Crop protection

JOINT NEWS RELEASE ISSUED BY AGBIZ, SANSOR AND CROPLIFE SA

Joint news release issued by Agbiz, Sansor and Croplife SA on the industry appeal lodged against South Africa’s regulatory approach to classify and regulate all new breeding techniques (NBTs) under the genetically modified organisms Act 15 of 1997. In October 2021, the National Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and[...]

By Specialist Writer|12th January 2022|Categories: Crop protection, News|Tags: , , |

Plants perform much better with mulch

Better results can be expected if plants are well fed and protected from extreme temperatures. One of the ways to achieve this, is mulching. Mulching means placing organic or inorganic matter on the surface of vegetable beds and around fruit trees to maintain moisture in the soil. Using mulch[...]

K-Obiol insecticide treatment: better seed for a brighter future

Insects can compromise the quality of grain which is why it is absolutely crucial that protective measures should be taken. K-Obiol is a synergised grain protectant for use on uninfested grain including cereal grains, malting barley, sorghum, rice and maize. It can be used on any type of storage,[...]

By Specialist Writer|12th October 2021|Categories: Crop protection|Tags: , , |

Plant DKC 80-23 new hybrid seed for a successful yield, and protect your harvested grain with quality protectant

At Bayer, we know that the world of farming is ever-evolving. Fields change, weeds adapt, temperatures fluctuate. As they do, products need to change too. That’s why we place innovation at the centre of our business. To make your job easier from seed to harvest, our bioscientists and agronomists[...]

By Specialist Writer|13th September 2021|Categories: Articles, Crop protection, Zambia|

SeedCo’s SC 647: Your seed choice for a 10 plus tonnes maize crop

by Adrian Chibanga Maize continues to register itself as the world’s most coveted grain. The OECD/FAO Agriculture Outlook projected an increase in production of global maize to 1,2 billion metric tonness by 2027, representing a 121 million tonne jump in a 10-year projected period. The projections include a 16%[...]

By Specialist Writer|5th October 2020|Categories: Articles, Crop protection, Zambia|Tags: , |
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