BASF seed treatment product Teraxxa (Bromworm fluorobenzene diamide) was approved in the United States

"Recently, BASF seed processing product Teraxxa TM was approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for providing grain growers with a powerful new seed treatment technology to prevent and control the worm, which will be available during the 2021 growth season," WCN Chinese reported.
fluorobenzene diamide is an active ingredient in the seed treatment product Teraxxa, which IRAC classifys as group 30.
this innovation provides a new mode of action to prevent nematodes, which bind to the central nervous system of nematodes, leading to increased nerve and muscle activity and ultimately the total elimination of the pest.
Teraxxa is usually sold as a Teraxxa F4 seed treatment agent, and Teraxxa F4 combines the teraxxa insecticide's nerd control capabilities with four fungicides in the form of premixes to prevent and control a wide range of diseases.
four ways of acting as fungicides have the following advantages: - Prevention and control of germs, such as sickle bacteria root decay, miao Li dry disease, rotting mold sudden illness, silk nuclear bacteria root decay and root decay.
- cold resistance, rapid seeding and prevention and control of key seedling bacteria.
- The unique internally absorbent fungicide Xemium provides longer-term, more complete bacterial protection.
Teraxxa and Teraxxa F4 are the latest members of BASF's strong seed treatment and crop protection portfolio to provide wheat growers with excellent pest and germ protection.