Tag: fungicide

Gain more with Traction™ Fungicide

December 1, 2019 By
[SPONSORED CONTENT] Traction™ fungicide is a proven premix that helps golf course managers gain control of challenging diseases, including anthracnose, dollar spot, brown patch and snow mold. Traction combines FRAC 29 and FRAC 3 actives to support disease resistance management. ...

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Amvac rolls out new fungicide

March 19, 2019 By
Amvac introduced Oximus fungicide, a preventive fungicide with systemic properties that provides broad-spectrum control of dollar spot and many other listed turf diseases. Oximus fungicide joins the Amvac Four-Season Solutions portfolio of fungicides as a foundation for golf course rotation ...

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Syngenta Posterity. Photo provided by Syngenta.

Syngenta: Posterity fungicide

August 21, 2018 By
Posterity® fungicide, the most active SDHI in the turf market, is now available to deliver power that lasts, holding stronger for up to 28 days of dollar spot control and setting a new standard for spring dead spot control. Posterity is ...

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EPA approves PBI-Gordon’s Tekken fungicide

November 9, 2017 By
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently approved Federal registration for PBI-Gordon Corp.’s Tekken broad spectrum fungicide. It will be available for sale in early 2018. Approved for use on golf courses only, Tekken is formulated to control dollar spot, ...

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EPA approves PBI-Gordon’s fungicide for spring dead spot

October 31, 2017 By
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) granted federal registration for PBI-Gordon’s Kabuto SC Fungicide for use in the treatment of spring dead spot (SDS) in warm-season turfgrass. “Spring dead spot is, without a doubt, the most severe disease for warm-season ...

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Bayer: Exteris Stressgard Fungicide

October 11, 2017 By
Exteris® Stressgard® is a game-changing innovation for stress mitigation and foliar disease management on fairways. With Leaf-Cote™ Technology, Exteris offers improved product retention on the leaf surface, sticking where it’s needed most – at the site of fungal activity. Exteris Stressgard ...

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