The global agricultural biologicals market is projected to grow from $16.67 billion in 2024 to $31.84 billion by 2029 with specialty crops leading the way.
Unlike synthetic fertilizers, biofertilizers introduce or stimulate living organisms to improve soil function.
Arino insecticide/nematicide stops root feeding of costly below-ground pests in potatoes, onions, and other bulb and tuberous vegetables.
Research shows biostimulant use boosts plant defenses against cold snaps.
No need for drastic measures when sensible integrated pest management (IPM) methods can do the job just as effectively.
Who’s eating whom in pears? USDA reveals Washington state’s most valuable insect predators.
Hundreds of specialty crop industry stakeholders recently gathered in Fresno for the 10th Annual BioSolutions Conference and Expo.
Biostimulant-treated plants often resume normal physiological processes more quickly, translating into healthier fruit set and less severe yield reductions.
Scroll through a slideshow of the sights seen during the BioSolutions 2025 Pre-Conference farm tour.
Survey respondents indicate 65% of specialty crop growers are using biologicals to boost yields and improve quality.
Why you will want to set aside time to attend the BioSolutions 2025 Conference and Expo.
What do your fellow growers know about biocontrols? Here’s how you can find out.
Researchers explore breakthrough to help thwart citrus greening’s vector via biotechnology.
The ag industry event is celebrating a milestone this year. Will you be joining us? Here’s a primer to get you ready.
EPA approves chlorantraniliprole post-patent products. Learn about two that pertain to fruit and nut growers.
Learn how Attune Agriculture’s new non-systemic insecticide immobilizes small insects and mites like codling moth and navel orangeworm.
Attune Agriculture announces its Entrapment Insecticide product has received EPA registration and will soon be available.
Study shows sprinkling plants with water can be effective in keeping spider mites off raspberry leaves.
Biocontrols benefit wine grape growers, but there is still room for improvement when it comes to beating vine mealybug pest.