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Corteva Agriscience announces new fungicide Adavelt

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Corteva Agriscience announced Adavelt active as the brand name for a novel fungicide that will offer farmers curative and protectant disease control of a wide range of pathogens in multiple crops. This new active ingredient is anticipated to be launched in product formulations globally with first registrations planned for Asia Pacific in 2023, pending applicable regulatory reviews.

Adavelt is the first active ingredient to be released from Corteva and its R&D pipeline that combined the strengths of Dow AgroSciences, DuPont Crop Protection, and DuPont Pioneer. A fully synthethic neopicolinamide fungicide, Adavelt has favorable regulatory, toxicological and environmental profiles. Adavelt shares the same mode-of-action as Inatreq active which will soon be launched in European cereals and banana markets; outside of these markets Adavelt will be a new mode-of-action for targeted pathogens.

“We are excited to be launching a new era of innovation at our company,” said Neal Gutterson, Corteva’s senior vice president and chief technology officer. “It has never been more critical to develop new, integrated solutions to address pressing issues such as disease control so that farmers may provide consumers with the nutritious foods they seek. This is just the first of a number of new tools and solutions from Corteva Agriscience to meet farmer and consumer needs.”

“Adavelt is an innovative new fungicide for farmers working to grow crops in a better way,” said Greg Hanger, global program leader for fungicides. “Its flexibility, versatility, and effectiveness make Adavelt a great addition to farmers’ existing disease control efforts, to help them at every stage of crop development.”

Highlights of Adavelt include:

  • Controls a wide range of pathogens including Septoria spp, Powdery Mildews, Botrytis spp, Anthracnose, Alternaria, Scab, Monilinia and others;
  • Delivers effective control on many crops grown globally, including cereals, vines, fruits, nuts, and vegetables
  • Offers applications which span multiple growth stages for improved efficiency
  • Provides control to protect both yield and quality

 

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