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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.

Germany will ban the export of dangerous pesticides to other countries as millions of people around the world have been affected by accidental poisoning, Federal Development Minister Erich Schulze said on Thursday. Schulze also criticized pesticide companies for increasingly selling dangerous pesticides on the continent that are banned by the European Union. "Relying on credit to obtain resistant seeds and corresponding pesticides is an unacceptable business model for small farmers in developing countries," she said.

1、Wide range of useIndoxacarb can be used in kale, cauliflower, kale, kale, chili, cucumber, cucumber, eggplant, lettuce, apples, pears, peaches, apricots, cotton, potatoes, grapes, peanuts, soybeans, rice, corn and other crops, no adverse drug damage occurred.2、Wide spectrum of insecticideIndoxacarb can prevent many kinds of insect pests, such as cabbage moth, twig moth, kale moth, cotton bollworm, tobacco bollworm, leafroller moth, apple moth, leaf chan, diamondback, potato beetle, etc.3、Strong compoundingIndoxacarb can be used in combination with most insecticides to expand the insecticidal

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

The European Commission announced the extension of the approval periods of some pesticide active substances.According to the Commission, due to the fact that the assessment of those active substances has been delayed for reasons beyond the control of the applicants, the approvals of those active substances are likely to expire before a decision has been taken on their renewal.

In a decision issued on November 19, the ministry called for a ban on pesticides containing the active ingredients chlorfenapyr and oxadiazon.The ministry said the continued use of chlorpyrifos, dimethoate, beetroot, fenamidin and liguron would be allowed due to the "lack of alternatives". All seven pesticides are banned in EU countries.The move was opposed by the Buğday (Sheat) association, which pro-ecological living, said in a report published by the association that the pesticide is not needed in viticulture.

Argentina, one of the largest wheat exporters, on Thursday became the first country in the world to authorize the planting of GMO wheat when it approved the national commercialization of the HB4 GMO wheat variety developed by Bioceres. The company said, however, that the HB4 seed - which is more drought-tolerant and resistant to the herbicide glufosinate-ammonium - would not be available on the market just yet. “We are going to continue producing under the preserved identity scheme that we currently have.

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.

According to reliable sources, on February 11, Bayer's global head of active ingredient production, wrote to customers that due to a mechanical failure in the manufacturing plant of a supplier of a key raw material, production will drop sharply. According to the supplier's notification, it is expected that the production line will be repaired for about three months.

Glufosinate movement in soil depends on both soil properties and pesticides properties. The leaching potential of glufosinate is reduced with increasing soil clay and organic matter content.