An individual and personal perception, judgment, or interpretation on crop protection field in the year of 2009.......

·Biotech Crops are Top Choice for World

·New fungicides have crucial role in pr

In this feature, "interview", are conversations between the interviewer and the interviewee who will be professional in the agrochemical industry for obtaining some important info......

·Will GM crops feed Africa?

·US Chemtura aims to emerge from bankru

Glyphosate (N-(phosphonomethyl) glycine) is a non-selective systemic herbicide, absorbed through the leaves, injected into the bole, or applied to the stump of a tree, used to kill......

·Do generic pesticides deliver the same

·Migdal analysts offer advice to Makhte

This section contains a collection of data pertaining to the agrochemical industry，including sale figures of companies and products import/export statistics and so on.......

·Japanese Agrochemical Makers’ Results

·Fertilizer bargains may be available f

Whatever may be the nature of damage direct or indirect, pests and diseases cause loss in yield, which may be from insignificant to enormous. Control of pests and diseases is vital......

·Project reveals true incidence of turn

·Fungicide-resistant apple scab arrives

Glyphosate (N-(phosphonomethyl) glycine) is a common and non-selective systemic herbicide, absorbed through leaves, injected into the bole, or applied to the stump of a tree, used ......

·Monsanto Will Lobby Brazil to Boost Ta

·Misuse of glyphosate short-sighted ris

The 10th China International Agrochemical & Crop Protection Exhibition (CAC2009) will be held in Shanghai Everbright Convention and Exhibition Center on 18-20 March, 2009. [Dat......

·CAC 2009 Exhibitors' Guide 【Fungicide】

·CAC 2009 Exhibitors' Guide 【Insecticid

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·China Fertilizer Exports expected to I

·New generation of fertilizer research

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·Australian growers armed to fight herb

·Fungicide-resistant apple scab arrives

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·Study finds conditions tough for agroc

·Researchers say theyve found a DDT rep

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·China′s agricultural patents on the ri

·GM crops flourishing in developing wor

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·ASIA: Hazardous pesticides pose health

·French Beekeepers Warn of Losses Becau

China′s agricultural patents on the rise

03-11-2010

Patent applications for agricultural innovations, particularly for genetically modified (GM) crops, have surged in China in the past decade, according to intellectual property experts.

Australian growers armed to fight herbicide resistance

03-11-2010

An army of grain growers is spreading out across Western Australia, kitted out with the latest weapons to fight herbicide resistance after attending a recent series of Integrated Weed Management (IWM)

Japanese Agrochemical Makers’ Results Hit by Slow Market, Strong Yen

03-10-2010

The fiscal 2009 performances of three Japanese companies specializing in the production of agrochemicals were battered by lackluster demand in the domestic market and s strong yen that dragged down th

GM crops flourishing in developing world, says report

03-05-2010

The planting of genetically modified crops has surged, particularly in developing countries, because of the global food crisis, according to a report.

Fungicide-resistant apple scab arrives in Ont.

03-02-2010

Bayer CropScience is warning Ontario apple growers away from one of its products as a treatment for apple scab now that a resistant strain of the disease has arrived in the province.

Biotech Crops are Top Choice for Worlds Farmers

03-02-2010

Because of its contribution to agricultural productivity and sustainable farming, growers around the world continue to choose genetically engineered (GE) crops according to a report released by the In

Monsanto’s New Corn, Soy Seeds Planting May be Disappointed

03-02-2010

Monsanto Co., the world’s largest seed company, said new genetically modified corn and soybeans it is counting on to drive earnings this decade may be planted

Glyphosate-resistant kochia confirmed in western Kansas

03-01-2010

Kansas State University scientists have completed long-term evaluations of a limited number of independent kochia (Kochia scoparia) populations on privately owned land in western Kansas that are now c

Roundup Resistant Palmer Pigweed Costs Farmers Cash

03-01-2010

Palmer pigweed is expected to be an agricultural nightmare as it has become resistant to Roundup, Monsantos glyphosate-based herbicide, according to The Commercial Appeal.

More US weeds found resisting Monsanto Roundup

02-27-2010

Herbicide resistance found in kochia weed. Farmers may suffer increased costs to treat weeds. Monsanto evaluating problem, advising farmers...

China Fertilizer Exports expected to Increase

02-27-2010

In 2009 China exported 8.84 million tons of fertilizer, only down 5% compared to 2008. Overall, prospects for Chinas fertilizer exports are good in 2010, and export volume is expected to increase by a

GM crops down in Europe as rest of world increases adoption

02-26-2010

Planting of genetically modified crops fell in Europe in 2009, as countries elsewhere increased adoption, and in the most significant breakthrough China approved biotech food crops for the first time.

Global GM Crop Slowdown

02-26-2010

The annual GM industry-funded survey of global GM crops, by the International Service for the Acquisition of Agro-biotech Applications (ISAAA), shows 7 of the 25 GM countries grew less genetically man

ASIA: Hazardous pesticides pose health risks

02-26-2010

The use of hazardous pesticides in Asian countries has exposed communities across the region to unacceptably high health risks, according to a study conducted by the international Pesticide Action Net

The spread of GM crops

02-26-2010

Despite the decline in food prices and the global economic downturn last year, the use of GM technology increased by about 7%, according to ISAAA. More than three-quarters of the soyabeans grown aroun

Study finds conditions tough for agrochemical innovation

02-26-2010

A new study of Research and Development (R&D) within the crop protection sector shows that, in a decade, the costs associated with the discovery

French Beekeepers Warn of Losses Because of New Bayer Pesticide

02-26-2010

France is the world’s third-largest market for crop- protection products after the U.S. and Brazil, with a value of 1.9 billion euros ($2.6 billion) in 2008, according to data from Bayer. The country

Project reveals true incidence of turnip yellows virus in rape

02-25-2010

Up to three-quarters of oilseed rape crops being monitored on Velcourt farm sites as part of a HGCA project are estimated to be infected with turnip yellows virus this season

New generation of fertilizer research based in Shoals

02-25-2010

Most of the major innovations in fertilizers between the 1950s and 1980s were developed in Muscle Shoals by Tennessee Valley Authority researchers. History could be repeating itself.

Researchers say theyve found a DDT replacement

02-24-2010

Scientists working in Africa think they have found an insecticide that can kill malaria-bearing mosquitoes as effectively as DDT. Their research indicates that mosquitoes who have developed resistanc