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Mid-American Making Biologicals Work

Tom Costamagna, the director of plant quality at Mid-American Growers, shares the Top 100 Grower’s success with biological insecticides like NoFly and Met52. Costamagna also discusses how such products are helping the business deal with the reality that fewer new chemistries are coming to market.

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