Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, March 01, 2003, Image 197

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    PCGA Announces Results Of 5-Acre Corn Club Contest
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Westmoreland County
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Catalina Farm
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NCGA, Divergence, Inc. Collaborate To Help Increase Yields
ST. LOUIS, Mo. The National
Com Growers Association (NCGA)
and Divergence, Inc. announced a re
search collaboration focused on the
control of parasitic nematodes (round
worms) that plague corn and many
other crops.
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260 York Road
717-243-4419
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ALLEN HOOVER
REPAIR
RR 1, Box 227
570-966-3821
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ECKROTH
EQUIPMENT
4910 Keinsville Road
610-366-2095
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NEW NAVIGATOR
- setting a new Industry standard!
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CHAMBERSBURG
FARM SERVICE
975 S. Main St.
717-264-3533
ABC GROFF,
INC.
110 S. Railroad Ave
717-354-4191
LEBANON VALLE
IMPLEMENT
700 East Linden St
717-866-7518
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Divergence, a St,
search and development company, is
developing nematicides, as well as ne
matode-resistant plant genes, that can
be delivered as valuable traits in the
seed.
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610-252-8828
IMITH’S FARM
EQUIPMENT
30 Acker Rd
717-567-3562
FARM RITE,
INC.
122 Old Cohansey Rd
856-451-1368
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This research is intended to provide
a safe method to protect plants from
nematode pests. Current nematode
control is accomplished by using
chemicals that can have serious conse
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FARM EQUIPMENT
Rt. 443 & 895
570-943-2131
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health. In fact, many of these com
pounds are scheduled to be removed
from the market. Through this collab
oration, Divergence and NCGA hope
to offer growers new, safe approaches
to control nematodes in their crops.
“Experts estimate nematode dam
age causes reduction in corn yields of
roughly 10 percent worldwide,” said
Gary Davis, chairman, NCGA Re
search and Business Development Ac
tion Team. “We expect this research
has the potential to benefit the growers
in three ways: first, it could lead to
products for the control of
an important crop pathogen during a
time when so many control methods
are being removed from the market;
second, it has the potential to make
farming much safer, both for farmers
and their communities; and third, it
should allow growers to produce crops
more profitably.
“We are very excited to work with
Divergence,” said Davis. “Divergence
has impressive products in develop
ment and a strong research platform
to make many additional discoveries.”
Derek Rapp, chief executive officer,
Divergence, said, “The alliance be
tween NCGA and Divergence is im
portant because it has the potential to
offer com growers a safe and effective
agent to control nematodes. Working
with NCGA and its extensive base of
growers will provide Divergence im
portant links to the agricultural com
munity, ensuring the products Di
vergence develops will be beneficial to
customers.
“The combination or Di
vergence’s science and NCGA’s strong
position in agriculture will position the
two organizations to make a signifi
cant contribution to agriculture
through a successful partnership,” said
Rapp.
Divergence, Inc. is a research and
development company dedicated to
the discovery of effective and ecologi
cally sound strategies for the control of
parasites and other pests. The compa
ny’s initial focus is on parasitic nema
todes, one of the world’s major pest
groups. Nematodes are roundworms
that cause billions of dollars in damage
annually to numerous crops, including
com, soybeans, cotton, strawberries,
and bananas. Nematodes also cause
widespread disease in animals, includ
ing infections such as heartworm in
dogs and cats and intes
tinal worms in livestock. Nematode-in
duced human diseases include ele
phantiasis and African river blindness.
For more information on Di
vergence, visit www.divergence.com.
For more information on NCGA, visii
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