Eden Research Share Discussion Threads

[neutralpov] 04/9/2024 13:33

@ supersonico
Your ramping is getting boring in addition to being pathetic. STFU + FOAD.

@ Kitty_Slice.
If you are GENUINELY so mind-numbingly stoooooooooooooooooooooooooooopid as not to recognise it to be a PAID RAMPER, then there is absolutely no hope for you.
As ravenna23 observed, you must be a giant burden on your family.
:D

[kittybiscuits] 04/9/2024 09:46

Just curious how do you know Investingisatrickygame does not own any shares? Can you actually point to any evidence?

[neutralpov] 04/9/2024 09:21

LIES AND EXAGGERATIONS from the desperate rampers and the remunerated one (the filthy peedo scum "investingisatrickygame", who doesn't hold and has never held even a single share in this AIM pariah stray).

I hope their jail terms leave them permanently "disabled".

Restated TARGET SP
Eden Research plc
ZERO PENCE
0.000p

[supersonico] 03/9/2024 20:37

Still up on Linked-in..

🍎 🍇 More good news for Mevalone! We’re delighted to announce that we have received regulatory approval in Czechia for our flagship biofungicide for use on apples and grapes.

This authorisation marks our continued expansion across Central Europe following our recent approval in Germany, and Poland last year. We look forward to continuing our efforts to make sustainable and effective solutions available to farmers across the globe.

[investingisatrickygame] 03/9/2024 20:30

MNS

Goes to Eden's X page. It is there

[money never sleeps] 03/9/2024 19:31

I can no longer see the Linked-IN post on Czechia approval so maybe the PR team jumped the gun a little on an RNS which was intended for release tomorrow? Thoughts?

[money never sleeps] 03/9/2024 19:26

hxxps://potatoes.news/cedroz-receives-temporary-approval-in-greece-for-wireworm-control-in-potatoes/

Eden Research’s Biopesticide Gains Ground as Sustainable Solution for Potato Growers
Eden Research PLC, a leading innovator in sustainable biopesticide and biocontrol technology, has announced that its biopesticide, Cedroz, has received temporary approval for use on potatoes in Greece. This approval, granted for the 2024 growing season under EU Regulation 1107/2009, allows Cedroz to be used against wireworms, a persistent pest that threatens potato yields.

Wireworms, the larvae of click beetles, are notorious for damaging potato crops by creating a dense network of holes and tunnels in the tubers. With limited options available—mainly synthetic insecticides—potato farmers have struggled to effectively combat this pest. The temporary approval of Cedroz offers a promising alternative that aligns with the growing demand for sustainable agricultural practices.

Eastman Chemical, Eden’s commercial partner in multiple countries, will serve as the distributor of Cedroz in Greece. This partnership aims to address the issue of wireworm infestations across approximately 5,000–6,000 hectares of potato fields in Greece.

Sean Smith, Chief Executive Officer of Eden Research, highlighted the significance of this approval: “The granting of this temporary approval indicates that there are no other commercially available, viable alternatives to Cedroz for this particular use. We have seen in previous trials, and even under a previously granted temporary approval in Italy on wireworms, that the product works well and, as such, we are confident that there is a strong business case for this use.”

Eden Research is the only UK-listed company specializing in biopesticides for sustainable agriculture. Its biopesticide products, including Cedroz, are based on terpene-active chemicals derived from natural plant defense metabolites. These products are designed to be as effective as, or more effective than, traditional pesticides, while also enhancing crop yields and marketability.

Cedroz, a bionematicide, targets nematodes—a type of parasitic worm that infests many high-value fruit and vegetable crops worldwide. Already registered for sale across two continents, Cedroz continues to demonstrate its commercial potential in diverse agricultural settings.

[supersonico] 03/9/2024 18:04

Is it science, or crisis PR? The strange case of the Bayer Bee Care Team

[money never sleeps] 03/9/2024 15:25

Yes they did (Esseva)

[weyweyumfozo] 03/9/2024 15:10

When Corteva took over Mevalone sales in France did they change its name to Esseva?

If this is the case, they seem to be putting a bit more effort into into selling it than the previous company.

