Anthracnose in corn can be present as leaf blight, top die-back, or stalk rot. Closely monitor fields with leaf blight should conditions favor development of the stalk rot phase of anthracnose.

Understand the Benefits of an Early Fungicide Application Historically, many fungicide applications on corn have been made at or around the R1 (silking) growth stage and completed aerially.

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UltraLock™ Adjuvant from WinField United is bringing a whole new level of drift control to the market.

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A Breakthrough Fungicide That Helps Protect Stalk Integrity.

A Breakthrough Fungicide That Helps Protect Stalk Integrity.

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What happens below ground is just as important as what happens above. 

Start strong for season-long plant health benefits This year, planting could start in cold, wet soils, which can lead to early-season plant stress.

Anthracnose in corn can be present as leaf blight, top die-back, or stalk rot. Closely monitor fields with leaf blight should conditions favor development of the stalk rot phase of anthracnose.