The fungicide uses tetraconazole and azoxystrobin to prevent and cure diseases in corn, soybeans and sugarbeets.

In case you missed them, here are the items that have garnered the most interest from other farmers in the month of May.

Syngenta announced the launch of Plenaris seed treatment fungicide for the control of downy mildew in sunflower.

Based on results from a survey we conducted when the deal was first announced, most no-tillers are likely pleased with the news that Deere will no longer be acquiring Precision Planting.

The nematicide will offer broad-spectrum control of plant parasitic nematodes in corn, soybeans and cotton.

Woods End Laboratories, the maker of Solvita soil biology tests, announced the release of Solvita VAST (Volumetric Aggregate Stability Test), a rapid laboratory method for measuring water-stable soil aggregates.

According to a April 26 report in Law360, the companies’ attorneys were not allowed to get the names of the people that the DOJ expert interviewed as part of the suit to block Deere’s acquisition of Precision Planting from Monsanto.

Two agreements related to Deere’s purchase of Precision Planting will also be terminated, including the digital collaboration agreement between Deere and The Climate Corp., a division of Monsanto. Also ending is an agreement that would have allowed Ag Leader to expand access to and distribution of certain Precision Planting products and technologies.

CCS 779, originally named the Tillage Radish, will now be sold only with Oregon Certified grown tags to ensure consistent and reliable performance.

Nominations are open to individuals or groups, who have significantly contributed to advancing no-till farming in the U.S. or Canada, regardless of the crop grown, brand of equipment used, or crop protection or seed products used.