Vive Crop Protection

Newly registered crops for Canadian growers include potato, sugarbeet, radish, and other high-value root crops.

Vive Crop Protection is seeking U.S. EPA approval to expand its label for use in soybeans, targeting soybean cyst nematodes (SCN).

This strategic initiative will enable Vive to rapidly bring innovative and differentiated crop protection inputs to market.

The strategic investment underscores the growing demand for sustainable solutions and positions Vive for continued growth.

Phobos FC foliar fungicide combines Vive’s Allosperse Delivery Technology with prothioconazole.

The innovative initiative will support growing organizations to become Canada’s next anchor firms.

Doug Baumann has been promoted to CTO to deliver grower-first performance and design through the company’s commitment to Precision Chemistry.

Vive raised $26M USD in its initial Series C, and an additional $8.4M USD in this extension, for a total of $34.4M USD.

Vive Crop Protection Inc. has named United Agri Products Canada Inc. (UAP) as its Canadian distributor following the registration of…

Labeled for in-furrow use on potatoes, AZteroid FC3.3 protects against Black scurf, Silver scurf, and Rhizoctonia diseases.

Partnership to bring biological solutions to North American crop markets.

The Synergy Award for Innovation recognizes the thriving partnership between University of Toronto’s Dr. Cynthia Goh and Vive.

Vive has a track record for delivering on Sustainable Development Technology Canada’s mandate of sustainability and economic benefits for Canada.

The companies are working to develop effective new biopesticide products using Vive’s Allosperse nanotechnology delivery system and A&L’s novel microbial based biopesticide technologies.

Powered by its patented Allosperse Delivery System, Vive’s products ensure growers have Precision Chemistry to enhance their precision agriculture tools.

Potato growers have a new way to combat pythium and phytophthora with Xyler FC. The U.S. EPA recently registered Xyler…

Potato and sugarbeet growers who want long-lasting control of sucking and chewing pests have a unique new tool. The U.S….