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Maximize Grove Performance

Managing citrus groves to their highest potential requires preventive management from root to fruit. Whether it’s Phytophthora root rot or the threat of Asian citrus psyllid, treatments must be timely and effective, as well as provide improved earnings. Your goal is to maximize commercially viable production with high yield and quality potential. Let us help with innovative solutions focused on your goals.

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Are your trees tired? Help them take a load off with integrated practices that help maintain healthy, stress-free trees. Explore data, user experiences and recommendations for driving high performance in your groves.

 
 
 
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Western Citrus Crop Care Guide Minecto Pro Citrus Sell Sheet Orondis Citrus Bulletin
Combat Citrus Insect Threats with Minecto Pro

Performance

Boosting root health and effectively managing insect threats will bolster tree longevity, reduce stress and increase yield potential. Protect your orchards by reducing pest pressure for stronger root development and higher quality yield potential with effective, consistent control. Browse the data below to see how our products perform in orchards.

Asian Citrus Psyllid Control

Minecto Pro Activity Spectrum

Minecto Pro Activity Spectrum

Orondis Delivers Outstanding Control of Phytophthora Root Rot in Citrus

Orondis Delivers Outstanding Control of Phytophthora Root Rot in Citrus

Minecto Pro Citrus Rust Mite Control

Minecto Pro Citrus Rust Mite Control

 
 
 

Related Products

Discover the powerful products that can help you overcome tough challenges in your citrus orchards.

Orondis Logo

Using oxathiapiprolin as its active ingredient, Orondis® fungicide improves root health and significantly reduces Phytophthora propagule counts and inoculum potential. Orondis can be applied to fruit/foliage or through irrigation water.

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 Minecto Pro Logo

A broad-spectrum, foliar insecticide, Minecto® Pro controls a wide range of lepidopteran pests and sucking insects in specialty and vegetable crops. A combination of two active ingredients in a convenient premix formulation, Minecto Pro delivers control of multiple pest populations that overlap or occur at the same time.

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 Revus logo

Due to its LOK + FLO™ technology, Revus® produces quality specialty crops even under adverse conditions. Providing determined disease control, Revus defends against Phytophthora brown rot in citrus crops. Revus is applied as a foliar spray and can be used in block, alternating spray, or tank mix programs.

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Minecto® Pro protects against multiple destructive citrus pests populations that overlap or occur at the same time, including citrus thrips.
 

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Citrus thrips can greatly reduce the marketability of citrus crops and are a major pest for CA citrus growers, specifically at the start of spring season.

 

Protect Against Phytophthora to Bolster Citrus Groves

Phytophthora can be a silent killer, choking off water and nutrient supply to above-ground citrus crops in CA. Learn how to manage the disease.
 

Protect Southern CA Orchards from Asian Citrus Psyllids

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