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UPL LAUNCHES NIMAXXA BIONEMATICIDE SEED TREATMENT TO PROTECT SOYBEANS FROM NEMATODES
Source: UPL Corporation news release

CARY, NC - UPL Corp ("UPL"), a provider of comprehensive and sustainable agricultural solutions announces U.S. Environmental Protection Agency registration of NIMAXXA bionematicide, the only triple-strain bionematicide seed treatment for season-long nematode protection in soybeans and corn. It is effective against the most damaging nematodes, including soybean cyst nematode (SCN), root knot nematode (RKN) and reniform nematode.

NIMAXXA bionematicide uses a combination of three biological strains, including two that function as bionematicides and root colonizers to control nematode eggs and juveniles. Because NIMAXXA bionematicide colonizes along the roots, it forms a barrier of protection that grows as roots grow to prevent nematodes from burrowing into roots, feeding on plant tissue and laying eggs. The third unique biological strain delivers biostimulant activity to stimulate root growth and help plants remain resilient throughout the season.

"Nematodes are a costly, unseen pest in soybeans. SCN is responsible for nearly $1.5 billion in lost yield each year across North America. To make matters worse, varietal resistance is faltering," said Chris Nowlan, UPL Corp, North America Marketing Lead. "But with the unique protection that NIMAXXA bionematicide offers, growers will have peace of mind that their seed investment is protected against nematodes, even when there are changes in soil or weather conditions."

In extensive testing and trials, NIMAXXA bionematicide has demonstrated its effectiveness against nematodes is not compromised by variability in soil types or weather conditions. As a result, growers experience consistent nematode control across field locations. In addition, NIMAXXA bionematicide comes in an easy-to-add formulation and has no known mixing issues with current seed treatment products, making it easier to integrate into customized seed treatment packages to meet the needs of each field.

NIMAXXA bionematicide will be available to treat soybeans for the 2025 season. It is also labeled for use in corn. NIMAXXA bionematicide may not be registered for sale or use in all states so please contact your retailer or local UPL representative for details and availability.

About UPL Corp

UPL Corporation Ltd. (UPL Corp), which includes UPL NA, Inc, its legal entity in the U.S. and Canada, is a leading global crop protection and biological solutions company defining the future through sustainable agriculture and a grower-first mindset. With a robust portfolio of holistic solutions, UPL Corp aims to create shared growth and prosperity for farming communities, agriculture, and our planet. As the largest of UPL Group's pureplay platforms, UPL Corp contributes to more than $5bn in annual revenue and is a leader in fostering collaboration through OpenAg to develop advanced technologies for crop health and productivity.

About UPL Group

UPL Ltd. (NSE: UPL, BSE: 512070, LSE GDR: UPLL) is a global provider of sustainable agricultural products and solutions that cover the entire agrifood value chain. With annual revenue exceeding $6bn, the company is one of the largest agriculture companies worldwide, serving growers in more than 130 countries. UPL Group consists of four pure-play platforms that include UPL Corporation Ltd. (UPL Corp); UPL Sustainable Agri Solutions (SAS); Advanta Enterprises Ltd.; and UPL Specialty Chemicals Ltd. (USCL). Together, these platforms are dedicated to Reimagining Sustainability and driving progress in our food system through our innovative OpenAg approach. To learn more about UPL, please visit upl-ltd.com and follow us on LinkedIn, X, and Facebook.


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