Crop Protection
Antonio Galindez, the current president and CEO of Dow AgroSciences, will retire May 1. Tim Hassinger, global commercial leader for the company, has been named to take the helm.
FarMore FI400 technology is now available as treatment on cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, and carrot seed, protecting against early-season pests and disease.
The crop nutrition company adds Francis Leier to the sales and business development staff in the Dakotas, Minnesota, and Wisconsin.
Beekeepers can set up their own ozone fumigation chamber.
The unique polymer formulation of HOLDit actually locks in the active ingredient, allowing the combination to increase the residual of bacterial and fungal controls for plant pathogens.
Less pesticides and more natural defenses are the goal.
Calvin Arnold describes his newly appointed post as “kind of like going home.”
Company plans on dividing into New FMC and FMC Minerals by early 2015.
Captan Gold 80 WDG is a low-dust, low-foam captan formulation that simplifies handling and application.
Strawberry growers are seeing charcoal rot and Fusarium wilt show up in their fields since they have moved away from using methyl bromide.
Growers who are aware of the special needs for tough soil types will have an easier time preventing damaging deficiencies that affect crop quality and reduce yields.
BASF introduces an advanced fungicide with improved disease control and advanced plant health benefits for almonds.
The conference will be held March 26 in Santa Maria, CA.
Producers in New York hope to receive biocontrol help for weevil pest.
Make certain of the safeguards in place for your business and employees.
Successors announced in wake of Michael Donaldson’s departure.
Research demonstrates attractive suitors are better biological control agents.
Collaboration includes recommendations for long-term coexistence.
Funding will be provided through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program.