Controlling disease without chlorothalonil

With chlorothalonil (CTL) no longer available for cereal disease control, growers are looking at what alternatives they can use.

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Controlling disease without chlorothalonil

He points to the fact that new fungicide Inatreq from Corteva may gain regulatory approval and become available this spring, but no earlier than T2. Further ahead, Syngenta and Bayer also have new fungicides...

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