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  • EU ban of pesticides could impact U.S. growers

  • Posted on 2022-01-14
  • Mike Aerts, Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association’s vice president of science and regulatory affairs, recently shared an update from the European Union (EU) that could impact maximum residue limits (M...
  • Waterhemp population exhibits resistance to dicamba

  • Posted on 2022-01-14
  • Waterhemp is one of the most troublesome agronomic weeds in the midwestern U.S., where it has rapidly evolved resistance to multiple herbicides.One example: An Illinois waterhemp population has exhibi...
  • China helps boost global food security

  • Posted on 2022-01-14
  • China's accumulated experience in reducing food loss and waste is being shared with the world and can help developing countries improve their ability to reduce food loss and ensure food security, expe...
  • What damage do sugarcane aphids do to crops?

  • Posted on 2022-01-14
  • Looking at sugarcane aphid damage, we need to look a little bit about the biology of sugarcane aphids. Their biology goes hand-in-hand with the damage they do!Aphids belong to the ‘true bug’ order of ...
  • EU market for maize seeds, 2022 – trends and supply

  • Posted on 2022-01-14
  • European maize market in 2022: quality seed trends and supplyAutumn plantings are drawing to a close, in Europe. Rapeseed areas (for the 2022 harvest) have gone up again in most European production co...
  • Chinese corn production may be on its way back up again

  • Posted on 2022-01-14
  • China's corn production seems to be back on track after a five-year hiatus, but one analyst isn't expecting a return to bloated government stockpiles of the crop.The country produced 273 million tonne...
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