A team of scientists has discovered a new crystal form of DDT that is more effective against insects than the existing one.

Annual losses improved over last year; winter losses lowest in survey history

Study provides the first evidence that a broadly used pesticide alone can harm bee flight

In 17 percent of colonies analyzed in a recent Cornell study, the bees' food stores revealed the presence of acutely high levels of pesticide exposure, while 73 percent were found to have chronic exposure

Those applying pesticides and producing foods that have been treated with pesticides must follow specific rules

Chemists have developed a method that produces cyclic depsipeptides in a single step with high yields and in unusually large sizes, ranging up to rings with 60 atoms

A recent study examined the relationships between plant mating systems and herbicide resistance in the common agricultural weed morning glory

The report stresses the need to develop more in-depth knowledge about the status of pollinators worldwide

“Managing crop pests without fully understanding the impacts of tactics—related to resistance and nontarget plants or insects—costs producers money,” researcher says

The substances stick around in the environment for a long time, which makes them likely to be inhaled or ingested by people and animals