Innovation in agriculture is often associated with new technologies, new ingredients, or new modes of action. However, the difference between a promising formulation and a successful product often lies not only in the novelty of its components, but also in the...
OD formulations (Oil Dispersion formulations) continue to play a critical role in crop protection, particularly for active ingredients that are sensitive to water and require stable performance throughout storage, dilution, and field application. However, formulation...
When industrial agrochemical products move across international supply chains, operational consistency becomes just as important as the formulation itself. Transport conditions, pallet stability, loading operations and handling all play a role in ensuring products...
Introduction The EU regulatory framework is undergoing one of its most significant transformations in a decade. Updates to REACH, the PPP Regulation (EC 1107/2009), new hazard classes (Regulation 2023/707), and the ongoing debate...
Water stress can also be addressed from its physical origin: not only as a problem of water availability, but as a direct consequence of how water interacts with soil. Limited infiltration, uneven distribution, soil hydrophobicity, and loss of hydraulic connectivity...
The evaluation of biostimulants through field trials is a key tool to validate their agronomic efficacy and their consistency from a plant physiology perspective. Compared to isolated assessments or controlled conditions, trials conducted under real cultivation...
