Salibro: A New Weapon Against Nematodes
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I love what's working in ag segments, especially when it's something that I don't know, that maybe you don't know, that we're all going to learn about together. We're familiar here in the Midwest with soybean cyst nematodes, but getting to talk here with Daniel Abrazzini... I did that.
Pretty good, right? Sounds pretty good, yeah.
With Corteva about neem and toads, but we're talking different crops today. How you doing?
Doing good. How are you doing today? We're really good. Where'd you come in from? I actually came in from a town called Yuba City, which is in Northern California. So it's, for those that don't know where Yuba City's at, it's about 20, 30 minutes north of Sacramento. And, you know, it's a fluent yesterday and pleasure to be here. Northern California. So you probably don't have very many, if any, soybeans in that area. No. A funny story was I probably didn't see my first soybean crop until maybe 10 years ago coming out here for the company. So it was funny. I came out here and some of the Midwest people were, you know, I was like, well, what's that crop over there? What are you guys growing? They looked at me kind of funny and they're like, it's soybeans.
And I was like, oh. So it was a big eye-opener for me.
So before we get into what crops are in your area, introduce yourself. What do you do for Corteva?
Yeah, so as you said, my name is Daniel Ibarzini. I'm the market development specialist, and I work in the coastal district. And so like I said, I kind of cover that northern California area, and then our district kind of wraps around, does the north coast, the central coast, where a lot of the leafy veg and brassicas are grown, and then we wrap down into Arizona, Yuma area. Now tell me, what crops are you covering? Do we have enough time? Yeah. I was thinking about that when I came in today. I was like, man, what crops do I mention? But I would say kind of the focus crops that we have for California, I'd say the big ones because there's a ton of them to mention. But I mean, a lot of it's, you know, you start looking at tree nuts as a big player.
Grapes is a big player. The leafy veg, Nebraska market, fruiting veg, cucurbits, citrus. I'd say those are the big ones that we look at. Cotton's there to some extent. And so is rice is a big player too. Okay. So why do nematodes matter? So nematodes is interesting, you know, for a long time, as people planted orchards, there's only one real solution for them to do, which was fumigation prior to planting an orchard. And so, you know, up till about two or three years ago, you know, as Celebro came out, it kind of changes the mindset of how guys can look at nematode control. And so, you know, now they have the opportunity where if, you know, fumigates are getting harder and harder to use in California.
and talking about like telone and chloropicrin and those types of things.
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