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Orange and other citrus are part of the great success of local agribusiness, and are now experiencing a moment of recovery after facing many challenges
Corteva Agriscience participates, from the 25th to the 29th of July, in Bebedouro (SP), in Coopercitrus Expo 2022. At the event, which returns to the in-person format and with the theme “A New Experience”, the company presents the latest in crop protection and seeds, with the brands Pioneer, Brevant Sementes and the Enlist System, in addition to the recently launched biological portfolio. The Sugarcane, Coffee, Citrus and Hortifrúti lines and technologies for corn and soy are also present with their solutions to maximize productivity and farmer profitability.
At Coopercitrus Expo 2022, Corteva has two spaces to welcome visitors. At the stand, the company's team of experts is available to answer producers' questions and help them with the best solutions for their crops. At the Corteva kiosk, it is possible to immerse yourself in the company's main launches. To this end, the company provides a technological experience with an interactive table where the public can choose content in videos, images and texts. A true innovation, which is part of the company’s DNA.
For horticulturists, the Hortifrúti Line highlights the two biggest launches of the year with a new generation of fungicides from Corteva Agriscience: Generation Z, which presents a new level of control with a technology never seen before by the HF producer in Brazil, Zorvec Technology . The new fungicide Zorvec Entido focuses on potato crops and targets late blight, the crop's main disease, which strongly impacts productivity and can affect up to 100% of the crop. Zorvec Encantia aims to optimize the lives of tomato growers and many other horticulturists, as the product is registered for more than 17 crops such as melon, watermelon, onions and hardwoods. It is indicated for the control of late blight and mildew, highly aggressive diseases in fruit and vegetable crops.
Another important Corteva highlight at Coopercitrus Expo 2022 is the biological platform, with the phosphorus solubilizers OmsugoTM P (for soybeans and corn - the cereal is currently awaiting approval from regulatory bodies in Brazil) and OmsugoTM Eco (for sugar cane ). The solutions also include the microbiological nematicides InlayonTM (for multicultures) and InlayonTM Eco (sugarcane). The new features reinforce the company's portfolio, which is increasingly innovative to help farmers with the challenges of the field.
In the area of crop protection, producers can learn about several new features that bring the innovation present in Corteva's DNA and were developed after many years of research, with a focus on helping farmers' daily productivity, such as Paxeo®, a product which is part of a new family of desiccation herbicides formulated with the innovative ArylexTM Active technology, with residual action and long-lasting control of several resistant weeds, without antagonism with graminicides.
And farmers who do not participate in Coopercitrus Expo 2022 in person will be able to check out all the news from Corteva's robust portfolio through the “Esfera Agro -- Virtual Fair Circuit”. The platform, a 100% digital space, was created to promote knowledge to producers, wherever they are, at any time.
In a practical and safe way, visitors access the website, register and now have access to information about Corteva's seed solutions, crop protection and digital agriculture as if they were at a fair, including planted areas of the brand's varieties . In each space, the area leader welcomes the visitor and presents their main innovations and launches. It is also possible to have more information about the products, just click on the images.
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Orange and other citrus are part of the great success of local agribusiness, and are now experiencing a moment of recovery after facing many challenges
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