Fungicide
BUMPER® 432 EC
Broad-spectrum systemic fungicide that protects against yield and quality losses due to leaf disease.
Products (4)
Fungicide
CUSTODIA®
CUSTODIA® offers both preventative and curative protection on a wide range of the most dangerous leaf diseases in cereals.
Fungicide
ORIUS® 430 SC
Economical fusarium and leaf disease protection in cereals.
Fungicide
TOPNOTCH™
Broad-spectrum disease control in multiple crops including cereals, field peas, edible beans and soybeans.
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