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Currently, in several areas, rice fields aged 20-45 days after sowing (DAS)-during the tillering stage-are showing signs of stem borers and leaf blast, causing noticeable damage.

To address this, many farmers are turning to the powerful combination of Resvo 200SC and Trobinplus 400SC, which has proven effective in managing:

Stem borers and chewing-type pests

Leaf blast, panicle blast, and grain discoloration (dirty panicle disease)

This dual-solution approach provides both fast action and broad-spectrum protection, supporting healthy crop development and yield stability.

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Stem cracking and gummosis on durian trees – How to Prevent It?

[Technical corner – Fruit tree] Stem cracking and gummosis on durian is one of the most dangerous and common diseases affecting durian trees during the rainy season. It is caused by the fungus Phytophthora palmivora. This pathogen not only damages trunks and branches but can also lead to leaf scorch and fruit rot, causing severe…
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Solution for flushing new shoots simultaneously on durian

[Technical corner – Fruit tree] During durian cultivation, stimulating uniform bud flush (synchronized shoot growth) is a key objective for many growers. However, achieving uniform bud break across all trees in an orchard is not easy, as each tree has its own unique growth characteristics. Benefits of Stimulating Uniform Bud Flush in Durian: Makes it…
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Lodging solutions – Upright Leaves: A Solution to Protect Yields During the Rainy Season

[Technical Corner – Rice] During the rainy season, in addition to severe pest and disease pressure, rice lodging near the end of the season is a major concern for farmers. This issue causes significant yield losses, increases harvesting costs, and leads to greater post-harvest losses. So what causes rice lodging, and how can it be…
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