The market outlook is suddenly bright for the biopesticide industry. But the fact that a product has value doesn't always guarantee its success. There's been an undeniable buzz circulating about biopesticides lately. But that's not really a first. Inthe early 1980s, Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), still the most used biopesticide in the world, had already demonstrated value in the field and had gained widespread acceptance in the marketplace. And once Bt put forward the possibilities, there was a lot of excitement in agriculture about what the future might hold for biological products.
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