Showing posts with label pest control. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pest control. Show all posts

Monday, November 18, 2013

New pest control problems emerge in large-scale cultivation

With the progress of the urbanization and the promotion of land circulation, large-scale cultivation is in rapid development, which simultaneously brings some new problems to the control of diseases and pests, according to Insecticides China News issued by CCM in November.

At present, either land circulation or scale cultivation in most places is still in its initial stage, which has two characteristics:

Firstly, different farmers plant the same crop repeatedly in an area. Local government focuses more on policy support on land circulation than on technical support and training for farmers. This pattern of planting (plant the same crop repeatedly) brings more soil-borne pest infestation. With poor technical management and low pest control level, abuse of highly toxic pesticides becomes more severe.

Secondly, the farmland owned by a single farmer is still very small and farmers have weak purchasing power, slowing down the application process of large agricultural machinery. Thus, it is difficult to deal with outbreaks of diseases and pests.

In the promotion and implementation process of large-scale cultivation, the government, agricultural dealers and farmers should pay more attention to ecological risk factors besides the economic benefits, so that the risks can be controlled.

In late June, farmers in Hebei Province suffered a big loss in one production base repeatedly planting radish for many years. The pest caused lots of crooked holes on the surface of radishes, and after 24 hours, they began to rot. The damage rate exceeds 30%. Farmers used more pesticides, but the pest still caused serious yield losses.

According to the Mr. Lei from Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, the pest is striped flea beetle, whose larvae feed on the roots of cruciferous crops. It is serious in Southern China such as Guangdong, Fujian, while in Northern China, it is not a major pest. The outbreak of this pest in radish this year is mainly due to the reasons as follows:

For one thing, with continuous years of planting radish repeatedly, a large number of population accumulated in radish residue around the farm. Upon investigation, the longer the radish is cultivated in the same area, the more serious damage of striped flea beetle is. Cleaning up radish residues in field and roadside is not only conducive to the environment protection but also the basic measure for controlling the pest. However, it is not easy to practice for one or two farmers.

For another, the rainy weather in late spring of this year was fertile to the propagation of striped flea beetle. Besides, during the growth of radish, farmers did not know how to control it at all and local farmers usually used little pesticides, there was no timely control for striped flea beetle, resulting in damage to larger area.

In Hebei Province, sweet potato planting area is increasing due to the land transfer contract, while the Pleonomus canaliculatus damage is becoming serious with the expansion and continuation of sweet potato planting area.

In order to maximally guarantee the normal grow and business income of sweet potato, farmers widely used highly toxic pesticides such as terbufos, aldicarb and phorate. Meanwhile, some pesticide dealers does not recommend other pesticides, they try various ways to sell pesticides which farmers want to buy.

The risk of large-scale cultivation is much greater in some cases, when farmers face pest damage; they purchase pesticides that they think are good enough. As pesticide dealers, it is necessary to help farmers solve technical problems.

In August 2012, armyworm in the corn planting area of Northeast China broke out, leading to tremendous influence on the growth of corn. Owing to the large planting area with the corn height of more than 1.5m, how to effectively spray pesticides has become an urgent problem.

Finally, spraying using aircraft and elevated sprayer quickly took control of the armyworm infestation. However, lack of access to improved spraying equipment in some field led to huge losses.

Armyworm are migratory pests, timely control should be assured as soon as strong outbreak, large-scale cultivation of corn needs quick and timely availability of pesticides for the control. The outbreak and control of armyworm in Northeast China indicated that spraying equipment and pests monitoring should match large-scale cultivation.

Development of market economy is driven by market demand, large-scale cultivation in China will inevitably push its agriculture development. Problems emerge during this process are, at the same time, the market demand opportunities. Agricultural manufacturers and distributors at all levels should closely pay attention to such opportunities to grow with the market and strengthen themselves.

This article is written by Zhao Zhanzhou, a senior agronomist from Beijing Zhongbao Lvnong High-tech Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Institute of Plant Protection (IPP) Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CAAS).

