BASF’s Zidua herbicide, previously registered for use only with corn and soybeans, has received Environmental Protection Agency registration for spring and winter wheat.

Zidua is a selective rate-dependent residual herbicide for control of annual grasses, broadleaf and sedge weeds. It can be applied to soybean at 1st trifoliate leaf stage to 3rd trifoliate leaf stage.

Viatris (formerly Mylan) has become the first drugmaker to win full FDA approval for a generic version of AstraZeneca's top-selling respiratory drug Symbicort, although launch plans remain ...

The case revolves around Novartis' contention that MSN's generic contains small amounts of crystalline forms of the active ingredients in Entresto that would infringe a patent on the drug (No ...

The Syngenta 46256 is a systemic pre-emergence and post-emergence herbicide that provides excellent residual weed control. It eliminates weeds before they start, your new grass has a chance to ...

The Quali-Pro 2495 is a highly effective pre-emergent herbicide for Poa Annua due to its active ingredient, Prodiamine. Prodiamine is a pre-emergent weed control product that works by forming a ...

“We are excited that Rejuvra herbicide has received federal approval from the EPA,” said Bayer Head of Vegetation Management Marketing, North America, Tiffany Fremder. “We are thrilled to provide ...