Renaissance BioScience Wins “Crop Protection Solution of the Year” for 2024
Renaissance BioScience has been awarded the 2024 "Crop Protection Solution of the Year" by AgTech Breakthrough for its pioneering yeast-based ...
Tag: colorado potato beetle
Agripat’s Vigilance in Pest Monitoring Enhances Potato Crop Protection
This article details Agripat Società Agricola Cooperativa's ongoing efforts in monitoring harmful insects, specifically the Colorado potato beetle, in potato ...
Neonicotinoids face growing resistance
Neonicotinoid insecticides are important for managing Colorado potato beetles and aphids in potatoes, but challenges to their use are growing.
Emerging Threat: Colorado Potato Beetle Resurgence Due to Mild Winter and Late Planting Season
This article sheds light on the reemergence of the Colorado potato beetle, a significant pest in potato cultivation, as a ...
GreenLight Biosciences’ Calantha Marks a Quantum Leap for Sustainable Agriculture
#SustainableAgriculture #Bioinsecticide #GreenLightBiosciences #PestManagement #ColoradoPotatoBeetle #RNA #AgriculturalInnovation #EnvironmentalProtection #FIFRA #AgTech #Farmers #AgriculturalEngineering #EcoFriendlyPesticides #InsecticideResistance #GlobalAgriculture #VarroaMites #GreenFuture The recent approval ...
The Potato Beetle Panic: Canaries Face Potato Shortages Amidst Pest Outbreak
The Canary Islands, known for their beautiful landscapes and vibrant culture, are currently facing an unexpected crisis. Fear has gripped ...
#BattleAgainstTheBeetle: Combating the Colorado Potato Beetle with Innovative Strategies
#BattleAgainstTheBeetle #ColoradoPotatoBeetle #PestControl #RNATechnology #NaturalPredators #Ecosystem #Sustainability The Colorado potato beetle, scientifically known as Leptinotarsa decemlineata, is a major pest ...
How to stop colorado potato beetles from sacking Your spuds
Colorado potato beetle (CPB) populations have an amazing ability to develop resistance to insecticides — including many of the carbamate, ...
Colorado potato beetle insecticide resistance requires vigilance, stewardship
Over the past two decades in the Midwest, neonicotinoid insecticides have been the most commonly used management tool for the ...
This beetle was one of the first to be attacked with chemicals, and it’s been very successful at evolving past those attacks
The Colorado potato beetle has evolved resistance to more than 50 different kinds of insecticides, making the insect a “super ...
