Insecticides based on the active ingredients bifenthrin and imidacloprid are no longer effective in controlling the insect that transmits greening in some locations and should be temporarily avoided if control failures are observed after their use.
Terminus can be applied at any stage of the soybean cycle, including both aerial and terrestrial flowering, and presents a formulation that enhances the active ingredients and guarantees greater shock and residual power
Launched at the end of 2021, initially aimed at controlling the tomato moth (Tuta absolute), Sipcam Nichino technology can now be applied to the management of the diamondback moth in different crops
The solution will be sold by the Portuguese multinational Ascenza and has a different mode of action than other products on the market, being in addition to being a tool for managing resistant insects, it is also a solution for species that are difficult to control in corn.
Tool from the multinational Ascenza, Diador, can be used to combat these pests in potatoes, cotton, eggplant, coffee, beans, cucumbers, ornamental plants, roses, soybeans and tomatoes
Cities of Goiás, Minas Gerais and São Paulo will have face-to-face meetings to learn about the new solution, which surpasses standard treatments compared to Tuta Absolute; studies show high ovicide, lizardicide and action on the pest's fertility
