Miravis Ace fungicide:
Gives growers more flexibility to apply on-time and protect both the main heads and tillers by allowing applications as early as 50% head emergence
Puts minds at ease by providing superior control of head scab and curative control of Septoria leaf spot
Creates a reservoir within the wax layer of the leaf that withstands rain and degradation
Distributes evenly within the leaf for constant protection
Miravis Ace offers improved potency and residual control that allows applications as early as 50% head emergence and maximizes on-time coverage of fields. With Miravis Ace, growers can experience the freedom of being able to more accurately plan and manage disease.
Miravis Ace applied at 50% head emergence
Vero Beach, 2016 Prosaro is not labeled for use at 50 percent head emergence, and no recommendation or suggestion for use at this timing is being made. Photo is intended solely for comparison at this application timing with Miravis Ace, which is labeled for use as early as 50 percent head emergence.
Head scab control at flowering
Langdon, ND 2017
Application timing: Flowering (July 2) Spring wheat data shown *FHB index = Incidence x Severity / 100 Prosper, North Dakota 2018
Elverson, Pennsylvania 2018
*Prosaro 421 SC and Caramba are not labeled for use at 50 percent head emergence, and no recommendation or suggestion for use at this timing is being made. Data is intended solely for comparison at this application timing with Miravis Ace, which is labeled for use as early as 50 percent head emergence.
University of Kentucky. USNG0F302-2016
*Prosaro 421 SC is not labeled for use at 50 percent head emergence, and no recommendation or suggestion for use at this timing is being made. Data is intended solely for comparison at this application timing with Miravis Ace, which is labeled for use as early as 50 percent head emergence.
Sep 18, 2018
Syngenta has released a new learning module to provide retailers, applicators and growers with information about Miravis® Ace fungicide, which delivers groundbreaking control of Fusarium head blight (head scab) and Septoria leaf spot.Read more »
May 24, 2018
Syngenta announced today its latest carboxamide fungicide (SDHI mode of action) – Adepidyn – has been registered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).Read more »
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