The Ando wheat fungicide Cross (sterilization, bacillus and benzene methicilan) was published in Brazil

World Agro-Chemical Network Chinese reported: "Recently, Andau wheat innovative fungicide Cross (sterilization and bacillus clear and benzene cycloquine) in Brazil, can be used in cotton, soybeans, corn, beans, potatoes, tomatoes, peanuts, peas, chickpeas, beans, lentils and millet, including 12 crops.
the current situation, the occurrence of various types of germs is getting earlier and more serious, has become a major challenge for high yields of various crops.
addition, the problem of bacteria's resistance to the most widely used fungicides is spreading rapidly from northern Brazil to the south, causing crop damage and higher treatment costs, which in turn is costing farmers.
in the case of soybeans, the annual loss of production due to disease is estimated at 15 to 20 per cent and, in extreme cases, may exceed 80 per cent.
brazil's most famous research institute has conducted more than 300 trials of Cross since it was launched in 2014.
the product contains a triple active ingredient created according to the needs of farmers, has a variety of advantages, such as high efficiency, wide prevention spectrum, high selection of crops, it is also an excellent resistance management tool.
: a variety of modes of action, complementary efficacy of active ingredients, is an efficient protective fungicide.
Dalla Corte, product manager at Ando Mai, said Cross is a powerful tool for solving resistance problems, using a unique combination of active ingredients on the market, efficient and easy to use.
they launched this innovative product when the market needed it.
increasing resistance to microbicides and the damage caused by diseases are of great concern to Brazilian farmers, and Andauma offers a new solution to these problems.
, which is expected to go on sale in the first half of 2021, is part of Ando's strong portfolio to meet farmers' needs.
will continue to focus on the challenges farmers face to support and meet global demand for increased food production.
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