CruiserMaxx Beans Seed Treatment

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Product Overview

CruiserMaxx® Beans insecticide/fungicide seed treatment protects crops against a wide spectrum of harmful early-season insects and diseases. A combination of the active ingredients found in Cruiser® 5FS seed treatment insecticide and Apron XL® and Maxim® 4FS seed treatment fungicides, CruiserMaxx Beans provides protection the moment the seed is planted increasing plant stand, vigor and health for improved yield potential.

Product Highlights

Promotes better emergence, faster speed to canopy, improved vigor and higher yield potential
Protects against damaging chewing and sucking insect pests
Provides effective protection against major fungal diseases, such as Rhizoctonia, early season Phytophthora, Pythium and Fusarium
Increases yield even under low insect pressure
May reduce virus incidence and transmission
Effective at low use rates
Protects plants even before the seed germinates
Excellent seed safety
Offers growers more robust and vigorous plants via the Thiamethoxam Vigor effect

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News

Apr 19, 2011

Rising Soybean Prices Reinforce Need for Effective Seed Treatment

Apr 18, 2011

Rising Soybean Prices Reinforce Need for Effective Seed Treatment

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CruiserMaxx Beans is an on-seed application of one of the following: CruiserMaxx; CruiserMaxx Advanced; CruiserMaxx Plus; CruiserMaxx and Apron XL; Cruiser 5FS, Maxim XL and Apron XL; or Cruiser 5FS and an ApronMaxx brand fungicide, such as ApronMaxx RTA + Moly.

Apron Xl®, Cruiser® and Maxim® 4FS are trademarks of a Syngenta Group Company.

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