Table of Contents of Insecticides China News 1311:
Lianyungang Hetian becomes third domestic company to obtain flufenoxuron TC registration
Sinochem to become new controller of Yangnong Group
Risk in using leads to uncertain future of YC
Highly toxic pesticides with restriction for use to end in China
Terbufos to completely withdraw from the Chinese market on 31 Oct. 2013
New pest control problems emerge in large-scale cultivation
Fipronil+chlorpyrifos: new pesticide to control soil pests of peanut
China's export volum of emamectin benzoate soars in H1 2013
China's export volume of acephate technical increases 12.15% in H1 2013
China's export volume of acetamiprid technical hits 1,106 tonnes in Jan.to August 2013
Eucalyptus diseases and insects happen in Guangdong


CCM is dedicated to market research in China, Asia-Pacific Rim and global market. With a staff of more than 150 dedicated highly-educated professionals, CCM offers Market Data, Analysis, Reports, Newsletters, Buyer-Trader Information, Import/Export Analysis, and Consultancy Service. 

For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.

Guangzhou CCM Information Science & Technology Co., Ltd.
17th Floor, Huihua Commercial & Trade Mansion, No.80 Xianlie Zhong Road, Guangzhou 510070, China
Tel: 86-20-37616606
Email: econtact@cnchemicals.com


Tuesday, November 12, 2013

New pest control problems emerge in large-scale cultivation

With the progress of the urbanization and the promotion of land circulation, large-scale cultivation is in rapid development, which simultaneously brings some new problems to the control of diseases and pests, according to Insecticides China News issued by CCM in November.

At present, either land circulation or scale cultivation in most places is still in its initial stage, which has two characteristics:

Firstly, different farmers plant the same crop repeatedly in an area. Local government focuses more on policy support on land circulation than on technical support and training for farmers. This pattern of planting (plant the same crop repeatedly) brings more soil-borne pest infestation. With poor technical management and low pest control level, abuse of highly toxic pesticides becomes more severe.

Secondly, the farmland owned by a single farmer is still very small and farmers have weak purchasing power, slowing down the application process of large agricultural machinery. Thus, it is difficult to deal with outbreaks of diseases and pests.

In the promotion and implementation process of large-scale cultivation, the government, agricultural dealers and farmers should pay more attention to ecological risk factors besides the economic benefits, so that the risks can be controlled.

In late June, farmers in Hebei Province suffered a big loss in one production base repeatedly planting radish for many years. The pest caused lots of crooked holes on the surface of radishes, and after 24 hours, they began to rot. The damage rate exceeds 30%. Farmers used more pesticides, but the pest still caused serious yield losses.

According to the Mr. Lei from Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, the pest is striped flea beetle, whose larvae feed on the roots of cruciferous crops. It is serious in Southern China such as Guangdong, Fujian, while in Northern China, it is not a major pest. The outbreak of this pest in radish this year is mainly due to the reasons as follows:

For one thing, with continuous years of planting radish repeatedly, a large number of population accumulated in radish residue around the farm. Upon investigation, the longer the radish is cultivated in the same area, the more serious damage of striped flea beetle is. Cleaning up radish residues in field and roadside is not only conducive to the environment protection but also the basic measure for controlling the pest. However, it is not easy to practice for one or two farmers.

For another, the rainy weather in late spring of this year was fertile to the propagation of striped flea beetle. Besides, during the growth of radish, farmers did not know how to control it at all and local farmers usually used little pesticides, there was no timely control for striped flea beetle, resulting in damage to larger area.

In Hebei Province, sweet potato planting area is increasing due to the land transfer contract, while the Pleonomus canaliculatus damage is becoming serious with the expansion and continuation of sweet potato planting area.

In order to maximally guarantee the normal grow and business income of sweet potato, farmers widely used highly toxic pesticides such as terbufos, aldicarb and phorate. Meanwhile, some pesticide dealers does not recommend other pesticides, they try various ways to sell pesticides which farmers want to buy.

The risk of large-scale cultivation is much greater in some cases, when farmers face pest damage; they purchase pesticides that they think are good enough. As pesticide dealers, it is necessary to help farmers solve technical problems.

In August 2012, armyworm in the corn planting area of Northeast China broke out, leading to tremendous influence on the growth of corn. Owing to the large planting area with the corn height of more than 1.5m, how to effectively spray pesticides has become an urgent problem.

