Premix features an effective insecticide and two FMC-proprietary biofungicide strains for enhanced seedling protection.  

 

Join FMC Technical Service Manager Bill Verbeten in northern Iowa as he provides a late-season update on the performance of season-long Xyway® LFR® fungicide against key corn diseases.

Join FMC Technical Service Manager Bill Verbeten in south central Wisconsin as he provides a late-season update on the performance of triple mode of action Adastrio™ fungicide against key corn diseases.

Join FMC Technical Service Manager Bill Verbeten in northern Illinois as he provides a late-season update on the performance of triple mode of action Adastrio™ fungicide against key corn diseases. 

Join FMC Technical Service Manager Bill Verbeten in central Iowa as he provides a late-season update on the performance of triple mode of action Adastrio™ fungicide against key corn diseases.

Biologicals aren’t new to agriculture, but new ways to use them alongside conventional tools are expanding in row crops.

Derived from naturally occurring sources, biologicals have unique plant protection qualities that complement traditional control methods. Biologicals do not eliminate the need for conventional crop protection products in row crops. Instead, they should be viewed as additional tools for the crop management toolkit that can help preserve the efficacy of conventional solutions.

As one of the fastest growing segments in agriculture, biologicals provide innovative solutions to help growers overcome current and future challenges.

FMC is supporting growers with a new generation of biologically sourced tools for crop protection in a unique way. Mathew Pye, biologicals subject matter expert for FMC, sees several factors that are driving the strategy behind the development of FMC biologicals.