Krishak Jagat

Ambriva herbicide features Isoflex active, a group 13 herbicide, which is a novel mode of action in cereal crops.

The program focuses on training and engaging rural youth and tackle the growing challenge of a dwindling skilled farm workforce.

The investigation assessed the possible sublethal effects of tetrachlorantraniliprole, spinetoram and lufenuron on the biological parameters of the fall armyworm.

New initiative aims to promote the overall health of ADAMA’s people through a comprehensive cultural transformation program.

The ICSCE Buyer-Seller Meet in September 2024 serves as a platform for all stakeholders of the agri-input industry.

The use of drones offers the potential for precise crop protection, contributing to improved productivity and sustainability.

Hanabi uses a patented chemistry that offers extended control duration and rapid knockdown effects for eradicating mites.

These groundbreaking solutions are designed to address crop protection and plant health management in agriculture.

CABI is empowering farmers on a cost-efficient, sustainable alternative for fall armyworm management in Kenya.

Bayer’s commercial license covers soil applications of MustGrow’s mustard-based biocontrol technologies in Europe, Middle East, and Africa.

The objective of ISTF 2023 is to generate interest in the adoption of smart farming technologies to boost and sustain tropical fruit production.

The result of research and extensive field work in Western Canada, the Nufarm team has unlocked new potential with Duplosan.

A new project aims to enhance farm productivity and bolster farmers’ resilience toward food and nutrition security.

Results were “significantly below the prior year” driven by volume headwinds from a continuation of channel destocking behavior.

Participants will hear from Australia’s leading experts in herbicide, fungicide and insecticide resistance.

Semacia is a broad-spectrum insecticide with a combination of chlorantraniliprole (10%)+ lambda-cyhalothrin (5%) ZC.

A recent report highlights crop protection usage in India at 0.37 kg/hectare compared to a staggering 11.24 kg/hectare in Japan.

Vive’s Precision Chemistry solutions are designed for optimal performance, allowing each AI to reach its full potential and bring real results to the farmer.

Argyle combines Acetamiprid 25% and Bifenthrin 25% WG, using an eco-friendly formulation that optimizes canopy coverage and efficacy.

Agrochemical firms must invest in R&D to create and manufacture indigenous technicals and promote the Make in India movement.