Replant ’08 Series: Syngenta

Syngenta Crop Protection says keeping an eye on how excess water is affecting your grower-customers soybeans is critical.

Due to recent heavy rains in the Midwest, it is essential that soybean growers keep a close watch on their fields this season. Wet weather can heighten the risk of infection from certain pathogens because moisture hastens fungal growth. It is recommended that growers make it a practice to scout for diseases, particularly during wet conditions.

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Due to the increased possibility of infection in wet conditions and the difficulties associated with scouting, applying a fungicide such as Quadris during the R3 or R4 growth stage is the most reliable way to protect soybean fields from this risk.

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Ultimately, Quadris improves Plant Performance by providing broad-spectrum disease control, preserving green leaf area, increasing water-use efficiency, and improving CO2 assimilation. Research shows an application of Quadris boosts yields an average of 5 bushels to 6 bushels per acre.

For more information, visit www.farmassist.com, www.Quadris-fungicide.com, or call 1-866-SYNGENTA (866-796-4368).

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