3 FRAC codes. 4 active ingredients. 110 days of control. That's the power in Contend® fungicide. Use it to protect fairways from snow mold. Bank on it for performance.
Contend fungicide (a combination of the separately registered products Contend A and Contend B fungicides) is an innovative solution to help control pink and gray snow mold on golf course fairways. It contains four active ingredients in three different FRAC groups to protect turf for more than 110 days.
Benzovindiflupyr, Difenoconazole, Azoxystrobin, Propiconazole
Group 7, 11, 3 Fungicide
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Banner Maxx® II is a systemic fungicide that provides effective broad-spectrum disease control of more than 20 diseases at low-use rates. It enters through the surface stem or root system, and prevents fungal cell growth by inhibiting sterol biosynthesis.
Concert® II fungicide provides golf course superintendents with preventive disease control on greens, fairways and roughs. Using a proprietary blend of the active ingredients from Banner MAXX® II and Daconil® it is an important component of spray programs for cool-season grasses.
Instrata® is the industry-standard for snow mold control that is assured for 130 days under snow cover. Instrata protects greens and tees against pink and gray snow mold and spring diseases such as anthracnose. It also contains three active ingredients and multiple modes of action for resistance management.
Contend is not currently registered for sale or use in all states. While Contend has received registration by the EPA, it will only be available for sale upon registration by individual states. This is not an offer for sale in unregistered states, and orders will not be accepted and Contend will not be shipped to locations where state registration has not yet been granted.
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