Dow AgroSciences’ overview for South America

Keyword: soybeans, wheat, sunflower oil seed
Publish time: 8th April, 2013      Source: CCM
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  The company has reported worldwide outstanding results for 2012, with an increase of 13% (vs 2011) for the total sales (compared to 11% on average for the agricultural (AG) market), including seed sales with a 27% growth (vs 14% on average for the AG market) and crop protection sales showing a 10% growth (vs 9% average of AG market). The EBITDA increase was 7%, according to CCM’s latest monthly report, Crop Protection South America Monthly Report issued in March.

  The main contributor to this growth is certainly South America (the second largest market worldwide, behind North America). Soybeans, corn, sugarcane, wheat, fruits, vegetables, sunflower oil seed and rice are grown in the tropical and subtropical climates of this region and the company offers a variety of crops protection and seeds to achieve the maximum yields and health protection, as well as for the livestock through pasture’s products.

  A wide selection of herbicides, insecticides and fungicides meeting customers' needs, as well as trait technologies such as HERCULEX® and POWERCORE™ in corn and WideStrike™ Insect Protection technology in cotton, is available.

  The company is deploying the South American market strategy, deploying its products in targeted countries, as follows:

  Argentina
  - Seeds (Hybrids and GMO) for corn, sunflower and sorghum.
  - Herbicides for chemical fallow, 2-4 D products and glyphosate products (e.g Panzer Gold).
  - Fungicides (e.g Planet X-tra for soybean diseases).
  - Insecticides / Omega 9 oils / Pastures (weed’s control).

  Brazil:
          - Herbicides, insecticides and pastures.
          - Sentricon: products for controlling termites eliminating the core of the colonies.
          - Lorsban chlorpyrifos based insecticide.

  Bolivia and Paraguay: Products for pasture’s weed control.

  Colombia: Herbicides, insecticides and pastures.

  Chile: Natural insecticides for apple, pear and walnut trees.

  Table Contents of the Crop Protection South America Monthly Report 1303:
  Argentina to build a new R&D biotechnology center
  Bayer CropScience looking for expanding business in South America
  Dow AgroSciences’ overview for South America
  Syngenta – Financial results for Latin America
  Argentina: Focusing on barley quality issues
  Brasil crop overview for 2012/13 season
  Brazil is sustaining the biofuel strategy
  Paraguay: Transgenic cotton’s high yields require performing three harvests
  Bolivia soybean overview
  Bolivia crop export overview
  Paraguay crops overview
  Brazil: Late corn season (milho safrinha) to be tested at Mato Grosso do Sul state
  Brazil: Cargo ships port’s logistic jam – status on March 8, 2013
  Brazil: Black bean’s price increases by 40% in a year
  Argentina: Imported glyphosate price is steady after rising by 70% last year
  Argentina: Lowest chickpea’s export prices since late 2010
  Brazilian Superior Court of Justice rejected Monsanto’s appeal for payment of royalties
  Argentine province’s labor court halts Monsanto seed’s investment
  Paraguayan Environmental Protection Agency boosts biogas generation project
  Peruvian women awarded as “protective guardians from Andean quinoa and other grains”
  Colombian Agriculture Society calls for dialogue to negotiate
  Colombia: Boosting the new agriculture & livestock technical assistance national policy
  Chile approved new pesticide
  Brazil with a controversial launching for a soybean fungicide
  Argentine researchers to study natural plant showing high resistance to drought
  Argentina: GMO Product’s approval & launchings
  Nidera Argentina – New GMO crops
  Argentina weeds resistance
  Paraguay: FAO urges to coordinate actions against HLB citric’s plague
  Bolivia celebrated the 18th edition from Exposoya exhibition
  Uruguay: Opening of national Expoactiva 2013
  Brazil projected production gross value
  Paraguay – New elected president for CAPPRO
  Bolivia late soybean season
  Argentina’s Expoagro 2013 – Early initiatives post-exhibition

  Crop Protection South America Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM on 31st, offers timely update and close follow-up of South America's crop protection industry’s dynamics and crops’ evolution and trends. This monthly report also features in-depth analysis on market development through abundant facts and figures. 

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