Opinions and analysis for the plant science industry August 2008
Cover Photo On 28 July 2008, Syngenta announced that it will increase investment in its UK manufacturing and R&D sites by more than £100 million. Photo courtesy of Syngenta. Editorial: Beyond agriculture, but within reach This issue is dedicated to the fast growing, but perhaps, little understood non-crop 'market'. Company Profile: Agvanova Technologies Australian company Agvanova supplies chemical specialty products to both agriculture and non-crop market. Rob Fryatt on... The intervention of the Gates Foundation is the tipping point for the eradication of many vector-borne diseases. Company Profile: Activa Activa's continued growth saw the company moved to a new modern site close to the famous Milan suburb of Milano Due last year. Tackling insect-borne diseases Inefficient deployment of pesticides and the growth of pesticide-resistant strains have contributed to the increase of malaria in Africa. Company Profile: Fumi-Hogar Fumi-Hogar is one of the few specialist companies in the world manufacturing and marketing smoke pesticides worldwide. Company Profile: Exosect Ltd Exosect Ltd is a great example of some of the exciting technology coming out of SMEs in the agrochemical industry today. Australia - the land of green and gold Demand for turf-protection products in Australia is underpinned by the country's tradition of outdoor and sporting lifestyles. Seize the opportunity The non-crop sector is a major new strategic development for pesticide companies, says Rod Parker, who reviews the market in 2007. Business matters still central to PestBusiness.com The recently extended alliance is continuing to focus on business and market development in the pest management sector. Events calendar Networking opportunities for crop protection professionals around the world.

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