August Updates: Prevention
In this month's update, we'll highlight Regulate Select, AZOXY 2SC SELECT, AZOXY 50 WDG, REGULATE and PPZ 41.8. These products are the perfect solution to building your portfolio of chemicals. We've also included some helpful blog posts on brown patch and large patch disease. 
  AZOXY 2SC SELECT    

Broad spectrum preventative fungicide with preventative and curative properties in a significantly stronger flowable formulation than the competitive brand.


Use Sites: Cool and warm season turfgrasses, conifers, landscape ornamentals

Package: 12x1pt, 4x1gal

Active Ingredient: Azoxystrobin

Competitive brand: Heritage TL
  REGULATE SELECT 

For the control of certain diseases in turf, ornamentals, and greenhouses. The unique water-based formulation, with low odor mixes thoroughly and easily into most tank mixes. Controls Pythium in all turf species. Same use rates as Subdue MAXX.

Use Sites: Turfgrass, nursery, greenhouse
Package: 4x1gal
Active Ingredient: Metalaxyl
Competitive brand: Unique formulation
The summer brings cook-outs, weekends at the beach, and unfortunately, sometimes brown patch. Tackle this summer disease head on with a few tips from Penn State's Department of Plant Science.
                      PPZ 41.8       
 

Provides preventative and curative control of many turfgrass and ornamental diseases. Low use rates. Excellent residual control. Emulsifiable concentrate formulation provides a low odor tank mix partner.

 

Use Sites: Golf Courses, commercial and residential lawns, landscape, and nursery

Package: 4x1 gal

Active Ingredient: Propiconazole

Competitive brand: Spectator
  AZOXY 50 WDG

Broad spectrum preventative fungicide with systemic and curative properties that can control many diseases in turf and ornamentals

 

Use Sites: Cool and Warm season turfgrass, confiers, and landscape ornamentals

Package: 6x1 lb, 2x6 lb

Active Ingredient: Azoxystrobin

Competitive brand: Heritage 50 DF
Prepare for Fall: Large Patch Disease
Excess soil moisture, early spring and late fall fertilization are just a few reasons for large patch disease. Check out this blog by Georgia Turf to help manage large patch disease in turfgrass.  

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