Category: Fungicides
Economics drives the global biologicals market
The global agricultural biologicals industry is set to explode from a market of about $9 billion currently to more than $25 billion by the end of the decade, but there are hurdles and more growing pains to face along the way.
Michigan State organic grower training program registration opens
MSU Organic Farmer Training Program Michigan State University Department of Horticulture soil health water pests disease
UGA Extension welcomes new viticulture specialist
Georgia winegrapes University of Georgia Cooperative Extension viticulture UGA Department of Horticulture College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
Drone assignment: A costly investment, consider pros and cons
A recent addition in growers’ toolboxes, unmanned aerial systems (UAS) flying over orchards and vineyards can supply images to help orchardists and horticulturists more precisely and efficiently identify areas of concern.
Biological event kicks off global conversation
The Salinas Biological Summit owes its inspiration, in part, to sweeping changes proposed in California’s initiative to significantly reduce pesticides and promote sustainable pest management practices.
AgXelerators helps inventors introduce new products
AgXelerators AgX ag products inventions crop protection companies sustainability
Tech co. wins FAA authorization for automated electric drone
Pyka drones FAA crop protection drone technology
Cal Pol Strawberry Center Field Day sets attendance record
Nearly 500 strawberry growers, shippers, processors, researchers and agricultural stakeholders gathered for the seventh annual Cal Poly Strawberry Center Field Day.
Government relations staffer joins IFPA
IFPA International Fresh Produce Association Sarah Neagu-Reed government relations division
Valent BioSciences highlights sustainability projects
Valent BioSciences LLC dedicated a new prairie park and solar field adjacent to its manufacturing facility in Osage, Iowa.
Biological crop protection and pollination pioneer dies
Peter Koppert Koppert Biological Systems biological crop protection pollination pests diseases sustainability crop protection greenhouse
Researchers develop new disease detection sensor
disease detection sensor late blight disease pathogen Texas A&M Iowa State
Near-extinct native pollinator may be saved by genome map
Scientists possess a new tool to help save the Rusty patched bumble bee. Read more about efforts to save the native pollinator from extinction.
Stone wool growing media supplier starts soilless growing campaign
Grodan wool growing media Controlled Environment Agriculture CEA soil health pest control sustainability Rockwool Group
Penn State provides 2023 bitter rot update
apple bitter rot disease control apples Penn State
Coast-to-coast research battles fire blight in apples, pears
Fire blight can cripple apple production and kill young trees. The disease is also difficult to control.
Seminar addresses fire blight pruning and sanitation
Washington State University Extension is presenting a webinar on fire blight pruning and sanitation.
AgBiome to use Ginkgo Bioworks technology
AgBiome, a leader in global microbial innovation, and Ginkgo Bioworks, which is building the leading platform for cell programming and biosecurity, have formed a partnership to optimize the performance of products in AgBiome’s pipeline of agricultural biologicals.
Specialty input products supplier reorganizes marketing
Brandt Agronomic services provider crop protection inputs
BHN humic solutions company changes name
Huma Bio Huma Netics BHN fertilizers crop nutrition crop nutrients biostimulants soil amendments organics