Warden CX II soybean seed primer contains tetrazolpidem in Meidden

WinField United's Warden®CX II soybean seed treatment agent has been registered with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Warden CX II provides broad-spectrum crop protection against early crop disease and insect infestation, helping to improve root health, plant growth intensity and optimize yield potential.

According to WinField United, Warden CX II is built on an existing product that combines agronomic expertise from the company's retail network with a proven formula known and trusted by growers and retailers over many years to provide a superior solution for soybean pest and disease protection. To ensure that soybean varieties reach their genetic potential.

About Warden CX II

Warden CX II has been shown to be suitable for diverse cropping conditions and may provide growers with greater flexibility and lower risk when it comes to planting too early or in less than ideal cropping conditions. Through the extensive Answer Plot? In tests and field trials, optimized and upgraded Warden CX II provides a yield advantage of 2.2 bu/ac over Warden CX.

Warden CX II has four fungicide active ingredients and an insecticide that protects against a variety of early seasonal diseases, including saprophytophthora and phytophthora, as well as Fusarium, filariasis, seed-borne diseases and early season insects. These diseases can lead to reduced tillers, root rot, stunting and lower yields.

Warden CX II uses a novel fungicide component, tetrazolpidem, and is an important resistance management tool. This ingredient is useful for controlling moulds which are the most common early.