New fungicide to combat Asian soybean rust

Published 2025년 6월 9일

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BASF has initiated the registration process for Adapzo® Active (Flufenoxadiazam), a new fungicide developed to combat Asian soybean rust, one of the most severe diseases affecting crops in South America. According to the Anti-Rust Consortium, the disease can cause losses of up to 90% if not properly controlled. The new active ingredient has been submitted to regulatory authorities in Brazil and Paraguay, with plans to send it to Bolivia.

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Developed specifically for South American farmers' needs, Adapzo® Active is the first histone deacetylase inhibitor (HDAC) in the sector. Its new mode of action contributes to managing resistance to important soybean diseases, such as rust and target spot. The company expects products with this molecule to be available in the market starting in 2029. "We used our deep knowledge of local agriculture and carefully listened to our clients, developing an active ingredient adapted to the needs of soybean producers in Brazil, Paraguay, and Bolivia," says Ademar De Geroni Junior, Strategic Marketing Vice President for Latin America at BASF Agricultural Solutions. "With Adapzo® Active, we reaffirm our commitment to developing sustainable agriculture, especially for soybean producers in South America," he states. In addition to its individual use, Adapzo® Active ...
Source: Agrolink

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