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Hyderabad's CSIR-IICT Scientists push new ideas to protect crops

The need to develop new crop protection molecules with improved performance to address emerging challenges in crop health and agricultural sustainability.

Express News Service

HYDERABAD: The growing global population and rising demand for food are increasing the need for effective and sustainable crop protection solutions, experts said at a lecture organised by the CSIR-Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (CSIR-IICT) in Hyderabad on Thursday.

Speaking at the 3rd Annual Dr UT Bhalerao Memorial Lecture, BASF Chemicals India Pvt Ltd (Mumbai) Global Crop Protection Discovery Research - Chemistry Director Ramakrishnan Vallinayagam highlighted the need to develop new crop protection molecules with improved performance to address emerging challenges in crop health and agricultural sustainability.

He delivered a lecture on “Flask to Field - Modern Crop Protection Discovery Trends and Opportunities for Academia-Industry Collaboration”, focusing on emerging trends in crop protection research.

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