Finally, spraying using aircraft and elevated sprayer quickly took control of the armyworm infestation. However, lack of access to improved spraying equipment in some field led to huge losses.

Armyworm are migratory pests, timely control should be assured as soon as strong outbreak, large-scale cultivation of corn needs quick and timely availability of pesticides for the control. The outbreak and control of armyworm in Northeast China indicated that spraying equipment and pests monitoring should match large-scale cultivation.

Development of market economy is driven by market demand, large-scale cultivation in China will inevitably push its agriculture development. Problems emerge during this process are, at the same time, the market demand opportunities. Agricultural manufacturers and distributors at all levels should closely pay attention to such opportunities to grow with the market and strengthen themselves.

This article is written by Zhao Zhanzhou, a senior agronomist from Beijing Zhongbao Lvnong High-tech Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Institute of Plant Protection (IPP) Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CAAS).

Table of Contents of Insecticides China News 1311:
Lianyungang Hetian becomes third domestic company to obtain flufenoxuron TC registration
Sinochem to become new controller of Yangnong Group
Risk in using leads to uncertain future of YC
Highly toxic pesticides with restriction for use to end in China
Terbufos to completely withdraw from the Chinese market on 31 Oct. 2013
New pest control problems emerge in large-scale cultivation
Fipronil+chlorpyrifos: new pesticide to control soil pests of peanut
China's export volum of emamectin benzoate soars in H1 2013
China's export volume of acephate technical increases 12.15% in H1 2013
China's export volume of acetamiprid technical hits 1,106 tonnes in Jan.to August 2013
Eucalyptus diseases and insects happen in Guangdong


CCM is dedicated to market research in China, Asia-Pacific Rim and global market. With a staff of more than 150 dedicated highly-educated professionals, CCM offers Market Data, Analysis, Reports, Newsletters, Buyer-Trader Information, Import/Export Analysis, and Consultancy Service. 

For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.

Guangzhou CCM Information Science & Technology Co., Ltd.
17th Floor, Huihua Commercial & Trade Mansion, No.80 Xianlie Zhong Road, Guangzhou 510070, China
Tel: 86-20-37616606

Email: econtact@cnchemicals.com

Monday, September 3, 2012

AgriChina News Alerts Daily


China’s agriculture industry has experienced rapid development in recent years and has achieved outstanding outputs. In the future, China’s agriculture will continue to attract investments, improve productivity and product quality, and expand international trade. Foreign investors and business practitioners who are eager to be participated in commercial opportunities in the China agricultural industry need timely access and analysis on information of China agricultural news.

CCM International has launched a daily updated English newsletter named Agrichina News Alerts Dailyto meet the urgent needs from clients who need to keep informed of the most updated news on China’s agriculture industry but find it difficult to collect all.

Agrichina News Alerts Daily helps business practitioners and investors who care about Chinese agricultural and agro-chemical industry to gain access to the timely and accurate first-hand agricultural market news. The features of this daily report are “rapid, timely coverage of agricultural news, company news, policy and regulations ". In addition, the price is very affordable. Please continue to pay attention to it.


China Agriculture News Alert Daily covers China's agricultural markets, agricultural chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers, agricultural products, plant protection, seeds, grains, agricultural technology, pest control and other related information. It also provides information about events such as summits, seminars, exhibitions, and web conferences on China's agricultural market. Delivered via email and database, China Agriculture News Alert Daily will bring you the latest news of China's agriculture, agricultural market conditions, dynamic company, product prices and other breaking news and events, help you make wiser judgments and decisions, and capture good investment opportunities quickly. CCM International publishes China Agriculture News Alert Daily by analysts independently. For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com; to subscribe, please call Tel: 86-20-37616606 or Email: econtact@cnchemicals.com


About CCM International
CCM International is located in Guangzhou, China. CCM provides Data and Primary intelligence about China & Asia Market in Crop Protection, Life Science & Health Care, Chemicals, Materials and Energy, etc. CCM's mission is to bring value to clients with our accurate, complete and timely information and services in the form of Newsletters, Reports, Import/Export analysis, Benchmarking data, Buyer/Seller data and a comprehensive suite of customized consulting services. For more information, please visithttp://www.cnchemicals.com

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Tel: 86-20-37616606

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

CCPS 2012 to Help Discover Opportunity of China’s Non-crop Products

CCM International will introduce more than 15 presentations during CCPS 2012. The speech with the topic of Market Situation and Opportunity of Non-crop Products in China will certainly raise people’s interest. This presentation is going to be led by Jinyu Zhang, Business Manager to BASF.

