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Kamlesh Punjabi to Lead Kynetec's Syndicated Research Team in India

June 7, 2018

Kynetec is very pleased to announce the appointment of Kamlesh Punjabi to Director of Real Time Trackers. He is based in Mumbai, where he leads Kynetec’s syndicated research team in India. Kamlesh brings more than 20 years of general management, business development and market research experience to his new role at Kynetec, and has worked on custom and syndicated research products alike. For several years, he built integrated market research solutions as Managing Director for a healthcare/pharmaceutical company. Key achievements included development and leadership of a global solution center that provided syndicated data production, quality control and analytic services to affiliates in the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific.

Stay connected on the latest global trends in the crop protection market

May 10, 2018

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Concerns expressed that proposed UK payment reforms to CAP won’t benefit farmers, according to poll of agronomist community

April 19, 2018

A poll of agronomists* in the UK reveals that more than half anticipate recently proposed payment reforms will have a negative impact on farmers. The payment reforms were proposed by Michael Gove, Britain's Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, and involve redirecting payments made to farmers under the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) to a new system of rewarding farmers based on their farming practices and land preservation.

Kynetec collaborates with Merck Animal Health, Brakke Consulting & AVMA to study wellbeing of US veterinarians

Veterinarian examines small dog

April 17, 2018

Kynetec, the global leader in agricultural and animal health market research, collaborated with Merck Animal Health, Brakke Consulting and the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) on a study designed to better understand the wellbeing and mental health of veterinarians in the United States.

The results of the Merck Animal Health Veterinary Wellbeing Study were presented at the 2018 Veterinary Meeting & Expo (VMX) in Orlando as well as the 2018 Western Veterinary Conference (WVC) in Las Vegas.

Key findings included that around 1 in 20 veterinarians suffer from psychological distress. Whilst this aligns with the general population, younger veterinarians (aged 45 and younger) are more impacted by the financial and emotional stresses of professional veterinary life. Of those reporting emotional distress, depression (94%), burnout (88%) and anxiety (83%) were reported most frequently. High student debt was identified as a key driver of psychological distress. Only half of veterinarians with serious psychological distress are seeking help.

The Latest Insights and Foresights in Animal Health

March 22, 2018

For the latest insights and foresights in Animal Health...

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Seed Treatment Market – Strong Roots and Growing Future

March 8, 2018

Speaking at the 4th International Seminar on Seed Treatment Technology, held in conjunction with the China International Agrochemical Conference (CACW 2018), Nomman Ahmed, Senior Director of Insights & Consulting at Kynetec, presented today the latest insights on the seed treatment market.

Comparing markets, products, farmer behaviour, market profiling as well as evaluating seed treatment technology and the impact on pesticide usage, the seed treatment market has shown greater resilience than other crop protection sectors in times of overall market downturn.

“With integrated pest management moving into focus globally, growers have shown signs of opting for seed treatment over foliar treatments, when under economic pressure,” Nomman reported to the congress. “Seed treatment is also increasingly used as an add-on to growers’ regular pest management strategy,” he added.

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