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MANA Introduces New Copper Fungicide
April 22, 2013
Product can be used on tomatoes and peppers.
Antibiotics Rejected For Fire Blight On Organic Apples, Pears
April 12, 2013
Recommendations made by the NOSB are not official policy until they are approved and adopted by USDA.
Marrone Bio Innovations Submits New Bioherbicide For EPA Registration
February 26, 2013
Product provides post-emergent weed control with low risk of resistance.
Resistance Fighter Contest Under Way
September 7, 2012
Syngenta to honor crop advisors who help growers with weed management.
Resistance Management Efficacy Earns Regalia Recognition
March 20, 2012
A unique mode of action helps land active ingredient in Marrone Bio Innovations' product on the Fungicide Resistance Action Committee's 2012 code list.
Watching Out For Weed Resistance
March 1, 2010
One of the world's best herbicides is threatened by growing resistance cases.
Biorational Approach: Resistance Management
November 20, 2009
Talk to any pest control adviser or university researcher, and they’ll tell you that one of the biggest problems the modern grower is facing and will increasingly face in the future is resistance.
Fighting Insecticide Resistance In South Florida
September 22, 2009
Pesticide rotation is particularly important in South Florida vegetable crops because of the continuous cropping practiced there, says Dr. Gregg Nuessly, associate professor for the University of Florida at the Everglades Research and Education Center.
Chickpeas Resist Caterpillar Pest
August 28, 2009
Agricultural Research Service scientists and their collaborators have developed new lines of chickpeas that are resistant to the the larval stage of the beet armyworm moth that likes feed on the plant's leaves.
Coming Soon: Virus-Resistant Snap Beans
August 12, 2009
New, virus-resistant snap beans may be available soon, thanks to genetic work done by Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists in Prosser, WA.
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Biorational Approach: Resistance Management
Talk to any pest control adviser or university researcher, and they’ll tell you that one of the biggest problems the modern grower is facing and... Read more