To improve wine quality, it is necessary to combat the proliferation of Botrytis and the subsequent acid rot. Gowan Remedier from Gowan Italia – based on Trichoderma asperellum and Trichoderma gamsii – addresses this need Among the various solutions in the rapidly expanding biocontrol sector, Gowan Italia’s “Remedier” stands out. Formulated as a wettable powder, this biofungicide contains two different microorganisms—Trichoderma asperellum and Trichoderma gamsii—making it suitable for use in both sustainable crop protection programs and organic farming. Key advantages of “Remedier” include its excellent toxicological, environmental, and residue profiles,…
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Bkt MultiMax Mp 527: built for hard work
Strength, stability, and durability—these are, in short, the key features of Bkt’s MultiMax Mp 527 tires, specifically designed for telehandlers, backhoe loaders, and compact loaders used in agriculture The BKT agricultural tire lineup continues to expand; the brand has firmly established itself in the public eye as a premium manufacturer, thanks to a skillful blend of inherent product quality and broad-reaching communication that has made the Indian brand known well beyond its specific commercial sectors. This confirms that while manufacturing quality is certainly important, a manufacturer seeking to accelerate growth…
Read MoreWine, more support and flexibility from the Eu
The 27 European Union member states have given final approval to the package of support measures for the Eu wine sector. The new rules include production control measures, increased financial coverage against climate risks, and the updating of the names of low-alcohol or non-alcoholic wines, introducing terms such as “alcohol-free” or “reduced alcohol content.” Further changes include the possibility for Member States to increase support for investments related to combating the effects of climate change up to 80 percent of eligible costs, and Ue funds can be used at the…
Read MoreOver 9 tonnes of illicit plant protection products seized
Carabinieri from the Parma Agri-food protection Unit have seized over 9 tons of illicit plant protection products and cited 40 administrative violations for irregularities found in the area Officers from the Parma-based Carabinieri Unit for Agri-food Protection have concluded a major inter-regional inspection operation. This initiative was part of a comprehensive series of checks conducted over the last six months to verify the proper management of plant protection products, with a particular focus on safeguarding consumer health. The operation was carried out as part of targeted inspections aligned with operational…
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Positive first quarter of 2026 for the Agco Group; less impressive for the Cnh Group The AGCO Group has started 2026 with strong momentum. The US multinational closed the first quarter of the current year with revenue of $2.343 billion, a 14.3% increase over the $2.050 billion recorded in the first three months of 2025. Net income also showed a positive trend, rising from $10.5 million last year to the current $55 million—a result driven largely by the commercial growth experienced by the Group’s brands in North American and European…
Read MoreGoodyear launches the world’s largest tire
The “LSW1400/30 R46” is the acronym for the latest ECE-certified agricultural tire from Goodyear Farm Tires, an organization within the Titan International group As its diameter suggests, this large tire—currently the world’s largest—is built using Goodyear’s “LSW” (Low Sidewall) technology, which minimizes sidewall height and maximizes the contact patch. This solution, combined with a “Custom Flo Grip” tread, creates a tire particularly suited to wet and muddy terrain, combining high traction with excellent ground flotation. Title: Goodyear launches the world’s largest tire Translation with Google
Read MoreMacchine Trattori July-August
Discover the new issue of Macchine Trattori for July-August 2026! The July-August 2026 issue of Macchine Trattori opens with the latest news on agricultural mechanization. Cover Story – Macchine Trattori July-August The cover story for July–August focuses on Weidemann and the “T6025” compact handlers, which expand the German manufacturer’s range of telehandlers with the specific aim of meeting the material handling needs of farms with limited maneuvering space. Tractors The new issue features a preview of John Deere’s 2027 lineup. Specifically, it highlights upgrades designed to make the “T5/T6,” “S7,”…
Read MoreTractor inspections: new time out in Italy
After years of delays, controversy, and discussions, last November the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport established the guidelines for the technical inspections that rubber-tyred tractors with speeds exceeding 40 kilometers per hour would have to undergo during the inspection phase. Are the inspections ready to go? No, on the contrary, everyone’s on hold. Time out. The main industry organizations have requested this, as they lack the personnel, facilities, and equipment to carry out the inspections. Furthermore, many Motor Vehicle Department offices are not accepting reservations, having not identified centers capable…
Read MoreAgri-food protection: bill approved
The Agri-Food Protection Bill has been approved. The measure, recently officially approved by the Italian Parliament, introduces the crime of agro-piracy and, more importantly, establishes a framework of penalties for irregularities in the sector, which will allow for greater protection and safeguarding of domestic agri-food production. Two crimes, plus an aggravating circumstance, have been added to the Criminal Code: food fraud, which carries a prison sentence of two months to one year for anyone selling food or beverages that, to their knowledge, are not genuine or come from places other…
Read MoreCaterpillar buys Monarch Tractor
Caterpillar has decided to acquire Monarch Tractor, a California-based startup, outright. In doing so, it has gained access to proven expertise and experience in autonomous driving, electrification, and data management, as well as industry-specific patents and software. As previously noted, 90 percent of startups fail within their first five years of operation—a fact that should prompt governments to reconsider the incentives granted to such organizations and instead redirect those funds toward well-established, structurally sound companies. The latest confirmation of this trend is the experience of Monarch Tractor, a California-based startup…
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