Graduated from South China Agricultural University, Dr. Zhang owns a doctoral degree in Insect Toxicology. Having been engaged in pest control industry for nearly 17 years, Dr. Zhang is extremely familiar with domestic and overseas markets of hygienic insecticide, raticide and other non-crop products. As a committee member of Medium Biological Committee to China Precaution Medical Association, he is also a member of editorial board to “China Hygienic Insecticide Medical Instrument Magazine” and “China Medium Biology and Control”.

Through this presentation, Dr. Zhang will share with audience about global perspective of global non-crop markets, as well as segments and market size of non-crop markets in China. By analyzing deeply the global and Chinese non-crop market, Dr. Zhang will also deliver his insightful ideas about some experience in marketing of non-crop products in China.

You can not miss this amazing event. Hurry up to join CCM International’s CCPS 2012!

For event booking, please contact Coco Yang at econtact@cnchemicals.com or 86-20-37616606.


About CCM
CCM is dedicated to market research in China, Asia-Pacific Rim and global market. With a staff of more than 150 dedicated highly-educated professionals. CCM offers Market Data, Analysis, Reports, Newsletters, Buyer-Trader Information, Import/Export Analysis all through its new proprietary product ValoTracer.
For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.
CCM International Ltd.
Guangzhou CCM Information Science & Technology Co., Ltd.
17th Floor, Huihua Commercial & Trade Mansion, No.80 Xianlie Zhong Road, Guangzhou 510070, China

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Leading Experts to Present in CCM International’s China Crop Protection Summit

CCM International will host the 4th China Crop Protection Summit (CCPS) in Shanghai Ramada Plaza Gateway on March 8th to March 9th, 2012. Leading Experts from domestic and overseas crop protection industry is going to be present in CCPS 2012.

CCM International is honorable to have Dr. Rob Bryant from AgroCare to be the Chairman during the summit, and Dr. Rob Bryant from Agranova and Carter Ledyard & Milburn LLP will be the two workshop leaders respectively. A keynote addressed by Gregory A. Hanger, Business Development Leader to Dow AgroSciences LLC is expected to raise great interest since Mr. Hanger is the leading expert in global crop protection industry.

With the speech topic of “Driving Forces that are Changing Crop Protection Markets”, Mr. Hanger will share with audience his insightful idea. Mr. Hanger brought greater focus to DAS Ag Chem Discovery Research Goals by clearly defining critical driving forces and their impacts on long-term market opportunities. He also co-authored a publication, entitled The Benefits of Pesticides…A Story Worth Telling.

What’s more, Venkatesh Devanur, Chief Executive Officer of Agri Life (India), will make a speech on “BioPesticide Industry- Global Challenges and Opportunities”. Dr. Devanur is now one of the leading associations of bio-pesticide industry. He has devoted his career to bio-pesticides and bio-fertilizers industry for many years and achived remarkable results.

In addition, Jinyu Zhang, business manager from BASF will give audience a speech focusing on “Market Situation and Opportunity of Non-crop Products in China”. Having been engaged in pest control industry for nearly 17 years, Dr. Zhang is extremely familiar with domestic and overseas markets of hygienic insecticide, raticide and other non-crop products.

For more information about renowned speakers in CCPS 2012, please check our website page: http://www.cnchemicals.com/Event/EventDetail.aspx?EventId=26, or contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com; 86-20-37616606.


About CCM
CCM is dedicated to market research in China, Asia-Pacific Rim and global market. With a staff of more than 150 dedicated highly-educated professionals. CCM offers Market Data, Analysis, Reports, Newsletters, Buyer-Trader Information, Import/Export Analysis all through its new proprietary product ValoTracer.
For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.
CCM International Ltd.
Guangzhou CCM Information Science & Technology Co., Ltd.
17th Floor, Huihua Commercial & Trade Mansion, No.80 Xianlie Zhong Road, Guangzhou 510070, China
Tel: 86-20-37616606