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UPL launches Tackler, a Beauveria bassiana insecticide, in Brazil

2024-01-12

UPL has revealed the launch of its biocide Tackler, which contains Beauveria bassiana. Tackler is a new product designed to control pests that affect a wide range of crops. The strain used was developed by an institute and has been extensively studied, showing excellent field effects.

 

″According to UPL, Tackler works directly on pests, has no effect on plants, and creates no harmful residue. The biocide's label says the product is recommended for use against aleyrodid, Dalbulus maidis, Diabrotica speciosa, Coffee Berry Borer and sugar Elaeidobius kamerunicus. UPL also says that "Tackler can be stored at room temperature for up to 10 months." The combination of this microbiological insecticide with conventional pesticides expands the potential of pest control in crops to reduce yield losses in the context of the El Nino phenomenon, which creates an ideal environment for the spread of pests in Brazilian agriculture."

 

″Rogerio Castro, the Indian-born CEO of UPL Brazil, said UPL is a leader in insecticides and is now expanding its portfolio of biological solutions. "Natural products, when used in combination with conventional pesticides, can improve agricultural management and help rebuild the sustainability of food production," he said.

 

Mariana Yama, Biocontrol Manager at UPL Brazil, said: "In addition to causing direct damage to plants, a variety of pests can also spread pathogens, further exacerbating the damage. Tackler can act on target pests, including the entire life stage from nymphs to adults, and has high dispersal and fecundity under favorable environmental conditions.

 

″The launch is part of UPL's Natural Plant Protection (NPP) portfolio. Giuliano Scalabrin, NPP's head of operations in Brazil, said: "The incidence of multiple pests has multiplied in the last two years. According to the consulting firm Kynetec, the growth rate reached 177 percent. There was a 105% increase in the use of biocides in the 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 planting seasons. Our new product stands out in this market segment by providing excellent residual control and resistance management to reduce field losses.”

 

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