CropsBASF brings Zidua Prime herbicide to Ontario soybean growers for 2027
BASF has launched Zidua Prime, a two-ingredient burndown and residual herbicide that Ontario soybean growers can use from the 2027 season.
CropsBASF has launched Zidua Prime, a two-ingredient burndown and residual herbicide that Ontario soybean growers can use from the 2027 season.
Market ManagementGlufosinate-ammonium technical reached 55,000 yuan a tonne in China while glyphosate stayed flat, as low stocks, lost export rebates and a 'one license, one product' rule tighten supply.
The trait adds 2,4-D and mesotrione to the glyphosate, dicamba and glufosinate tolerance of XtendFlex, and Bayer says a new trait-integration approach has put it into newer genetics yielding more than two bushels an acre extra; EU stack approval and Chinese import approval are still pending, with a
Zibo NAB Agrochemicals has registered a 40% pyroxasulfone-flufenacet suspension emulsion for winter wheat and Shandong Binnong a 28% pyroxasulfone-terbuthylazine suspension concentrate for spring corn, taking China's pyroxasulfone registrations to 116, of which 16 are mixtures.
AgrotechThree companies at the Farm Progress Show set out a timetable for new corn rootworm, soybean cyst nematode and weed control: Amvac's Duro LQ is registered now, BASF's Nemasphere trait is due in 2028 and Syngenta's Expance soybean platform in 2029, the last two pending regulatory approval.
The minority stake, part of Océalia's Cap 2030 plan, backs a camera-and-LIDAR robot that weeds maize, sunflower and rapeseed mechanically, with cost parity against €35-85-a-hectare chemical weeding as the target.