the fall armyworm threat.

Amid COVID-19, Modi vows to ‘salvage our crops’ as drones and helicopters readied.

Annual State of the Industry Survey to provide insight for crop input companies in a coronavirus-affected world.

“All of this is subject to change, at the stroke of a tweet,” said Fanwood Chemical President Jim DeLisi, in a recent webinar on navigating disruption and trade in agrochemicals.

Full tie-up comes after more than 30 successful years of partnership and growth, serving Greek farmers

Global suppliers and distributors need to consider a new strategy post pandemic — united global sourcing.

Ban includes key products like mancozeb, 2,4-D, and chlorpyrifos, prompting swift backlash from the country’s crop protection industry.

India’s “e-plant clinic” enables farmers and experts to meet online to discuss crop pests and blight.