Tag: Syngenta

Syngenta: Appear fungicide

July 11, 2016 By Golfdom Sponsor

Appear fungicide has two components that work together to enhance control of Pythium and anthracnose while improving summer stress tolerance and overall turf quality. On the inside, a phosphite fungicide is quickly absorbed by the plant in its most active ...

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Syngenta: Velista fungicide

July 1, 2016 By Golfdom Sponsor

Velista fungicide is the broadest spectrum SDHI for turf and the only SDHI that controls anthracnose. Additionally, Velista can be used to control dollar spot, brown patch, rapid blight, summer patch, fairy ring and other diseases prevalent in the South. ...

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Important update about Syngenta’s Avid miticide

May 31, 2016 By Kelly Limpert

Syngenta received notification from the Environmental Protection Agency that the Avid 0.15 EC miticide/insecticide 24(c) Special Local Needs (SLN) registration in turf will be canceled effective June 30. The cancellation affects the use of Avid on golf course greens to ...

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Syngenta: Heritage Action Fungicide

May 25, 2016 By Golfdom Sponsor

Heritage Action fungicide delivers hybrid technology that couples the proven disease control of Heritage fungicide with a boost of acibenzolar-S-methyl (ASM) to help plants better manage biotic and abiotic stress. ASM is the only active ingredient recognized by the Fungicide ...

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A first look via the BIGGA Turf Management Exhibition

February 18, 2016 By Seth Jones

We travel across the pond not just for the cask ales, but because we want to see the new stuff now. It was my second trip to the BIGGA Turf Management Exhibition in Harrogate, England, so while I wasn’t as ...

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Controlling smooth bromegrass in cool-season turf

February 18, 2016 By Matt Sousek, Zac Reicher, Ph.D. and Luqi Li

Smooth bromegrass (Bromus inermis) is a difficult-to-control perennial grass in cool-season turf. There currently are no ways to selectively control smooth bromegrass, so superintendents often use non-selective herbicides such as glyphosate. In this study, we explored potential options to selectively ...

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