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CROP PROTECTION

        Acadian Plant Health™ Secures CE Mark for Ready for Stress®,

        Its First Registered Abiotic Stress Management Product in the EU

         Acadian Plant Health announced that                                     Ready for Stress® is authorized for
        Ready  for  Stress®  has  received  CE                                  use on:
        Mark certification. It is the first prod-                                 Vegetable crops
        uct in Acadian’s new ASM portfolio to
        receive the CE Mark, enabling sales                                      • Ornamental plants
        across all 27 EU Member States.
                                                                                 • Aromatic and medicinal plant
         Ready for Stress® helps crops bet-                                     groups
        ter tolerate climate-related stresses,                                   Certified  biostimulant  claims  in-
        including drought and salinity. It also                                 clude:
        represents a new formulation catego-  in  our  continued  investment  in sci-
        ry certification for Acadian.       ence-based innovation.”              • Abiotic stress tolerance
         The ASM portfolio combines propri-  Acadian’s ASM portfolio comple-     • Enhanced root growth
        etary seaweed extracts with addition-  ments agronomic best practices with   • Improved quality traits
        al functional bioactive components.   practical, science-driven tools. Ready
        These formulations are designed to   for Stress® helps crops withstand   “This CE Mark is an important regu-
        deliver targeted, consistent perfor-  abiotic  pressures,  supporting  more   latory achievement for Acadian and a
        mance under stress and support crop   reliable yields and resource-efficient   significant  step  forward  for  our  ASM
        yield, quality and stability.       production.                         portfolio,” says Gibson. “Ready for
         A Climate Smart Breakthrough for    Regulatory Excellence Under the    Stress® delivers proven performance
        Growers                                                                 under stress conditions. We can now
                                            EU FPR                              bring that value to producers across
         “As  climate  volatility  intensifies,                                 the EU with confidence and speed.”
        growers face increasing pressure to   The  CE  Mark  confirms  that  Ready   Acadian already holds CE Marks for
        protect yield and quality from drought,   for Stress® meets the requirements   products in its established seaweed
        salinity and other abiotic stresses,”   of the EU Fertilizing Products Regu-  biostimulant portfolio. Ready for
        says Nelson Gibson, CEO, Acadian    lation (FPR), one of the world’s most   Stress® is the first CE-certified prod-
        Seaplants. “Ready for Stress® is the   rigorous regulatory frameworks for   uct in the new ASM portfolio, advanc-
        first  product  in  our  next-generation   plant  biostimulants.  The  certification   ing Acadian’s focus on climate-smart
        ASM portfolio. It is purpose-built to   affirms  the  product’s  safety,  efficacy   solutions that support resilient food
        help growers build more resilient   and quality. It also enables Acadian   production and global food security.
        crop production systems. Achieving   and its distribution partners to begin
        the CE Mark is an important milestone   commercial rollout across the EU.                   Circle 17 on enquiry card

          Albaugh Introduces Insectiprole™ 5L ST Seed Treatment to

                                                   U.S. Market
         Albaugh announced that the compa-  and has demonstrated excellent seed
        ny  has  received  U.S.  Environmental   safety.
        Protection Agency registration for In-
        sectiprole™ 5L ST, a new seed treat-  “Chlorantraniliprole  is  an  outstand-
        ment offering that will be available for   ing tool for the management of ar-
        sale in late 2026 (EPA Reg. No. 45002-  myworm and cutworm species in
        69).                                cereals and is the only insecticide
                                            seed treatment labeled for control of
         Insectiprole™ 5L ST contains the ac-  armyworms in wheat” says Chris Zita,
        tive ingredient chlorantraniliprole,   Director – Albaugh Seed Treatments.
        a systemic insecticide with a novel   “The addition of Insectiprole™ 5L ST
        mode of action that is translocated   to the Albaugh seed treatment portfo-  sectiprole™ 5L ST reflects Albaugh’s
        through the seeds and into the roots   lio will provide our customers with a   ongoing  commitment to  delivering
        and shoots of the developing plant. It   fast-acting, long-lasting non-neonico-  a broad portfolio of high-performing
        is active against a range of early-sea-  tinoid alternative that can be used in   seed treatment options that help cus-
        son  pests,  including  armyworms,   combination with other labeled seed   tomers build customized solutions
        cutworms, seedcorn maggots, wire-   treatment chemistries, like imidaclo-  tailored to their unique agronomic
        worms, and grasshoppers, delivering   prid or thiamethoxam, to broaden   needs.”
        rapid feeding cessation and long-last-  the  spectrum  of  control  and  provide
        ing protection in cereal grains as well   a more complete seed treatment solu-  Insectiprole™ 5L ST will be available
        as corn, sorghum, and dry shelled   tion.”                              for use in cereals, corn, sorghum, and
        peas and  beans. The  product offers                                    dry  shelled  peas  and  beans  (except
        effective protection at low use rates   Zita added, “The introduction of In-  soybeans).    Circle 18 on enquiry card
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