The U.S. Market for Nematicides 2004


November 1, 2004
SKU: BJDQ1187045
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This study covers five crop categories and 21 different crop and noncrop markets to determine the extent of recognized nematode damage, important nematode species, and the degree to which the damage is treated with cultural practices versus chemicals and fumigants. Sales and market share data by active ingredient for 2002 or 2003 are shown for each crop market. Estimates of active ingredient consumption and application rates are also provided.



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