King Quenson Group

26/10/2026

🥒 Angular yellow spots on cucumber leaves? Take a closer look underneath.

Yellow, angular lesions on the upper leaf surface and sporulation underneath can signal cucumber downy mildew. In humid conditions, repeated infections can quickly damage foliage and put fruit production at risk.

Early protection matters.

Introducing King’s Protexate SC—designed to provide preventive and curative protection through surface protection and systemic activity, helping suppress disease development and protect healthy leaves.

Healthy foliage supports plant growth, continued harvesting and yield potential.

🎥 Watch the video to learn what to look for and why timely protection makes a difference.

Growing cucumbers or supplying crop protection products? Message us with your country and crop stage to discuss product information and local availability.

King Quenson — From Soil to Your Harvest.

Use only where registered and follow the approved local product label.

23/10/2026

🍇 Gray mold can start at flowering—before you see berry rot.

Infection may remain hidden until grapes begin to ripen. When humidity rises, gray mold can spread rapidly within the bunch, putting fruit quality and marketable yield at risk.

Meet King’s Shield:
Pyraclostrobin 12.8% + Boscalid 25.2% WG

A dual-action formulation designed to help protect grapes against gray mold, also known as Botrytis bunch rot.

Protect developing berries. Support healthier bunches. Keep your focus on fruit quality.

🎥 Watch the video to learn why early protection matters.

Growing grapes or supporting growers in your market? Message us with your country and crop stage to discuss product information and local availability.

King Quenson — From Soil to Your Harvest.

Use only where registered and always follow the approved local product label.

22/10/2026

🌍 First Stop: Iraq. Closer to Farmers, Stronger with Partners. 🌱
The best way to understand what farmers need is to stand beside them in the field.
As part of King Quenson’s strategic upgrade, our Global Agricultural Engineering Team has begun its journey in Iraq—meeting local distributors, listening to growers, and following up on the use of KING’S LANDING® solutions.
From cucumber greenhouses and tomato farms to seedling nurseries, we’re taking a closer look at roots, crop growth, and the conditions farmers work with every day.
These visits are about more than products. They’re about asking questions, understanding challenges such as soil and irrigation-water salinity, and learning where practical technical support can make a difference.
We believe innovation grows stronger when local experience meets technical knowledge—and when we keep testing our assumptions against what happens in the field.
Customer success is our purpose. Truth-seeking innovation is how we get there.
Follow our journey as we share more field observations and conversations with growers in Iraq. 🌾
King Quenson — From Soil to Your Harvest.

21/10/2026

🌱 The Difference Starts at the Roots!
What happens beneath the surface can make a visible difference.
During our October 16 nursery visit in Iraq, the King Quenson team and our local nursery partner compared seedlings treated with King’s Landing HarvestHero against an untreated control group.
🔍 What did we observe?
🌿 Treated seedlings showed denser, more interconnected roots that helped hold the growing medium together, keeping the root ball more intact when lifted.
🌱 Untreated seedlings had fewer visible roots, and their root balls broke apart more easily.
Watch the video to see our team examine the seedlings and discuss these differences firsthand.
At King Quenson, we believe that understanding the roots is an important step toward better crop and soil management.
📍 Iraq | King’s Landing HarvestHero
King Quenson — From Soil to Your Harvest.

The difference starts at the roots. 🌱During our October 16 nurser...

20/10/2026

🌱 A Closer Look at Tomato Roots in Iraq 🇮🇶
King Quenson’s global engineering team continues its Iraq field visits—meeting growers and checking crop conditions firsthand.
At this tomato farm, TerraBoost, RootRevive and SoilVitalizer were used approximately one month before our visit. Harry takes us below the surface to inspect the roots and then checks the plants above ground.
What stood out? Visible fine-root development, glossy leaves and healthy-looking growth, at a farm where soil and irrigation-water salinity are ongoing concerns.
Watch the walkthrough for a closer look at these field observations. Our journey continues as we listen to growers and follow up on product use under local growing conditions.
King Quenson — From Soil to Your Harvest.
Field observations, not a controlled comparison. Results vary with crop variety, climate, soil and irrigation conditions, and farm management.

A closer look at tomato roots in Iraq—approximately one month after...

19/10/2026

🌱 The Difference Starts at the Roots!

What happens beneath the surface can make a visible difference.

During our October 16 nursery visit in Iraq, the King Quenson team and our local nursery partner compared seedlings treated with King’s Landing HarvestHero against an untreated control group.

🔍 What did we observe?

🌿 Treated seedlings showed denser, more interconnected roots that helped hold the growing medium together, keeping the root ball more intact when lifted.

🌱 Untreated seedlings had fewer visible roots, and their root balls broke apart more easily.

Watch the video to see our team examine the seedlings and discuss these differences firsthand.

At King Quenson, we believe that understanding the roots is an important step toward better crop and soil management.

📍 Iraq | King’s Landing HarvestHero

King Quenson — From Soil to Your Harvest.

16/10/2026

🌍 See You at the Canton Fair 2026!
Looking for a partner in crop protection and plant nutrition? Come and meet KING QUENSON this October! 🌱🤝
Whether you’re exploring new agricultural products, planning your next purchase, or looking for distribution opportunities, we’d love to hear about your market and discuss how we can work together.
📅 15–19 October 2026
📍 Booth 1.1K23 | Hall 1.1, Area A
Stop by our booth, meet the team, and let’s talk about your next opportunity!
💬 Send us a message to arrange a meeting.
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.kingquenson.com
KING QUENSON — From Soil to Your Harvest.

15/10/2026

🌍🌱 Our Global Engineering Team is on the ground—first stop, Iraq! 🇮🇶
What do farmers need most? The answers start in the field.
King Quenson’s Global Engineering Team is visiting farms, connecting with local partners, and listening directly to Iraqi growers. Every conversation helps us better understand local growing conditions, farming practices, and the challenges farmers face.
Our work goes beyond evaluating products. We’re bringing technical expertise together with local experience to develop practical solutions that fit the way farmers grow.
🤝 Closer to farmers. Stronger with local partners.
Iraq is our first stop. Follow our team’s journey for more updates and insights from the field!
King Quenson — From Soil to Your Harvest.

14/10/2026

🌱 A Closer Look at Tomato Roots in Iraq 🇮🇶
King Quenson’s global engineering team continues its Iraq field visits—meeting growers and checking crop conditions firsthand.
At this tomato farm, TerraBoost, RootRevive and SoilVitalizer were used approximately one month before our visit. Harry takes us below the surface to inspect the roots and then checks the plants above ground.
What stood out? Visible fine-root development, glossy leaves and healthy-looking growth, at a farm where soil and irrigation-water salinity are ongoing concerns.
Watch the walkthrough for a closer look at these field observations. Our journey continues as we listen to growers and follow up on product use under local growing conditions.
King Quenson — From Soil to Your Harvest.
Field observations, not a controlled comparison. Results vary with crop variety, climate, soil and irrigation conditions, and farm management.