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Magyar Dinneytermelők Egyesülete filed 2 positions on 13 Oct 2026, across 2 of the 665 legislative files tracked here.
In recent years, the presence of tactics in culture has been a major problem due to drought. The number of acaricides is not suitable for all developmental forms and can be used to successfully control a few. Sumi Agro Hungary Kft. A preparation of Kanemite 15 SC (acequinocyl) was authorised 2 years ago in several horticultural crops and seed maize.
Filed in Hungarian · English published by the European Commission
1. Food safety – Authorisation of plant protection products (renewal procedures). In 2025, Mospilan 20 SG (acetampirid) could be used with an ad hoc authorisation against watermelons in culture. No case-by-case authorisation has been granted this year, but it would be much needed during cultivation.
Filed in Hungarian · English published by the European Commission
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