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Prepare for Flea Beetles

Striped and crucifer flea beetles are some of the most common insect pests in Canada, with striped flea beetles becoming increasingly more...

Pest Profile: Redroot Pigweed

Redroot pigweed is an annual broadleaf weed that has developed resistance to Group 2 herbicides in Western Canada, and Group 5 resistance in the U...

Code of Conduct

ADAMA Agricultural Solutions [1] is a Global Company conducting its business affairs in more than 100 countries worldwide, in a changing work environment deriving, amongst others, from the differences in culture, customs and the legal system of each and every country. The Company places great importance in adopting a Code of Conduct which will guide all the Company's office holders, managers and employees [2] as to the rules of conduct required of them as representatives of ...

Control Dandelions Post-Harvest

Fall is an excellent time to prepare your fields for the next growing season, especially when it comes to dealing with perennial weeds like...

Anti-Bribery

ADAMA is committed to the highest ethical standards, by compliance with all applicable laws, rules and regulations for the purpose of preventing both public and private bribery and corrupted behavior in our organization. This policy details the meaning and implications of these commitments, and the manner in which they should be executed. This policy applies to all ADAMA employees, directors, officers, and all third parties acting on behalf of ADAMA, or providing s...

Pest Profile: Aphanomyces Root Rot

Also known as “water mould” for its preference for waterlogged fields, Aphanomyces affects both annual and perennial legume crops and is one of...

The Grower’s Guide to Imazamox

For its tank-mixability, residual control and flexible re-cropping options, imazamox has become the go-to active for many pea and soybean growers...

Pest Profile: Crown Rust

Also known as leaf rust, crown rust can infect cultivated oat, wild oat and a few wild grasses, but won’t infect cereals like wheat, barley or rye...