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The label expansion also includes other registrations that can be used to control whiteflies and mealybugs in ornamental plants and seedlings.
Aphids pose a double threat to crop yields.
On the one hand, the ingestion of aphids will directly damage crops.
On the other hand, aphids are an important disease vector for barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV), a destructive virus that can infect all cereal crops.
On the one hand, the ingestion of aphids will directly damage crops.
On the other hand, aphids are an important disease vector for barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV), a destructive virus that can infect all cereal crops.
In 2018, Australian vegetable and cotton growers were able to use Versys on a variety of vegetable crops and cotton for the first time.
As the first Group 9D insecticide, Versys can stop insects from eating within 15 minutes.
As the first Group 9D insecticide, Versys can stop insects from eating within 15 minutes.
Now, Versys can be used for more crops to control more pests.
The new label states that Russian wheat aphids, oat aphids, and corn aphids in wheat and barley, and green peach aphids and cabbage aphids in rape are the main targets for control, and all aphids are also registered.
The new label states that Russian wheat aphids, oat aphids, and corn aphids in wheat and barley, and green peach aphids and cabbage aphids in rape are the main targets for control, and all aphids are also registered.
Versys also provides long-term benefits to growers’ integrated pest management programs because it has less impact on beneficial and pollinating insects.
Serge Usatov, BASF's Australia and New Zealand Horticultural Portfolio Manager, said: "The newly registered product is good news for grain growers.
Because Versys can provide them with an alternative mode of action to control the main piercing and sucking pests.
In addition to the direct impact on aphids infestation In addition, Versys also brings long-term benefits to its integrated pest management program and strategy to minimize the impact of resistance.
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Because Versys can provide them with an alternative mode of action to control the main piercing and sucking pests.
In addition to the direct impact on aphids infestation In addition, Versys also brings long-term benefits to its integrated pest management program and strategy to minimize the impact of resistance.
"
BASF will continue to conduct large-scale demonstrations in wheat, barley and canola, and at the same time increase the production of Versys in 2022 to meet the needs of new markets.
New registration content:
· Control aphids in wheat, barley and rape.
· Control corn aphids in all previously registered crops.
· Approved for use in rhubarb, artichokes, sweet corn, carrots and strawberries to control the same pests as other vegetables and fruits.
· Control of silver leaf whitefly, greenhouse whitefly, rose aphid, citrus mealybug and long-tailed mealybug in ornamental plants and seedlings, as well as previously registered aphids.
