Syngenta will launch a compound formulation of mesochlor and dicamba in the United States

Recently, Syngenta announced the brand name of its new herbicide-Tavium® plus VaporGrip® (active ingredient: mesoprofen + dicamba). Tavium will be listed in the next planting season after being registered by the US Environmental Protection Agency and states. Syngenta is currently registering the product. Tavium® plus VaporGrip® can be used for Roundup Ready 2 Xtend® soybean, Bollgard II® XtendFlex® cotton weed control before and during planting, after planting, etc., and for non-dicamba resistant soybean weeds before planting Grass control. Tavium herbicides have better control effects on resistant weeds, especially Amaranthus sibiricum, aquatic plants, ragweed, Kochia, Canadian canopy, morning glory, barnyard grass and foxtail grass. In addition to two highly effective active ingredients, Tavium herbicide also contains VaporGrip technology, which can reduce dicamba volatility. The herbicide will provide growers with new tools for managing ALS, PPO and glyphosate-resistant weeds. Syngenta herbicide product director John Appel said, "Tavium herbicides are designed for dicamba-resistant soybeans and cotton. This combination of refined metolachlor and dicamba is more effective against weeds. , And residues are easier to control." Don Porter, Syngenta’s herbicide product director, said: “Compared with products containing only dicamba active ingredients, the compound formulation has a dual mode of action, further enhancing the effectiveness of weed control. We need a variety of modes of action Herbicide products to control resistant weeds." (World Agrochemical Network)