- A
reversal of the federal ban on the use of controversial pesticides linked
to potential health disorders illustrates a pressing need for MustGrow’s
patented technology for natural biopesticide solutions
- MustGrow’s
research and development program focuses on a portfolio of natural
biopesticides and biofertilizers, and it is expanding into the cannabis
and tobacco industries
- Global
crop protection is a multibillion-dollar market that’s expected to surge
over the next five years
The Environmental Protection Agency’s recent decision to
allow the use of two chemical pesticides – chlorpyrifos and sulfoxaflor, both
made by Corteva Agriscience, formerly part of DowDuPont – highlights the
importance of research into safe, natural biopesticides such as those now under
development by MustGrow Biologics Corp. (CSE: MGRO).
Numerous organizations are pushing to ban the pesticides as
harmful substances to humans and other living creatures. According to Reuters,
studies show that exposure to chlorpyrifos is linked to low birth weight,
reduced IQ, attention disorders and other issues in infants and children (http://ibn.fm/RvwlO). Likewise,
The Associated Press reports that the use of sulfoxaflor is decimating
beneficial insects such as the honeybee (http://ibn.fm/hQVwQ).
Agricultural biotech company MustGrow Biologics is
developing and commercializing a portfolio of natural biopesticides and
biofertilizers that may provide high quality, organic pest control to growers
facing soil-borne diseases and pests that ruin crops, including those in the
cannabis and tobacco industries. MustGrow’s patented products are refined from
compounds of the mustard plant, utilizing the plant’s natural defense mechanism
as a pre-plant soil biopesticide treatment (http://ibn.fm/RhJAF).
MustGrow’s signature products are shown to deliver effective
pathogen and pest control to ensure plant growth and high yields in a variety
of agricultural settings (http://ibn.fm/7JqnU).
MustGrow is also testing the potential application of its technology in the
cannabis industry, which is projected to grow to nearly $22 billion in the U.S.
by 2020, and for nematode biocontrol in the global tobacco industry.
Previous research findings made in collaboration with
Virginia Tech’s Southern Piedmont Agricultural Research and Extension Center on
the safety and efficacy of MustGrow’s patented granular organic biopesticide as
a natural pre-plant soil treatment are encouraging, leading to a new research
program, according to a news release (http://ibn.fm/GIIq6). The R&D effort targets tobacco
cyst nematodes, a parasitic ringworm that has been reported in 11
tobacco-producing countries on four continents.
Based on MustGrow’s promising scientific achievements and
research, advance corporate collaboration discussions are now underway with
tobacco industry leaders. The recent appointment of Altria Group veteran Brian
Quigley to MustGrow’s board of directors illustrates the company’s belief that
there is significant opportunity to seek approval of MustGrow’s second
generation liquid technology as an organic biopesticide for eventual use by
tobacco growers (http://ibn.fm/Ymlqh).
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.MustGrow.ca
NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates
relating to MGRO are available in the company’s newsroom at http://ibn.fm/MGRO
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