Adama launches herbicide DAVAI A PLUS™ in Canada (Clethodim + Imazamox)
Recently, Adama Canada introduced DAVAI A PLUS™, a new plant protection product for all kinds of pea and soybean varieties. The product, which will be available for the next planting season, is designed to meet the needs of Canadian growers while addressing ongoing global supply chain issues.
DAVAI A PLUS™ is a broad-spectrum herbicide solution with two modes of action. and its formulation type is EC/ SL. It is registered for Clearfield®, peas and soybeans. It also controls a wide range of broadleafs.
Cornie Thiessen, General Manager of Adama Canada, said, "This new registration provides growers with unprecedented product choice, and we are actively providing Canadian farmers with an increasing number of high-quality plant protection products."
The increasing complexity of supply chain issues for the global industry due to the ongoing energy crisis in Europe will lead to price increases and supply shortages for some plant protection products for the 2023 planting season. Some of the most popular plant protection programs of Clearfield originated with companies in Europe.
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"Adama is fortunate to have facilities in 35 countries/territories that supply our businesses," Thiessen said. This globally diversified supply chain will help us meet the challenges we face. In 2023, we are confident in the supply capacity of the Canadian market and will be launching some new products for bean growers.
Adama supplied the Canadian market with much-needed 2, 4-D and MCPA last year. This company uses its global network to ensure a resilient supply chain for Canadian farmers, and combines its various facilities and partnerships in Canada and the United States to deliver as many products as possible to North America.
The war in Ukraine and the resulting energy crisis in Europe may seem remote, but many of Canada's widely used plant protection products and their active ingredients are produced in Europe, which will affect Canadian farmers' product choices next planting season. Adama will continue to bring customized products to Canada, providing farmers with more freedom of choice.
2026-07-26
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