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Crop Science · Crops

Programs for major commercial crops and specialty crops.

From high-value tree nuts and berries to row crops and turf, Vegalab nano-encapsulated inputs are formulated to perform across the full diversity of commercial agriculture.

Tailored programs, crop by crop.

Every crop has its own pest pressure, growth cycle and regulatory context. Browse below to find the recommended Vegalab products, common pests and application guidance for your specific crop.

A mixed berry farm: strawberry beds in front, blueberry bushes behind, trained cane rows beyond.
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Berries

Natural disease, pest and nutrition programs for soft fruit: strawberries, blueberries and cane fruit.

3 crops covered
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Long rows of trained crop plants receding down a working commercial glasshouse under the glass roof.
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Controlled Environment

Natural pest, disease and nutrition programs for cannabis and hemp grown indoors, in greenhouses and in the field.

2 crops covered
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A working fruit orchard seen down the rows, trained trees on trellis with fruit through the canopies.
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Tree Fruit

Natural disease, pest and nutrition programs for pome, stone and subtropical tree fruit: apples, cherries, citrus, mango and avocado.

7 crops covered
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A mature nut orchard down the rows, tall open canopies above a bare swept alley floor.
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Tree Nuts

Natural pest, disease and nutrition programs for tree nuts: almonds, pistachios, pecans and hazelnuts.

5 crops covered
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A tropical plantation hillside, banana plants in front with mango trees and shaded coffee behind.
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Tropical Crops

Natural disease, pest and nutrition programs for tropical crops: bananas and coffee.

2 crops covered
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A mixed market garden with lettuce, onions, carrots and brassicas in adjacent beds at different stages.
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Vegetables

Natural pest, disease and nutrition programs for field, tunnel and greenhouse vegetable crops, across the vegetable groups Vegalab covers.

12 crops covered
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An alfalfa stand in flower, purple blooms scattered through dense green stems, some lodged and dusty.
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Alfalfa

Natural disease and stress-support program for alfalfa: anthracnose, leaf spots, Fusarium/Verticillium wilt, downy mildew and white mold, plus cold and flooding resilience.

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Almond orchard
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Almonds

California almond growers face navel orangeworm, mite pressure and hull rot. Our targeted biocontrol and fungicide programs protect yield without disrupting beneficial insects.

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Red apples in clusters on a trellised orchard tree, with the mown grass alley and next row behind.
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Apples

Apple and pome-fruit orchards face scab, fire blight, codling moth and mite pressure. Vegalab's low-residue program protects fruit and beneficials, with calcium and silica for firm, well-finished fruit.

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Dark pebbled avocados hanging in clusters on an orchard branch among leathery leaves.
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Avocado

Pollination and fruit-set support for avocado. Pollen Boost supports flower quality and set on a crop that sets only a tiny fraction of its flowers.

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A green hand of bananas hanging beneath the split, wind-torn leaves of a plantation plant.
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Bananas

Wilt and nematode program for bananas. Spore Control targets wilt (Fusarium/Panama) and fungal disease, Nematode Control manages burrowing and root-knot nematodes.

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Rows of green bean plants in flower and early pod across worked soil, with gaps in the stand.
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Beans

Natural disease programs for snap and dry beans: anthracnose, rust, bacterial blight and white mold, plus the curly top differential, at zero pre-harvest and re-entry interval.

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Highbush blueberry clusters carrying blue, pink and green berries together on the same bush.
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Blueberries

Pollination and disease program for blueberries. Pollen Boost supports flower and fruit set, Spore Control covers Botrytis and anthracnose.

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Blackberries and raspberries at mixed ripeness along trained cane rows on a wire trellis.
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Brambles

Natural crop protection for blackberries, raspberries and cane fruit: powdery mildew, Botrytis, anthracnose, aphids and spider mites, all at zero pre-harvest interval and re-entry.

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A brassica field with cabbage, broccoli and cauliflower in adjacent bays of blue-green foliage.
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Brassicas

Caterpillar and disease program for cabbage and cole crops: Larva Control for loopers, armyworms and diamondback moth, Spore Control for downy mildew and black rot, at zero REI.

