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Grow Pro Series: Botrytis Update: Exploring Biorational Products and Tank Mixing

Welcome to the American Floral Endowment's Grow Pro Webinar Series! Throughout this series, our nationally recognized researchers, hosts, and speakers will offer ‘how-to’ advice based on AFE-funded and other research projects to help the industry navigate through these ever-changing growing challenges. The webinar topics are current and offer long-term opportunities for growers to focus on increased profit, greater sustainability, and improved labor efficiency. Each session includes a presentation and interactive Q&A. To see the full series calendar visit endowment.org/GrowPro. The Sept. 23rd session of our series focuses on Tank Mixing Biorational Products. Botrytis blight continues to challenge growers, especially with concerns about fungicide resistance. In this Grow Pro webinar, Dr. Jim Faust of Clemson University will share the latest AFE-funded research on using biorational fungicides effectively, on their own or in combination with other products. You’ll learn how to maximize efficacy, ensure product compatibility, and make informed rotation decisions that protect your crops and bottom line while reducing the use of conventional fungicides. Topics will include: -How certain biorational products can share resistance pathways with synthetic fungicides, and how to adjust your rotations accordingly. -Why application timing matters and how environmental factors can impact product performance. -Which tank mixes lead to synergistic effects and which combinations can actually reduce effectiveness. -Insights into new product evaluations -Rotation and compatibility guidelines to help you build a more sustainable botrytis management program. Speaker: Dr. Jim Faust, Clemson University Moderator: Dr. Melissa Muñoz, Clemson University Sponsor: BioWorks Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 02:46 Botrytis Update: Exploring Biorational Products and Tank Mixing 37:50 Q & A