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Four Sipcam Nichino biostimulants, one of them being launched, are now part of a new technological platform, with particular recommendations for various agricultural crops.According to the company, it is a high technology resource for increasing the productive potential of crops from planting to harvesting. The launch of the company's Biostimulant Platform will take place next May.Three products from the platform are already sold individually in Brazil and successfully applied in dozens of cultures, for the past few years. They are Abyss®, Blackjak® and Nutex® Premium.

Evaluation of human dietary exposure to glufosinate and its breakdown products by the EPA showed that the greatest risk from glufosinate was from contamination of drinking water. However, observed levels of exposure were found to be below levels of concern and were not considered a reasonable adverse health risk. Based on rodent studies, glufosinate is classified as not likely to be carcinogenic in humans.Glufosinate is a slight skin irritant and a severe eye irritant.

In just twenty years, the active synthetic substances for phytosanitary defense have practically halved, going from around 440 in 2000 to just over 200 today.This is due to increasingly demanding regulatory requirements in terms of toxicological and environmental profiles.However, the defense knows no setbacks, demanding the utmost attention against pathogens and parasites. All this, with an eye also on the residual profile of the crops, is another issue on which the global agri-food chains have instead thought of raising the bar.This has created the need to develop new solutions with a c

What are pyrethrins?Pyrethrins are pesticides found naturally in some chrysanthemum flowers. They are a mixture of six chemicals that are toxic to insects. Pyrethrins are commonly used to control mosquitoes, fleas, flies, moths, ants, and many other pests.Pyrethrins are generally separated from the flowers. However, they typically contain impurities from the flower. Whole, crushed flowers are known as pyrethrum powder.Pyrethrins have been registered for use in pesticides since the 1950’s.

European Union binding targets announced in June to reduce chemical pesticides usage by 50% by 2030 should help to boost interest and market activity, as conventional Active Ingredients (Ais) disappear from the marketplace over the next decade or so.However, the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has severely disrupted EU food and farming supply chains, particularly in the Central and Eastern European countries bordering the former Soviet Union.Ten countries - Austria, Bulgaria, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia, have together requested a list

As reported by Reuters, Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has opened a 3 million t fertilizer plant at a cost of US$2.5 billion to target African and foreign markets even as the war in Ukraine has driven up prices for natural gas, a key ingredient for making urea. Dangote said exports from the plant will go to Brazil, which relies heavily on Russia for imports of fertilizer.

NutriAg introduces M-BOS™, its latest range of biological nutrient solutions. M-BOS™ was developed together with a leading local university by combining NutriAg's proprietary formulation technology with a specialized plant growth promoting bacterium, Methylobacterium organophilum. This bacterium was first isolated from the petiole of Pelargonium zonale. The specialized bacteria, once applied, produce several metabolites that impact leaf senescence, nutrient mobilization, and cell division, and assist the plant defence against abiotic stress.

Glyphosate is currently the most widely used herbicide in the world, and its ongoing pesticide reassessment in the EU has attracted widespread attention from pesticide companies and related interest groups around the world. Regarding the re-evaluation results that are expected to be announced next year, in addition to whether it will be banned and restricted in the EU, there is also a point that has also attracted attention-if it is approved to continue to be used in the EU, what will glyphosate eventually do?

The registration for the insecticide Ohkami (Tolfenpyrad), from Sipcam Nichino, was extended to 11 more crops in Brazil to manage a pest that is difficult to control: the cruciferous moth (Plutella xylostella).According to the manufacturer, the product had already reached representative levels of commercialization and showed proven effectiveness in controlling the tomato leafminer (Tuta absoluta).The agronomist Eric Ono, a researcher at Sipcam Nichino, says the cruciferous moth feeds on ‘brassic’ leaves such as broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, kale, and others.

Farmers now have a new bioinsecticide based on a virus capable of showing high efficiency in controlling the fall armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda). Called BaculoMip SF, the new bio-input results from a public-private partnership between Embrapa and Promip. It can be used against all cultures attacked by this insect. The fall armyworm is one of the leading corn pests and affects other vital crops, such as soybeans.