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Fresh Plaza
2022.07.05
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The history of fertilization, which humans have been using since the dawn of agriculture, has taken a new step forward thanks to Tebrio with the launch of the first fertilizer of entomological origin registered in Europe. "Adriana Casillas, CEO of Tebrio, and Sabas de Diego, CTO of the company,...
Vegetablegrowersnews
2022.03.24
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KitoZyme has been granted approval for its KitoGreen products by the U.S. Environment Protection Agency as biopesticides for multiple applications and crops. KitoGreen is a unique technology that has been developed by KitoZyme to offer more sustainable options for farmers who are looking for...
Prnewswire
2022.01.17
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The biopesticides market is expected to grow by USD 4.46 billion between 2020 and 2025, progressing at a CAGR of almost 17% during the forecast period. The market is driven by the increase in pest activities due to global warming. The rise in carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere is...
Kline
2021.12.29
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Many analysts predict that the global market for biopesticides will double over the next five years — but much of this growth won’t come from traditional markets.   “Medical marijuana,” says Dennis Fugate, Industry Manager for our...
Economictimes
2017.12.25
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Coromandel International, India’s second largest phosphatic fertiliser player with interests in fertilisers, crop protection, specialty nutrients, organic fertilisers, has signed a term sheet to acquire the Bio-Pesticides business from E.I.D. Parry together with its wholly owned subsidiary Parry...
DownToEarth
2017.07.05
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The use of eco-friendly biocontrol agents as an alternative to chemical pesticides is prevalent in some farming communities. A group of scientists have now shown that it is possible to substantially enhance efficacy of such biocontrol agents by converting them into nanoparticles. Researchers at...
AgNews
2017.05.08
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Bayer was granted registration of the microbiological nematicide Oleaje (Bacillus firmus) in the end of March.  It is a contact product for seed treatment, indicated for the control of the following plagues: root knot nematode (Meloidogyne incognita), root-lesion nematode (Pratylenchus...

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