Attention Product [Spotlight/Sinenta Korea]: Essential Item for Pepper Anthracnose and Late Blight Control during Rainy Season

Published 2025년 6월 16일

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[Korea Agricultural and Fishery Newspaper, Reporter Kim Young-min] Syngenta Korea recommended the 'Orbita' liquid wettable powder, which is excellent for managing pepper anthracnose during the rainy season. According to the Korea Meteorological Administration's forecast, with precipitation expected to be higher than usual in June, thorough management is required to prevent pepper anthracnose, which rapidly spreads in high-temperature and humid environments. When pepper anthracnose occurs, it not only damages crop yield and quality but also incurs additional control costs, making early prevention crucial. Accordingly, Syngenta Korea emphasized that its 'Orbita' liquid wettable powder is an essential product for controlling pepper anthracnose and late blight during the rainy season, with strong penetration and absorption properties and simultaneous preventive and curative effects.

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Syngenta Korea recommended 'Orbita' liquid wettable powder as an excellent solution for pepper anthracnose management during the rainy season. According to the Korea Meteorological Administration forecast, precipitation in June is expected to be higher than usual, demanding thorough management to prevent pepper anthracnose, which rapidly spreads in hot and humid environments. When pepper anthracnose occurs, it not only damages crop yield and quality but also incurs additional control costs, making early prevention crucial. In response, Syngenta Korea emphasized that its 'Orbita' liquid wettable powder is an essential product for managing pepper anthracnose and blight during the rainy season, with strong penetration and absorption capabilities and simultaneous preventive and curative effects. Orbita is a representative product developed using Syngenta's research team's Amistar technology, featuring powerful penetration and absorption, photodegradation stability, and sustained ...

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