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Course 2: how to select appropriate targeted crops for pesticide registrations in China?
Aug. 3, 2017
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- Course 1 : how to conduct field trials and residue experiments for pesticide registration in China?
At present, most of the pesticides registered in China are used on field crops and cash crops planted in a very large area. The number of pesticides registered for rice, cotton, wheat, citrus, apple, corn, cabbage, peanut, oil seed rape and cucumber is up to 32,700, accounting for 67% of all the registrations. However, there is no pesticide registered for small specialty crops, such as dragon fruit, passion fruit and sweet potato. In this case your products may be more competitive if they are registered for these crops. Moreover, the shortage of pesticides for small specialty crops have attracted enough attention of China's Ministry of Agriculture. Taking strong measures to increase the number of pesticides registered for small specialty crops is one of the priorities of the Chinese government in the following days.
In the 1st China-Oversea Pesticide/Biopesticide Business Matchmaking Event (download the agenda), which will take place on 15-17th November 2017 in Nanjing, China, AgroPages will invite experts from China Agricultural Technology Promotion Center to introduce China’s crop structure and analyze the overall use of pesticides in crops, helping you better select the targeted crops for your products.
>>>Course 1 : how to conduct field trials and residue experiments for pesticide registration in China?
Please contact Paul Zheng (agropages@vip.163.com) for more details about the event.
>>>Course 1 : how to conduct field trials and residue experiments for pesticide registration in China?
Please contact Paul Zheng (agropages@vip.163.com) for more details about the event.
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