Japan's Caoda's new fungicide, tetirapimate, will be available in the United States for soybean and turf seed treatment

On December 28th the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Chinese (EPA) proposed approving a registration application for the company's new active ingredient, picarbutrazox, which will become a new tool for managing resistant fungi.
the proposed use of triamcinolone as a seed treatment product for the prevention and control of rotting genus and disease-related diseases in corn and soybeans, as well as rotting mold in turf.
bacteria can cause blades to wilt, fall off, and root dysfunction, leading to significant loss of yield.
EPA reviewed tetiramate and found no risks to human health.
to prevent abuse, product labels recommend the use of professional sprinklers in residential lawn applications.
public comment period is 15 days.
tethylaminate is a new type of amino methamphetamine fungicide developed by the Greater Japan Ink Company (which was resuscuively sold to Caoda Corporation of Japan in April 2004) and developed by Caoda Corporation of Japan, which is the only compound in the classfungicides of tetira.
February 2018, Synth synth and Japan's Caoda reached a global licensing agreement for tetirapimate.