Organization is supporting parent company Sumitomo Chemical’s goal of carbon neutrality by 2050.

Pest reduction technique provides both economic and environmental benefits.

Studies from around the world are identifying bacteria and bacteriophages that solve difficult production challenges.

Study examines several key components of deadly plant disease and offers advice about a popular resistance.

At Biocontrols USA 2022 Conference and Expo, a pre-event tour will feature some of the top growers in and around Salinas, CA. Here’s how you can join in.

Michigan State researchers provide plenty to grow on in regard to vaunted foe in the field.

Growers can expect plenty this year from manufacturers of biological products. 

Crop scouts report the deadly plant disease has been found in potato plantings around Immokalee. See what to watch out for.

Rothert Farm Inc., a conventional grower, uses only biocontrols to manage insects at its Florida location.

Though not a disease, Periderm Disorder Syndrome can make tubers more susceptible while also creating external and internal damage. Here’s a primer.

Follow these tips for spotting and treating Xanthomonas campestris.

It’s no longer enough to prevent cosmetic damage. Thrips are now a known vector for impatiens necrotic spot virus.

Pam Marrone, one of the industry’s best known leaders, will deliver the keynote speech, explaining why the industry is taking off and primed for more growth.

Conventional pesticides have their limitations while falling prey to resistance.

Researchers find kaolin clay and limonene go well together in repelling prolific pest.

Consumer preferences are changing, and they are seeking sustainability, which means you should consider an ‘earth-friendly’ story.

While the virus hinders fruit quality, the effort to counter by cutting clusters or adding irrigation falls flat.

Webinar set to review some of the latest research findings regarding the infamous invasive pest.

New technology and plant breeding methods are exciting. But regulations, increased costs, and less availability in labor and supplies drive advances, too.