Industry News

  • Are red spiders difficult to control? How to use acaricides more efficiently.

    First of all, let’s confirm the types of mites. There are basically three types of mites, namely red spiders, two-spotted spider mites and tea yellow mites, and two-spotted spider mites can also be called white spiders. 1. Reasons why red spiders are difficult to control Most growers do no...
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  • Progress in Evaluation of Pesticide Endocrine Disruptors in EU

    In June 2018, the European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) and the European Chemical Administration (ECHA) released the supporting guidance documents for the identification standards of endocrine disruptors applicable to the registration and evaluation of pesticides and disinfectants in the European Un...
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  • Pesticide compounding principles

    Mixed use of pesticides with different poisoning mechanisms Mixing pesticides with different mechanisms of action can improve the control effect and delay drug resistance. Pesticides with different poisoning effects mixed with pesticides have contact killing, stomach poisoning, systemic effects, ...
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  • What to do if yellow spots appear on corn leaves?

    Do you know what the yellow spots that appear on corn leaves are? It’s corn rust!This is a common fungal disease on corn. The disease is more common in the middle and late stages of maize growth, and mainly affects maize leaves. In severe cases, ear, husk and male flowers can also be affect...
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  • Are red spiders difficult to control? How to use acaricides more efficiently.

    First of all, let’s confirm the types of mites. There are basically three types of mites, namely red spiders, two-spotted spider mites and tea yellow mites, and two-spotted spider mites can also be called white spiders. 1. Reasons why red spiders are difficult to control   Most growers do ...
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  • Do you know how to control red spiders?

    Combination products must be used 1: Pyridaben + Abamectin + mineral oil combination, used when the temperature is low at the beginning of spring. 2: 40% spirodiclofen + 50% profenofos 3: Bifenazate + diafenthiuron, etoxazole + diafenthiuron, used in autumn. Tips: In a day, the most frequent time...
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  • What pesticides are used to control corn pests?

    1. Corn borer: The straw is crushed and returned to the field to reduce the base number of insect sources; the overwintering adults are trapped with insecticidal lamps combined with attractants during the emergence period; At the end of the heart leaves, spray biological pesticides such as Bacill...
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  • How to do autumn sowing of garlic?

    The autumn seedling stage is mainly to cultivate strong seedlings. Watering once after the seedlings are completed, and weeding and cultivating, can cooperate to promote root development and ensure the growth of seedlings.   Proper water control to prevent freezing, foliar spraying of potassium d...
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  • EPA(USA) takes out new restrictions on Chlorpyrifos, Malathion and Diazinon.

    The EPA allows the continued use of chlorpyrifos, malathion and diazinon on all occasions with the new protections on the label. This final decision is based on the final biological opinion of the Fish and Wildlife Service. The bureau found that potential threats to endangered species could be mi...
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  • Brown spot on Corn

    July is hot and rainy, which is also the bell mouth period of corn, so diseases and insect pests are prone to occur. In this month, farmers should pay special attention to preventing and controlling various diseases and insect pests. Today, let’s take a look at the common pests in July: bro...
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  • Cornfield Herbicide – Bicyclopyrone

    Cornfield Herbicide – Bicyclopyrone

    Bicyclopyrone is the third triketone herbicide successfully launched by Syngenta after sulcotrione and mesotrione, and it is an HPPD inhibitor, which is the fastest growing product in this class of herbicides in recent years. It is mainly used for corn, sugar beet, cereals (such as wheat, barley)...
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  • Industry News: Brazil Proposes Legislation to Ban Carbendazim

    On June 21, 2022, the Brazilian National Health Surveillance Agency issued the “Proposal for a Committee Resolution on Banning the Use of Carbendazim”, suspending the import, production, distribution and commercialization of the fungicide carbendazim, which is Brazil’s most wide...
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