It's all in French (you can change it to English through your computer's address bar), but there is loads of information about Esseva on this Corteva website:



If you use subtitles on the video and select English, you will see that this grower has chosen to use Esseva.


"Feedback with Hugo Munoz, head of the Champagne Jeeper vineyard in Champagne-Ardenne.

Affected by botrytis, Hugo explains to us what damage is caused by this disease on his vines and harvests and what control methods

Hugo Munoz – Vineyard Manager (Champagne Jeeper)

"I chose Esseva for my fight against Botrytis because it is a biocontrol product so it is a product that will allow me to reduce my IFT and enter the certification procedures. It is also a plus for us to use biocontrol products for our environmental footprint. Today Esseva is a product that we can position on the 3 stages or even after we can go up to 2 weeks before harvest we have a DAR of 3 days so we have a good positioning flexibility. We chose to position it with a bunch closure to dry the inside of the bunch and keep the product inside after closing to improve the effectiveness of this product. If we ever see that we continue to have damage on bunches later in the year we will have this opportunity to redo an application.""

[money never sleeps] 03/9/2024 14:40

9 minutes ago Eden on Linked in reporting Mevalone approval in Czechia on apples and grapes. New?

[money never sleeps] 03/9/2024 12:20

I've consulted the boiler room and they say it is number 2.

[supersonico] 03/9/2024 11:51

So the question I ask myself is why did the Bayer8 only mass like the one post and what stopped them making repeated gestures even individually on other Eden successes?

One .. Eden stopped working with Bayer.

or

Lykele the Bayer linkman or Senior Bayer management discouraged the demonstration of appreciation in case some may draw inference of partnership after reading the related Supersonico post.

or

Some other reason/s

[alchemy] 03/9/2024 10:06

We declared war 4 minutes agoBack to here what gives? Resistance to any rise seemingly. Answers on a postcard

[supersonico] 02/9/2024 20:51

Not forgetting Lykele the Bayer Linkman?

The bridge between Eden and the Bayer Eight.

[supersonico] 02/9/2024 20:49

The Bayer EIGHT.

Bayer folk who appreciate 'Eden Research partner gets the green light in Spain for bio-fungicide' post on Linked-in.

Tara Lu
Global Quality Excellence at Bayer, C.Q.A.


Wolfgang-Korzeniewski
'Strategy development for multinational production networks'


Aurelian Eugen COJOCARU
'EMEA Business Portfolio Manager, Oilseed Rape Seeds at Bayer Crop Science'


Swantje Behnken
Head of Target Biology bei Bayer Crop Science


Michael Klueken
Project Development Manager bei Bayer Crop Science


Cinthya Sandoval
Product Quality & License to Op. at Bayer CropScience


Kelly Simoes,
Research And Development Specialist
Bayer Crop Science



Antonia Walker
Bayer CropScience - Campaign Manager, potatoes, root crops and Dekalb oilseeds. Crop protection specialist

[supersonico] 02/9/2024 20:47

Direction of Travel..News

Bayer Crop Science has aggressive growth plans for bio-based products over the next decade which might be why Corteva needs to 'win the start' with 2025+ Ecovelex AWGATWT

Bayer's Strategies to Increase Biologicals Adoption


Bayer is an enthusiastic supporter of, and investor in, biological solutions. We recognize that they are one of the fastest-growing and most exciting technologies in the agricultural toolbox –

[money never sleeps] 02/9/2024 19:50

Could it be that wireworms mistook Neuts' brain for a potato...?

[quazie12] 02/9/2024 18:53

Neutral Don't forget circa 44m quid accumulated losses to year end 2022.

[wilmer100] 02/9/2024 17:08

Very good. Let's hope Eden Research has some input on the application of QUASSIA-EXTRACT as an insecticide. Otherwise I see this as competition for Cedroz, limiting the possible use cases for it. Cedroz is probably only suitable on certain crops anyway.

[supersonico] 02/9/2024 14:27

Some Wireworm detail here post @18337



Also changing the https to hTTps on your links makes clicking on the link easy for punters.

[wilmer100] 02/9/2024 14:20

That link doesn't work. I asked the question How many Hectares are affected by Wireworms in Europe and the USA.And the answer was a lots.