Covid-19’s Impact on India’s Agricultural Sector

Progress on a 2015 undertaking to reduce pesticide use should continue despite the fall armyworm threat.

Amid COVID-19, Modi vows to ‘salvage our crops’ as drones and helicopters readied.

Annual State of the Industry Survey to provide insight for crop input companies in a coronavirus-affected world.

“All of this is subject to change, at the stroke of a tweet,” said Fanwood Chemical President Jim DeLisi, in a recent webinar on navigating disruption and trade in agrochemicals.

Full tie-up comes after more than 30 successful years of partnership and growth, serving Greek farmers

Global suppliers and distributors need to consider a new strategy post pandemic — united global sourcing.

Ban includes key products like mancozeb, 2,4-D, and chlorpyrifos, prompting swift backlash from the country’s crop protection industry.

India’s “e-plant clinic” enables farmers and experts to meet online to discuss crop pests and blight.

The Indian pesticide industry is facing challenges with disruptions in manufacturing and supplies due to the COVID-19 pandemic.