Source: Pioneer news release Late-planted crops and extreme weather have played havoc with corn and soybeans in many regions, creating such problems as pest pressure, ear rot, lodging and other challenges. For these reasons, late-season scouting [...]
Syngenta in North America filed a complaint in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Iowa against Bunge North America (“Bunge”) for having violated a number of Federal and State laws. Syngenta alleges Bunge is [...]
The USDA projects that 13.245 billion bushels of U.S. corn will be consumed during the marketing year that ends on August 31, 2011. That forecast is 60 million bushels below the July forecast, but is 179 [...]
Recent moth trap reports from Syngenta agronomists in Kansas indicate there will be significant corn earworm activity across the western Corn Belt this season. In eastern Kansas, Syngenta agronomists have seen up to four to five [...]
Syngenta in North America today announced that it has received import approval from Japanese and Mexican regulatory authorities for the Agrisure Viptera 3220 trait stack, which offers corn growers dual modes of action against a broad-spectrum [...]
Stine introduces new traits, hybrids and varieties to help growers maximize profitability and yield Stine Seed Company is proud to announce their corn and soybean offerings for the 2012 growing season. The extended product lines [...]
