Geoff Cornwell discusses with growers about achieving the best results using Exirel in canola crops,  managing grub pests, and suppression of aphids while minimising disruption to the IPM systems.

Controlling several instar stages of caterpillar pest and suppression of aphids in canola crops. Insecticide rotation and controlling Diamondback moth as well as native budworm.

Control critical pest on canola crops using Exirel® insecticide.

Making the right choices on pest management in canola crops, considering integrated pest management (IPM) on canola crops. Monitoring, assessing damage, and using the right insecticides to control difficult pests.

Integrating pest management on canola crops with 3 key methods to control pests, they are Biological Control, Cultural control, and Insecticides. IPM is integrating the 3 elements and looking for a long-term solution to manage pests and promote the beneficial population.

Canola farming is all about high input and high returns. But what happens when the pesky diamondback moth threatens your precious crop? 

Exirel® Insecticide has just been registered for use in canola to combat the diamondback moth.  This tiny insect might not always find its way into your crop, but when it does, you need to act fast!

Exirel® Insecticide boasts a unique mode of action. Within minutes, it disrupts the feeding habits of these persistent pests, giving your canola the protection it deserves.

Vantacor® Insecticide is effective against a wide range of pests and does not damage crops. 

In the video, Geoff Cornwell talks about the history of Rynaxapyr®, from its early development to its current use in Vantacor® Insecticide. He also discusses the results of a recent trial of Vantacor® Insecticide on mung beans. 

Geoff Cornwell also shares some tips on how to get the best results from Vantacor® Insecticide.

Dr. David Johnson shares more effective strategies for reducing spray fines! Gain valuable knowledge from this video, including findings from FMC's own farm trials, which assess a range of spray qualities and their respective outcomes.