Vive Crop Protection, a leading agricultural company, has recently announced a significant label expansion for their product AZteroid FC 390 in Canada. This expansion allows the product to be utilized on a wider range of crops, including sugarbeets, radishes, and a group of high-value root vegetables.
One of the key highlights of the expanded registration is that AZteroid FC 390 is now labeled for the control (previous suppression) of rhizoctonia solani, also known as black scurf and stem/stolon canker, for potatoes. Additionally, it has been approved for in-furrow and banded applications to control Rhizoctonia soilborne disease when growing sugarbeets and radish.
Furthermore, the label expansion includes approval for the use of AZteroid FC 390 on carrot, daikon, horseradish, turnip, parsnip, rutabaga, and garden beet. This expanded label is a significant advancement for Canadian agriculture, providing growers with a reliable and efficient solution for controlling Rhizoctonia. Darren Anderson, the CEO of Vive Crop Protection, expressed his enthusiasm about the expanded label, stating that it demonstrates Vive’s commitment to maximizing the performance of every active ingredient on every acre.
For more information about AZteroid FC 390 and its expanded label, please visit the official Vive Crop Protection website.
In conclusion, the label expansion of AZteroid FC 390 in Canada marks a significant milestone for Vive Crop Protection and Canadian agriculture as a whole. By providing growers with a proven solution for controlling Rhizoctonia on a variety of crops, Vive Crop Protection continues to demonstrate its dedication to innovation and excellence in the agricultural industry.
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