From the Network
Sipcam Agro Is PMN’s Newest Industry Partner
 Plant Management Network welcomes
Sipcam Agro to the PMN partners program.
Sipcam Agro has set itself apart by offering
customers a solid portfolio of traditional
chemistries. Now the company is expanding
its product offering by serving as a launch
platform for new technologies. Sipcam is
actively developing and registering
differentiated products based on
partnerships with research based companies.
Sipcam’s commitment to expansion is
exemplified with the recent acquisition of
Advan, LLC, a new plant health company
focused on green chemistry and bio-rational
technologies. Advan, LLC serves the turf,
ornamental, organic agriculture, home and
garden markets of both the U.S. and Mexico.
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university partners. Your participation is
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contact us by email.
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Plant Health Progress
Editor’s Pick
Hosts of Phakopsora pachyrhizi
Identified in Field Evaluations in Florida
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New Articles (continued)
Forage
and Grazinglands
Review
Use of
Limpograss in Grazing Systems in Florida
Summary | Article
News
Know Your Dairy
Farm Feed Costs Article
University of Florida Releases New
Bahiagrass Cultivar with Celebration
Honoring Forage Pioneer Edwin Hall
Finlayson, Longtime Agriculture Supporter
Rep. Allen Boyd Article
Asian
Grasslands May Hold Global Promise Article
CAST
publication on Gene Flow in Alfalfa
highlighted at the 2008 38th California
Alfalfa & Forage Symposium
Article
Corn
Silage May Not Measure Up This Winter Article
Hay
Analysis
Article
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Crop Management
Research
Abundance of
Predaceous Arthropods and Lygus spp.
(Hemiptera: Miridae) in Response to
Different Nitrogen Fertilizer Rates in Acala
1517-99 Cotton Summary | Article
Variety and N
Management Effects on Grain Yield and
Quality of Winter Barley Summary | Article
News
New
Soybean Variety Sets Sights on Japanese
Soyfoods Market Article
New MSU
Extension Publication Features Introduction
to Sustainable Ag Article
Selecting Corn Hybrids Article
Yields
All Over the Board in Ohio Corn Performance
Trials Article
Strong
Hybrid Emergence, Stalk Shredding Improve
Yields in Continuous, No-till Corn Article
Syngenta,
Dow AgroSciences Jointly to Develop Dow
Compounds for use in Syngenta Seed Care Article
Converting CRP Land to Grain Crop Production
Requires Planning Article
'Right
Product, Right Acre' Winning Seed Strategy
for Farmers and DuPont Article
Cover
Crop Practices Reported Article
Scientists Serve up Mustard Meal to Tame
Weeds Article
Preparing for the 2009 International
Certified Crop Adviser Exam Study Guide
Available from IPNI Article
Syngenta:
2009 AgriEdge Corn and Soybean Programs
Article
Soybean
Chlorosis Scores Available Online Article
Yields
Surprising for Indiana Variety Trials,
Despite Challenges Article
Soil
Fertility Management Helps Ease Farming
Costs
Article
Syngenta
to Offer New Fomesafen/Glyphosate Premix on
Soybean Article
Corn and
Soybean Selection for 2009 Article
Nitrogen
Tie-Up a Common Cause of Yellow Wheat Article
Best
Drainage Will Benefit Farmers and the
General Public Article
Presenting Prince, a New Blueberry
Cultivar Article
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Plant Health Progress
Research
Alternaria
alternata
and Plectosporium tabacinum on Snap
Beans: Pathogenicity, Cultivar Reaction, and
Fungicide Efficacy Summary | Article
Cladosporium herbarum
Causes a Leaf Spot on Marshmarigold in
Western North America
Summary | Article
Integrated Management of Gummy Stem Blight
of Watermelon by Green Manure and Melcast-scheduled
Fungicides Summary | Article
Briefs
First Report of
Powdery Mildew of Periwinkle Caused by
Golovinomyces orontii in North America
Summary | Article
Phytophthora alni subsp. uniformis
Found in Alaska Beneath Thinleaf Alders Summary | Article
Verticillium dahliae Causes Wilt on
Sugar Beet Following Potato in Eastern North
Dakota Summary | Article
News
K-State Wheat
Breeder Taking New Approach to Leaf Rust
Resistance
Article
New Barley is Bad News for Russian Wheat
Aphids
Article
University of Kentucky Researchers Lead the
Way in Anthracnose Stalk Rot Research
Article
New Green Leaf Lettuce Leaves Leafminers in
the Lurch
Article
Boll Weevil Feeding Habits Now Better
Understood
Article
Invasive Species Management Crucial to
Forest Health
Article
Non-Target Insects Probably Affected More by
Insecticides than by Bt Crops
Article
Spinetoram Products Receive Registration in
New York
Article
Pink Hibiscus Mealybug Found in North
Georgia
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