Find Hot News in South America Crop Protection Monthly Report 1302

Published on the 31^th every month, Crop Protection South America Monthly Report is a monthly publication released by CCM’s. It offers timely update and close follow up of South America's various kind of Crop market dynamics, analyze the market data and trends. Major columns include companies' current dynamics and market situation, a close watch of government policies and regional dynamics.

Following are headline news of the latest issue of Crop Protection South America Monthly Report:

Latin America boosts tycoons’ business

The fast development of agricultural production in Latin America becomes the rigid support for seed and pesticide business of tycoons.

Overview of Argentina crops 2012

This document is intended to sum up the main topics on crops from Argentina during the year 2012 and a brief overview of current crop season 2012/13.

Fertilizer sales in Brazil to set new record in 2013

Anda expects the Brazil fertilizer sales to set a new record of 30.5 million tonnes in 2013.

Brazil ANVISA approves flutolanil

Brazil ANVISA approves flutolanil.

Brazil: the engine for global biotech crop growth

A record 170.3 million ha. of biotech crops were grown globally in 2012, at an annual growth rate of 6%, and Brazil contributes the most to the growth.

Discussion of transgenic crops back in Ecuador

Four years after its ban, transgenics again become topic of debate in Ecuador.

Paraguay approves Monsanto’s Intacta RR2 Pro soybean

Paraguay approved the sale of Monsanto's new GM soybean, Intacta RR2 Pro.

Paraguay supports Monsanto in royalties dispute

Paraguay supports Monsanto in royalties dispute.

Syngenta to expand corn seed production capacity in Formosa, Brazil

Syngenta to expand corn seed production capacity in Formosa, Brazil.

Nufarm explores seed business in Brazil

Nufarm explores seed business in Brazil.

Arysta LifeScience partnership training Brazilian farmers for proper use of agrochemicals

Arysta LifeScience partnership training Brazilian farmers for proper use of agrochemicals.

Argentina will get the biggest corn production in 13 years

Argentina will harvest a record corn production in 2012/13. With the increasing production of corn, the Argentine government will boost its corn exports in a move that could ease global food price.

ICA surveys the health of carnauba in Colombia

ICA surveys the health of carnauba in Colombia.

Wheat to compete with corn in Brazil in the planting season of 2012/13

As the soybean harvest will be finished in Brazil soon, the farmers in Parana will choose to plant less corn and more wheat.

Weed Amaranthus puts Argentina on alert

The weed Amaranthus (yuyo colorado) is presenting suspected resistance to glyphosate in Argentina.

Pests and rain to affect Argentina’s honey production in 2013

The pests and rain are expected to affect the honey production in Argentina in 2013.

Drought and pests affect bean production in Minas Gerais, Brazil

Drought weather and pests such as whitefly effect the bean production and quality in Minas Gerais, Brazil.

Soybean harvest will end in Mato Grosso do Sul

Soybean harvest will end in Mato Grosso do Sul.

A new method for disposing carrot discards in Argentina

Argentina found a new way to use carrot discards for producing carotene and bioethanol.

Logistics impedes recollection of empty agrochemical containers in Mato Grosso

Logistics impedes recollection of empty agrochemical containers in Mato Grosso.

Smuggling was the target of Operation

Smuggling was the target of Operation.

Producers to join the battle against HLB in Paraguay

Producers to join the battle against HLB in Paraguay.

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