Greensboro, North Carolina, USA
November 18, 2015
- New Trivapro™ fungicide offers unmatched disease control and crop enhancement benefits in corn, soybeans and wheat
- Training module is mobile-friendly and can be completed in 15 minutes
- First 250 participants to receive $25 Cabela’s® gift card
Trivapro™ fungicide from Syngenta is a breakthrough for corn, soybean and wheat growers, offering longer-lasting control of disease and crop enhancement benefits to maximize yield potential and return on investment. With the help of an online training module available today, growers can learn all about this new tool in just 15 minutes.
The mobile-friendly Web application consists of a seven-part, interactive presentation that includes detailed information about Trivapro and the new active ingredient contained within, Solatenol® fungicide. Each section includes relevant quiz questions, and continuing education credits are available for successful completion of the module. In addition, the first 250 participants to complete the module will be eligible to receive a $25 Cabela’s® gift card.
“We know growers need fungicides to work harder and last longer,” said Andrew Fisher, commercial product lead, fungicides, Syngenta. “Growers and crop advisors are hungry to learn how Trivapro works and the benefits it brings to the table, and this online training module gives users an opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of Trivapro and how it will take disease control and yield potential to a new level.”
The module details how Solatenol, which is a SDHI fungicide, has been shown in trials to be more potent than any other SDHI on the market. It also explains how Solatenol works together with the other two active ingredients in Trivapro to provide the longest-lasting residual control available for many diseases, including rusts, Septoria and gray leaf spot, in addition to crop enhancement benefits.
To access the module, please visit the Trivapro Learning Module webpage.
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