FMC Launches New Technology to Help Farmers Grow More Soybeans

FMC Corporation, a leading agricultural sciences company, has launched a new herbicide and drone spray service to help farmers in Madhya Pradesh grow more soybeans. The new technology is expected to improve farm productivity and reduce the need for manual labor.

The new herbicide, called Galaxy NXT, is a dual-mode of action product that offers effective post-emergent control of grasses and broadleaf weeds. The drone spray service uses unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to apply the herbicide, which allows for more precise and efficient application.

"We are excited to launch these new technologies to help farmers in Madhya Pradesh grow more soybeans," said Ravi Annavarapu, President, FMC India. "These technologies are a testament to our commitment to innovation and sustainability in agriculture."

The new technology is expected to be a valuable tool for farmers in Madhya Pradesh, which is one of the largest soybean-producing states in India. The state's soybean farmers are facing a number of challenges, including rising input costs, labor shortages, and competition from other crops. The new technology is expected to help farmers overcome these challenges and improve their yields.

FMC is committed to helping farmers in Madhya Pradesh and other parts of India grow more food. The company is investing in research and development to develop new technologies that can help farmers increase their productivity and sustainability.

For more information about FMC's new technology, please visit the company's website.