Weed Science Society of America Study Highlights AI Smart Sprayers for Corn and Soybean Weed Control
A study in the Weed Science Society of America, reports that sprayers equipped with AI can significantly reduce foliar herbicide use.
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A study in the Weed Science Society of America, reports that sprayers equipped with AI can significantly reduce foliar herbicide use.
A world-record non-irrigated soybean yield was achieved using a conservation-focused system, as reported by Locus.
Corteva Agriscience has announced the Canadian launch of Telbek™ PRO, a new fungicide designed specifically for cereal growers, marking the first introduction of this technology in the Canadian wheat market.
SATCHUR8™ Spray Tank is helping Mid-Atlantic farmers reduce herbicide re-sprays and improve return on investment.
Amoéba, a France-based greentech company specialising in microbiological solutions using patented amoebae technology, has recapped its participation at SIVAL, the International Exhibition of Plant Production Techniques held in Angers.
Explore crop protection innovations of 2025, focusing on durability and risk mitigation for pest and disease control.
Syngenta has entered a multi-year strategic technology partnership with SAP to embed AI across its global operations.
Koppert has announced the construction of a large-scale, fully climate-controlled breeding facility for flour moths (Ephestia) in Berkel en Rodenrijs, the Netherlands.
Moa Technology & Certis Belchim announced a new collaboration focused on the development of next-generation Moa Amplifier™ solutions.
FMC Canada announced the launch of seven new crop protection products for the 2026 growing season, marking its most substantial portfolio refresh to date.
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