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3 days ago |
agriculture.com | Adrienne Held
Corteva has introduced Forcivo fungicide, a new foliar disease control product for corn, soybeans, and other row crops. The fungicide contains three active ingredients: flutriafol, azoxystrobin, and fluindapyr. Pending registration by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Forcivo will target a range of foliar fungal diseases, including tar spot, southern rust, and frogeye leaf spot.
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2 weeks ago |
agriculture.com | Adrienne Held
Pivot Bio, which develops microbial nitrogen products as an alternative to synthetic fertilizers, is relocating key parts of its business from Berkeley, California, to the Midwest. The company’s new footprint will be centered in two hubs:• Center for Research, Development, Innovation & Operations – campus focused on science, product development and manufacturing operations. • Global Headquarters – the company’s base for leadership and business operations.
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2 weeks ago |
agriculture.com | Chelsea Dinterman |Adrienne Held
Lurking beneath the soil, in residue, and adrift on the wind currents, a band of disease desperados waits to rob your yields. The prevalence of these diseases varies annually, as many factors influence which may have the biggest impact on yield. Staying informed, scouting fields regularly, and adjusting management strategies accordingly can help you stay ahead of these yield-robbing villains.
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2 weeks ago |
agriculture.com | Chelsea Dinterman |Adrienne Held
Lurking beneath the soil, in residue, and adrift on the wind currents, a band of disease desperados waits to rob your yields. The prevalence of these diseases varies annually, as many factors influence which may have the biggest impact on yield. Staying informed, scouting fields regularly, and adjusting management strategies accordingly can help you stay ahead of these yield-robbing villains.
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3 weeks ago |
agriculture.com | Adrienne Held
The sky is the limit when it comes to the utility of drones on the farm, and their popularity is soaring. Uses range from crop scouting and fungicide application to seeding cover crops. Over the past decade, the use of spray drones has been doubling year-over-year, said Arthur Erickson, CEO at Hylio. “Drones have a lot of benefits when it comes to deposition and efficacy of the application of fungicides,” he said.
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