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Minimise Pythium this summer with SUBDUE MAXX^®

Article written by Dr. Brett Morris, Technical Manager Turf & Landscape - Syngenta, ANZ.As we transition from spring to summer, the weather forecast predicts warmer and drier conditions across much of the country. This increase in temperature and dryness may lead to a rise in pathogen activity, which could bring a challenge for turf managers in the coming months. For peace of mind in managing pathogens effectively across any turf surface this summer, consider using a rotation program with HEADWAY^® MAXX Turf fungicide and VELISTA^® Turf fungicide. Fungicide Selectivity and Mode of Action Selectivity of fungicides are driven by its mode of action and those modes of action target 6 major cellular sites of the fungal pathogen. Multiple target sites of activity include energy production sites, cell membranes and general cell constituents, hence rotating groups to target these cellular sites reduces the risk of resistance. By rotating HEADWAY^® MAXX and VELISTA^® this summer you can cover more than a…

Syngenta Turf and Landscape are pleased to announce the successful applicants for the Operation Pollinator^® program in 2023 for Australia & New Zealand.

If you’ve ever faced Argentine Stem Weevils in your greens, then you know how difficult these damaging pests can be to control. Especially with multiple lifecycle stages present at the same time.

Working with turf is a fine art. You have to balance your knowledge of the site, water management, staff, latest innovations in technology and budgeting. You have to know when the best time is to undertake work.

Powerful new insecticide directly targeting larvae & adult ASW

Plant Growth Regulators (PGRs) have become an integral part of sports turf management by allowing turf grass managers to regulate growth.

A control program that matches the weevil’s biology is needed for optimal control and minimal applications