July 10th, 2010
Rhizoctonia Stopped
Any farmer who has suffered a crop devastation due to the outbreak of a disease in their fields will tell you, the preventatives are the preferred method to use. The fact that a fungus or other illness has taken hold in a field is already bad news for the harvest and the ability to stop it in advance with careful planning is always the goal of the farmer’s game plan. To stop rhizoctonia and many other diseases that are commonly seen, there is a soil based treatment that can be applied at any time from seed to harvest. This can pay for itself with protected and healthy crops.
