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ADAMA Expands Availability of Apresa® in South America, Highly Effective Herbicide for Soybean, Corn and Other Crops - Vimarsana News

ADAMA Expands Availability of Apresa® in South America, Highly Effective Herbicide for Soybean, Corn and Other Crops

ADAMA Ltd. (SZSE: 000553), a leading global crop protection company, today announced wider availability of Apresa®, a pre-emergent pre-mix herbicide that delivers broad spectrum weed control with up to 20% higher efficacy compared to tank mixed solutions.

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Tumblin' Tumbleweeds And Their Local Roots | Editorials - Vimarsana News

Tumblin' Tumbleweeds And Their Local Roots | Editorials

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Between The Lines Tumbling Tumbleweeds: Guess Where They Originated - Vimarsana News

Between The Lines Tumbling Tumbleweeds: Guess Where They Originated

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Garden Show Update - Attack of the Samaras - Vimarsana News

Garden Show Update - Attack of the Samaras

This may be the sight outside of your windows this weekend. It happens around this time every year if you have or a neighbor to maples and other trees. This year, though, it is much more prevalent. Some call them "helicopters". Others call them "whirlybirds". My four-year-old son calls them "feathers". They are fruit, they are seed, and they are formally known as samaras. Like most plants, the seeds they disperse have the potential to be grown if the proper pollination takes place. For trees, more often than not, their seeds don't offer much growth possibilities. Now that we are in drought st...

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