Syngenta's new plant growth regulator, Moddus, has been approved in Canada

"Recently, Syngenta Canada announced that a new plant growth regulator, Moddus, has been registered to reduce the risk of wheat, barley and oats falling," WCNA Chinese reported.
the collapsed crops will eventually be reduced due to abnormal grouting of the seeds.
farmers must always cope with harvest delays, increased workload and increased grain cleaning, drying and storage costs.
are also more susceptible to germs, which can affect crop quality.
Phillips, head of fungicides and pesticides at Syngenta Canada, says they know that downsliding is one of the biggest headaches leading to crop cuts.
Moddus is a new solution that increases production.
Moddus contains anti-inverted esters, an active ingredient that has been proven around the world for many years to manage crop inverts.
Moddus? reduces cell elongity by altering the production of the plant growth hormone erythromycin, resulting in short, coarse plant stems and increased overall tolerance.
, Phillips said, Ulong can fall in favorable high humidity conditions or in bad weather such as strong winds.
also affected by variety selection, soil type, real disease, etc.
the use of Moddus can help growers mitigate the risk of crop collapse, and growers will have more room to centrally optimize crop management.
Moddus will be available during the 2021 growth season.
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