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Martinsville, Ohio | They will cut dark or night time respiration which should help in a drought. How much I don't know. I will have more data at the end of the year but it worked in dry 05 and every year since we started here so far economically. Those who say fungicides don't work must be in different environment than I work in and I work with farmers all over the country. We see more failures in planting, seed, chems and fertilization than we do with fungicide applications. Our problem is small fields and getting it on corn without ground application. Ed
Edited by Ed Winkle 6/14/2007 22:28
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Spraying a "Plant Health Product" on Drought -Damaged Corn
