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Get the most out of your peanut program with the Peanut Doctor, Wilson Faircloth, Ph.D.
Determine your risk for disease threats such as white mold, early and late leaf spot, and Rhizoctonia limb rot with Peanut Rx, a custom analysis tool designed to provide the most effective products for your field’s unique needs.
Pythium, Rhizoctonia and Other Diseases Pythium is a common disease that infects the seed at or before germination. Rhizoctonia infects through leaf petioles, crowns or roots and has the ability to affect all parts of the plant. Early season treatment is vital to protecting crops at their most vulnerable state.
White Mold White mold is one of the most prevalent disease threats to peanut growers across the Southeast. Without proper preventive treatment, this disease can damage roots and pegs, leading to reduced yield potential.
Lesser Cornstalk Borer and Soybean Looper LCB population outbreaks typically occur during hot, dry weather. However, when the weather is hot and wet, soybean looper worm flights will begin to pick up - and they're headed for your peanut fields.
Thrips A thrips infestation will cause distorted leaves, leaf browning and leaf death. Early-season seed treatment can help fight this pesky pest.
Leaf Spot Early and late leaf spot can cause defoliation severe enough to impair the plant’s ability to produce peanuts, causing significant yield loss if left untreated.
Wilson Faircloth, Ph.D., brings over 20 years of agronomic experience to the Peanut Doctor video series, sharing top tips and tricks to help you produce the highest quality peanuts possible.
Dr. Faircloth received his bachelor's degree in Plant Biology from the University of Georgia, and he holds a master's and a Ph.D. in Crop and Soil Science from Auburn University. After spending nine years with the USDA National Peanut Research Laboratory, he joined us at Syngenta in 2011 and began working as an Agronomic Service Representative.
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Over the last 14 years in his role of ASR, Dr. Faircloth’s deep knowledge of peanut production and passion for peanut research has solidified his standing as a trusted industry expert. Through the Peanut Doctor platform and the Peanut Rx diagnostic tool, Dr. Faircloth provides custom solutions to fight specific disease challenges.
Thanks to his expert recommendations, Dr. Faircloth helps growers, shellers and retailers across the country tackle difficult diseases, manage insect pressure and maximize peanut yield potential. If you’re struggling with peanut pest management, we have good news — the Peanut Doctor is in!
Miravis® and Elatus® fungicides help you get the most out of your crop, tackling in-season diseases like white mold and leaf spots and supporting stronger yield potential, while seeds treated with Trebuset® Peanuts fungicide seed treatment get an early dose of protection right from the start.
Source: Trials: FAD361A4-2023US. AL, GA.
Source: USSI0T051-2020 (GA- McLean) under Non-Stressed Seed and USSI0T052-2020 (GA- McLean) under Stressed Seed.
Source: Syngenta, Vero Beach, 2020.
Browse the videos below to find information specific to the agronomic challenge you are facing.
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With two active ingredients, Elatus® fungicide provides excellent control of foliar and soilborne diseases. The robust chemistry in Elatus provides improved, long-lasting residual control for excellent preventive disease control.
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Miravis® fungicide delivers excellent control of key diseases in peanuts, pome and stone fruit with more power, spectrum and stamina. A broad-spectrum carboxamide chemistry with an SDHI mode of action, Miravis sets a new standard and length of residual control to help growers achieve maximum yield potential.
Trebuset® Peanuts fungicide seed treatment, powered by ADEPIDYN® technology, stays on the seed to protect developing roots, deliver strong stands, and support higher yield potential. Trebuset Peanuts is a liquid fungicide premix that combines the five active ingredients that are now found in Apron XL®, Dynasty®, Miravis®, Maxim® 4FS and Vibrance® fungicide brands.
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