Industry Insights: BASF’s Livio Tedeschi on Promoting the Good in Agriculture

Both firms will manufacture and market BASF’s leading non-selective herbicide under a new distribution and licensing agreement Companies deliver the…

Long-awaited news from U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on its decision to extend the registration for the new dicamba technologies arrived Halloween…

BASF has attained a global, non-exclusive licensing agreement with the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard for the use of…

With the first global regulatory approval for the new compound received from South Korean authorities earlier this year, farmers in the country will be among the first in the world to benefit from the company’s latest offering.

Inscalis active ingredient was discovered by the Japanese company Meiji Seika Pharma Co. Ltd (Meiji) and the Kitasato Institute.

It allows growers to apply both Liberty herbicide and glyphosate over the top of soybeans for post-emergence control of broadleaf and grass weeds.

Was year two of the new dicamba technologies in the United States a success?

Due to the persistent high temperatures and low water levels in the Rhine, BASF SE announced on Aug. 6 has to adjust production and logistics at its Ludwigshafen site.

Does 605 official dicamba-related injury investigations and/or approximately 1.1 million acres of dicamba-injured soybean constitute a problem for U.S. agriculture?