Tag: Nufarm Americas

Cheetah Pro herbicide receives approval in California

July 9, 2019 By Golfdom Staff

Nufarm Americas announced the approval of Cheetah Pro non-selective herbicide in California. Cheetah Pro provides fast and effective control of grass, sedge and broadleaf weeds in a variety of turf settings, the company said. Previously approved in 46 states, ...

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Nufarm Americas Inc.

June 1, 2019 By Golfdom Sponsor

Nufarm is a leading supplier of plant protection products for the professional turf and ornamental markets. We offer a wide range of products that includes herbicides, insecticides, fungicides and plant growth regulators. The breadth of the Nufarm portfolio and innovative, ...

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Nufarm: Anuew Plant Growth Regulator

June 19, 2018 By Golfdom Sponsor

Trial results keep rolling in! Anuew™ is more active and longer lasting on cool-season grasses than other late-stage inhibitors. In fact, superintendents can achieve more regulation activity at much lower doses on cool-season turf. Anuew also more evenly regulates Poa ...

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Nufarm: Traction fungicide

April 4, 2018 By Golfdom Sponsor

Nufarm Traction™ fungicide is a proven premix to help golf course managers gain more by saving time and staying in control of challenging diseases, including anthracnose, dollar spot, brown patch and snow mold. Its unique FRAC combination supports a strong ...

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Nufarm: 3336 F

April 14, 2017 By Golfdom Sponsor

3336® F is a broad-spectrum fungicide with preventive and curative properties. With a systemic mode of action, 3336 F provides excellent control of a wide range of turf diseases such as anthracnose, brown spot, summer patch and dollar spot. Its ...

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Nufarm: Millennium Ultra 2

March 17, 2017 By Golfdom Sponsor

Count on Millennium™ Ultra 2 to deliver ultra weed control. This premium postemergence herbicide provides extraordinary control of the most challenging broadleaf weeds including clover, speedwell, ground ivy and Virginia buttonweed. Since Millennium Ultra 2 translocates to the roots, even ...

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