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Soybean rust and Sclerotinia Disease should be well prevented in Mid Brazil
2012-1-20

At present, drought is serious in south of Brazil while rainy and cloud weather is continued for some time to come. The bad weather without sunshine and dry air will bring much trouble to soybean. Continued could weather will increase the incidence of fungus diseases and will abet the diseases to develop and spread. Now Sclerotinia Disease has been discovered in soybean field. And the weather will accelerate the spread of this disease.

What farmers worried is soybean rust too. Now, Soybean rust is found in three samples. Fungicides must be used to prevent this disease and frequently patrol is also necessary.

By Rachel

Ref: Agropages.com

Nitenpyram's further
2011-12-29

With the gradually withdraw of highly toxic pesticides such as methamidophos, fipronil from the market of China, Nitenpyram which as the succedaneum of those highly toxic pesticides, one kind of neonicotine insecticides develops rapidly. Nitenpyram was first developed by Japan's Takeda which has obtained patents in China, and the patent was expired until August 1, 2008. Nitenpyram can be widely used at rice, fruit, vegetables, tea and other agricultural and horticultural products to control aphids, rice planthopper, whiteflies,leafhoppers, thrips and other pests, with ultra-efficient, broad-spectrum, lasting effect, but less dosage and low toxicity, no injury to crops.

It is reported that in 2010, the production of Nitenpyram technical in China was about 500 tons, while the domestic demand is 3,000 tons. In Southeast Asia, Europe and South Africa, Nitenpyram also has a certain amount of consumption, Nitenpyram now is on the state of severe short supply. Huge market demand makes a hot registration of Nitenpyram. Experts predict that in the next 2-3 years Nitenpyram domestic market demand will be up to 10,000 tons per year, and the exports will be up 3,000 tons per year.

By Nicole

Ref: http://cn.agropages.com/News/NewsDetail---2749.htm

APVMA has plan to rise the cost of pesticides registration
2011-12-21

APVMA submitted a discussion on cost recover which it will take effect on from 6-1-2012 to 2015 so that the cost of registration will be raised. APVMA has also announced that other industries and interest groups can make comments or suggestions. Preliminary assessment will be evaluated on both the cost recover plan and the cost rising plan.

The main changes in the discussion are: indexation of registration cost; the cost proportion between registration and tax is 4:6; adding annual fee for after-sales supervision; raising fee of renew; recover 100% cost for KIND 17 registration; repaying 2 million USD for reformation.

This fee regulation is to guarantee APVMA to gain proper and continuable income.

By Rachel

Ref: www. Agropage.com