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Cannabis plants
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Cannabis

Indoor and greenhouse cannabis growers face spider mites, powdery mildew and botrytis under high-humidity conditions. Our solutions leave no detectable residues on tested flower material.

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Feathery carrot tops in raised beds, with a few orange shoulders pushing up through the soil.
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Carrots

Natural program for carrots: nematodes that fork and gall the root and cost you the pack-out, plus the leaf blight and cavity spot complex, at zero PHI/REI.

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Dark red sweet cherries hanging in pairs and clusters against dusty orchard foliage.
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Cherries

Cracking and disease program for cherries: calcium and skin-strength support to resist rain cracking, plus brown rot, Botrytis, aphids and mites.

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Citrus grove
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Citrus

Asian citrus psyllid, citrus greening and mite infestations demand early, targeted intervention. Our biocontrol and foliar nutrition solutions support tree health from root to rind.

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Coffee cherries at mixed ripeness, green through yellow to red, on a hillside plantation shrub.
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Coffee

Rust and nematode program for coffee. Spore Control targets coffee rust (Hemileia vastatrix) and fungal leaf disease, Nematode Control manages root-knot and parasitic nematodes.

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A maize field above head height, tassels on top and filled cobs with brown silks at mid stalk.
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Corn

Natural program for corn: caterpillar and borer pressure above ground, rust and leaf blight through canopy close, and the stalk strength to stand until harvest.

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Open cotton bolls carrying white fibre on dried plants, rows receding across dusty ground.
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Cotton

Natural insect control for cotton: bollworm, budworm, armyworms and loopers among the chewing pests, cotton aphid, lygus, silverleaf whitefly, thrips and spider mites among the sucking pests, at zero REI.

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Cucumbers hanging from trained glasshouse vines on wire, among large leaves and worn twine.
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Cucumbers & cucurbits

Natural crop protection for cucumbers, squash and zucchini: powdery and downy mildew, mites, thrips and whitefly, plus pollination and set under a heavy fruit load.

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Grapevines
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Grapes

Powdery and downy mildew, botrytis and leafhoppers challenge every viticulturist. Our wine- and table-grape programs are designed for minimal residue and maximum canopy protection.

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Hazelnut clusters seated in ragged, frilled green husks among broad serrated hazel leaves.
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Hazelnuts

Natural crop protection for hazelnut (filbert) orchards: Eastern filbert and bacterial blight, filbert aphid, filbertworm and leafrollers, plus nut-fill nutrition, all at zero PHI/REI.

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Hemp field
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Hemp

High-value fibre and CBD hemp crops require precise, residue-conscious inputs. Our plant-extracted insecticides and fungicides suit residue-conscious hemp production; confirm certification status on the label for your market.

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Upright cos lettuce heads with long ribbed leaves, planted in double rows on raised dark beds.
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Lettuce & leafy greens

Natural crop protection for lettuce and leafy greens: downy mildew, botrytis, aphids, thrips, loopers and slugs, on a crop where the leaf is the product.

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Mangoes blushing red over green, hanging heavy among the long dark leaves of an orchard tree.
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Mango

Pollination and fruit-set support for mango. Pollen Boost lifts flowering, retention and set on a crop where poor pollination and alternate bearing limit yield.

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Watermelons and rockmelons resting on the soil among sprawling vine leaves, pale ground spots showing.
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Melons & Watermelon

Set, mildew and nematode program for melons and watermelon: Pollen Boost for fruit set, Mildew Control for the canopy, Nematode Control for the root zone.

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An onion crop near maturity, papery bulb shoulders exposed with the green tops falling over.
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Onions

Natural program for bulb onions: the mildew and leaf-blotch complex through bulbing, basal rot in the root plate, and the calcium and potassium behind storage quality.

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Peaches blushing red over yellow on the branch, among narrow leaves in a commercial orchard.
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Peaches

Natural program for peaches and nectarines: brown rot through to the packhouse, leaf curl in spring, the fruit moth and borer complex, and the colour and sugar the fruit is graded on.

