Syngenta has a few new crop protection chemical updates that I would like to share with you.
Advion Fire Ant bait is available for nursery and horse pasture use. Until new Advion packaging hits the market, nursery users need to have the supplemental label (attached) in hand. Advion is a new mode of action for fire ant control, and typically eliminates treated fire ant colonies in 24-48 hours. The USDA Red Important Fire Ant quarantine treatment approval is pending and expected soon.
Subdue Maxx is now labeled for vegetables and herbs. This fits in to market expansion with edible plant production, and adds a valuable tool for Pythium, phytophthora and downy mildew control.
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