Get An Edge With Miravis Neo

While some corn and soybean fungicides rely on older technologies or fewer active ingredients, Miravis^® Neo fungicide combines three distinct modes of action to help preserve yield across a wide range of conditions. Anchored by the powerhouse carboxamide SDHI ADEPIDYN^® technology, Miravis^® Neo fungicide is designed to deliver powerful, long‑lasting disease protection and unmatched plant-health benefits in both corn and soybean fields.

Exclusive ADEPIDYN^® technology is engineered to provide:

• More power against key yield‑limiting diseases
• Long‑lasting stamina for extended protection
• A broader spectrum of control across multiple disease threats

The three‑AI formulation of Miravis^® Neo corn and soybean fungicide enables more consistent disease control and unique plant‑health benefits, supporting comprehensive yield preservation — even in challenging environments.

Diseases rarely show up one at a time. Broad‑spectrum protection helps cover multiple diseases like tar spot, Southern rust, Northern corn leaf blight, gray leaf spot, and ear rots. With Miravis^® Neo fungicide, you’re not betting on a single disease scenario; you’re preparing for what Mother Nature could deliver.

No. Fungicides differ in chemistry, length of residual activity and potency against disease. As part of the Cleaner & Greener fungicide portfolio¹², Miravis^® Neo fungicide features exclusive ADEPIDYN^® technology, designed to help protect yield from both disease and stress as part of a sound agronomic program.

Miravis^® Neo is widely used in tar spot‑prone regions for its strong, consistent performance and long‑lasting residual. Across multiple years of large-block university and internal trials, Miravis Neo has shown a consistent yield advantage under tar spot pressure. In head-to-head tar spot trials vs. Veltyma^®, Miravis Neo provided a ~4 bu/A average advantage¹¹.

You’ll get the most value out of your Miravis Neo application at VT/R1. This ensures protection of the most important leaves and crop stage that contributes to yield. If disease comes in heavy late, a second application at R3/R4 may be beneficial depending on your situation.