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Low bushy peanut plants with small yellow flowers, growing in rows on mounded sandy soil.
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Peanuts

Natural program for peanuts: root-knot nematode in the pegging zone, the leaf spot and white mold complex, and the calcium that pod fill depends on.

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Green-gold pears hanging in twos and threes on a trained orchard tree with wire trellis behind.
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Pears

Natural program for pears: codling moth, the scab and storage rot complex, mites and scale in the canopy, and the calcium behind cork spot and long-store firmness.

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Pecans in smooth ridged green husks clustered at a branch tip, one splitting to show the shell.
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Pecans

Natural crop protection for pecan orchards: black pecan aphid and yellow aphid complex in the canopy, plant-parasitic nematodes in the root zone, at zero PHI/REI.

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Bell peppers ripening green to red on staked plants, among leaves and weathered stakes and twine.
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Peppers

Natural crop protection and nutrition for field and protected peppers: anthracnose, phytophthora, nematodes and aphids, plus the calcium and set problems that cost grade.

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Pistachio orchard
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Pistachios

Alternate-bearing pistachio trees benefit from foliar nutrition programs that support consistent hull and nut fill. Our biostimulant range is timed to the critical growth stages.

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A potato crop in ridged rows of green haulm, with lifted tubers on the broken soil in front.
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Potatoes

Natural program for potatoes: root-knot (incl. Columbia) nematodes in the root zone and early and late blight above ground, at zero PHI/REI.

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A flooded rice paddy at grain fill, heavy panicles arching over standing water that reflects the sky.
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Rice

Natural disease, insect and nematode program for rice: Spore Control for rice blast and blights, Larva Control for stem borers and leaffolders, and Nematode Control for root-knot nematodes, at zero PHI/REI.

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Row crops
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Row Crops

Corn, soy, cotton and vegetable row crops benefit from nano-encapsulated soil inoculants, liquid fertilizers and bioinsecticides that integrate seamlessly with conventional programs.

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Soybeans at pod fill, hairy pods clustered along the stems beneath a closing canopy.
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Soybeans

Natural program for soybeans: nematodes below ground, rust and white mold above it, and the defoliating caterpillar complex through pod fill.

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A dense bed of baby-leaf spinach close to the soil, with bare patches and soil-splashed leaves.
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Spinach

Low-residue programs for spinach and baby-leaf, a crop where the leaf is the product and the window is measured in days. Downy mildew, aphids, leaf miners and curly top.

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Squash and pumpkins lying on the ground among broad prickly vine leaves in a field.
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Squash

Set and mildew program for squash and cucurbits: Pollen Boost for fruit set, Mildew Control and Spore Control for powdery and downy mildew.

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Strawberry field
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Strawberries

Spider mites, botrytis and nematodes are the leading threats in strawberry production. Vegalab's trio of mite, spore and nematode controls delivers a complete soil-to-canopy program.

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Broad crinkled sugar beet leaves in rows, with a few pale crowns showing at soil level.
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Sugar Beet

Natural program for sugar beet: the cercospora leaf spot complex that costs you sugar, rhizoctonia and pythium in the crown and root, and nematodes below.

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Tomato trusses in a glasshouse carrying red, orange and green fruit together on the same truss.
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Tomatoes

Natural crop protection and nutrition for field, tunnel and greenhouse tomatoes: from damping-off at establishment through blight pressure to colour, Brix and fruit set at harvest.

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Turf and ornamental grass
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Turf & Ornamental

Golf courses, sports fields, nurseries and landscape professionals rely on our nematode, slug and fungal programs to maintain high-quality surfaces with low environmental impact.

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Walnuts in green hulls on the branch of a mature orchard tree among large compound leaves.
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Walnuts

Natural program for walnut orchards: codling moth and husk-feeding larvae, the fungal blight and anthracnose complex, mites in the summer canopy, and nematodes in the root zone.

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A wheat crop close to harvest, heavy ears bending on straw-coloured stalks with a lodged patch.
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Wheat

Natural program for wheat and small grains: rusts, powdery mildew, Septoria, smuts and blights, the aphid complex and armyworms, plus silica for plant strength.

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