Fertilization, Deficiencies and Nitrogen Metabolism in Soybeans
“High doses of nitrogen (N) at the beginning of soybean development reduce nodulation…” Lílian Angélica Moreira is a postdoctoral researcher, has a Ph.D. and a...
Bioinputs “On Farm” Production Will Not Be Prohibited in Brazil
“…the Brazilian Lower House of Congress approved on 11/27/2024 the Evaluation of Bill No. 658 of 2021…” Luis Rangel (right) is an agricultural engineer, former...
“Current regulations for pesticides and fertilizers are not suitable for bioinputs”
“Quality control for on-farm bioinputs must include the use of strains of microorganisms acquired from reliable germplasm banks…” Júlia Emanuela de Souza is the director...
MAPA Authorizes Imidacloprid in Soybean, Maize, Cotton and Other Crops in Brazil
Act No. 55, from November 22nd, 2024 The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, which is in this act represented by the General Coordination of Pesticides...
Fertilization, Deficiencies and Nitrogen Metabolism in Soybeans
Bioinputs “On Farm” Production Will Not Be Prohibited in Brazil
“Current regulations for pesticides and fertilizers are not suitable for bioinputs”
MAPA Authorizes Imidacloprid in Soybean, Maize, Cotton and Other Crops in Brazil
What Are the Main Amino Acids and How Do They Influence Plant Growth?
The Presence of Just One Leafhopper in Corn Already Justifies Application
Key Factors for Agricultural Spraying
"Pesticide Use is Not Excessive and Food Produced in Brazil is Safe"
High Cotton Boll Weevil Infestation May Persist in Brazil
The New Pesticides Law “Almost Caused a Regulatory Blackout” in Brazil
There Is Great Opportunity to Increase The Use of Inoculants in Soybean and Corn in Brazil
It Is Necessary to Know the Physical and Chemical Properties of Herbicides
Pesticide Registration in Peru Costs up to US$ 2000
Trends in Agrochemical Formulation in Brazil
Selection and Treatment of Pasture Seeds
Why Should Farmers Focus on Adjuvants and Pesticide Application Technology?
Rework, Revalidation, Reprocessing of Pesticides in Brazil
Argentina Now Accepts Pesticide Equivalency Processes from Brazil, USA, and Other Countries
Bioinsecticide and Bionematicide Markets Are in Equal Footing in Brazil
Pesticide Registration Cancellations in 2023 in Brazil
Brazil’s Secretary of Agricultural Defense: Cattle Traceability, Avian Influenza and the New Pesticide Law
“In 2023, the number of registration approvals through court decision fell...”
Reference Specification: More Low-Impact Pesticides on the Brazilian Market
Phytosanitary Regulation for Minor Crops in Brazil
Brazilian Input Market Heats Up Despite Delays and Logistical Issues
Bureaucracy and Delays in Pesticide Registration in Bolivia
It Is Crucial to Go Beyond Chemicals to Control Weeds
Soybean Integrated Pest Management in Brazil: Increased Profits and Less Chemical Pesticides
Brazilian Congress Overturns the President’s Vetoes: Ministry of Agriculture Will Have Exclusive Competence for Pesticide Registration
Lack of Employees Has Reduced Speed of Pesticide Registration at Ministry of Agriculture, Brazil
Immediate Suspension in Brazil of Ibama's Restrictions on Thiamethoxam, According to Syngenta
There Are 43 Populations of Herbicide-Resistant Weeds in Argentina
Mosaic Wants to Reach US$ 100 Million in Revenue with Bioinputs in Brazil
Court Decisions Continue for Pesticide Registration in Brazil in 2024
The New Pesticide Law Benefits Agricultural Aviation in Brazil
Brazilian New Pesticide Law Changes State Registration
2024 Should Be a “More Stable” Year for the Agrochemicals Market in Brazil, but Farmers Must Be Cautious
Low Prices and Misinformation Encourage the Illegal Pesticides Market in Brazil
Pesticide Registration Approvals Decreased in 2023 in Brazil
Nanoencapsulation: Another Revolution in Agriculture
Company Wants to Explore Potash in the Amazon Region, but There Are Setbacks
After 23 Years, New Pesticide Law Is Already in Force in Brazil
Lawsuits and Pesticide Registration in Brazil
Why Is There a Delay in Fertilizer Purchases for 2024 in Brazil?
Lawsuit to Speed Up Pesticide Registration in Brazil
How Can the Pesticide Bill No. 1459/2022 Help Brazilian Agriculture?
Bioinputs "Boom" in Brazil Is Attracting Researchers to the Market
Ban on Glyphosate in Mexico “has no scientific basis”
Bioinputs Are Here to Stay in Brazil!
Expert Considers the Use of Pesticides in Costa Rica Alarming
Toxicological Reassessment: Anvisa Aims for Transparency and Dialogue
Common Mistakes and Good Practices When Preparing Pesticide Mixtures in Brazil
Lawsuits Are a Powerful Tool to Access the Brazilian Pesticide Market
Pesticide Legislation Reform Is a Key Issue for the Brazilian National Congress
Time for Pesticide Registration Approval in Brazil in 2022
The Strategies of the Brazilian National Fertilizer Plan
Pesticide Registration May Take 4 Years and Cost US$ 5200 in Mexico
Bioinputs Should Represent 10% of Brazilian Pesticide and Fertilizer Market in 5 Years
Pesticide Prices are Returning to Normal Values
“É um erro comparar os defensivos biológicos com os químicos”
Agriculture Franchise Model Seeks to Compete With Large Resellers
Mycoinsecticide Registration Grew 300% in 6 Years in Brazil
Anvisa Brazil Rejects Almost 5% of Pesticide Formulated Product Evaluations
Pesticide Spraying by Drones Should Have its Own Rules in Brazil
Agricultural Retail Market Changes in Brazil
Fighting Pests with Bio-Targeted RNA Pesticides in Brazil
Pesticide State Registration Costs up to US$ 21 k per Product in Brazil
Ibama analisou 927 processos de registro de agrotóxicos (produtos formulados) entre 2019 e 2022
Ibama: Pesticide Registration, Rejection, Reassessment, Prioritization
Brazilian Chemical Industry Deficit Doubled in 10 Years, Reaching US$ 12.7 billion in 2022
Pesticide Registration Maintance Fees of US$ 15 Million in Brazil
Logistics Limits Canadian Potash Supply to Brazil
Pesticides: New Legal Framework
Pesticide Bill No. 1459/22 Goes to the Plenary for Urgent Review
Toxicological Criteria and Methodologies for Pesticides Registration in Brazil (in vitro vs in vivo)
