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Ontario’s Neonic Saga Continues

What you as a seed treatment vendor need to know about the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change’s Regulation 63/09, which establishes a system for regulating a new class of […]

Experts Evaluate Pests to Ease Phytosanitary Issues

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Industry experts evaluate associated pests crop by crop to help improve seed trade. The international seed industry has been making steady progress in reducing technical trade barriers, in particular, those […]

BASF Sees Sales Increase in Ag Solutions Segment

In a weaker than expected market environment, BASF sales in the third quarter of 2015 were €17.4 billion, 5 percent below the level of the previous third quarter. However, the company […]

Treaty Aims to Improve Access to Genetic Resources

Industry experts look to improve the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture’s Access and Benefit-sharing mechanism. Under the auspices of the Food and Agriculture Organization of […]

TPP Expected to Improve Seed Trade

Years of negotiation intensified in the late summer months. It wasn’t until Oct. 5 that officials announced a deal had been reached with the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), an agreement among 12 […]

Study Finds Plants Need Active Social Lives to Stay Healthy

Canadian plant science researchers in collaboration with Montreal-based Inocucor Technologies Inc. have discovered new clues about the active social lives of plants, which use molecular signals to engage in constant life-enhancing conversations […]

DuPont Reports Sales Decrease Amid Challenging Ag Markets

DuPont reports sales decreases amid challenging ag markets, particularly in Brazil, according to the company. Third-quarter sales were $4.9 billion, down 17 percent versus prior year due to negative impacts from currency (8 […]

Owen Newlin: A Seed Industry Champion

Committed. No other words are needed to define his service to the seed industry and agriculture, in general. Here, Newlin is recognized as part of Seed World’s Founders Series in […]

Report Shows the Risk of Regulation

A new report by the Ag Industries Confederation in the United Kingdom maintains flawed policymaking and increased restrictions on farmers are among the factors keeping British agriculture from meeting its […]

Advanta Seeds Enters the Brazilian Soybean Market

Advanta Seeds enters the soybean market in Brazil. The company, which runs its American operations out of Texas, is offering two varieties of soybean seeds to the Brazilian market: ADV 4317 IPRO […]

CropLife America Elects Diane Allemang as Board Chair

Diane Allemang, FMC Agricultural Solutions director of Global Portfolio Management & Strategic Marketing and North America Business Development, is elected as the first female board chair of CropLife America. Allemang […]

Another Agrochemical CEO Steps Aside

Miami’s Platform Specialty Products Corporation, which owns agrochemical company Arysta LifeScience, announces that chief executive officer Daniel H. Leever has indicated his intention to retire from the company once a suitable […]

Researchers Can Now Predict Plant Flowering Time

A team headed by Claus Schwechheimer from the Technical University of Munich in Germany discovers a molecular mechanism with which plants adapt their flowering time to ambient temperatures, providing ways in which the flowering […]

Northern Seed Acquires Syngenta’s Triticale Business

Montana’s Northern Seed has acquired Syngenta’s triticale business, including its Vernon, Texas-based research center. Triticale, a crossbred grain produced from wheat and rye, plays a critical role in solving the need […]

Novozymes Reports Boost in Sales

Novozymes, the world’s largest producer of industrial enzymes, announces its results for the first nine months of 2015. Sales grew by 4 percent organically and by 14 percent in DKK compared with […]

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