Optimizing Tar Spot Control in Corn | FMC
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This season brought some of the toughest tar spot pressure we’ve seen in years, and Xyway® LFR® fungicide and Adastrio® fungicide by FMC were ready for the challenge. In this Tech Talk, we break down why fungicide timing matters and how you can stay ahead of this fast-moving disease. See how Xyway LFR fungicide drives healthier root masses, better water utilization and extended disease control, and how layering an application of a foliar fungicide like Adastrio fungicide later helps to keep canopies full. Serious tar spot pressure demands serious solutions, and this program delivers.
To learn more about Xyway LFR fungicide, visit XYWAY® LFR® FUNGICIDE | FMC Ag US
To learn more about Adastrio fungicide, visit ADASTRIO® FUNGICIDE | FMC Ag US
This Xyway® LFR® fungicide recommendation is made as permitted under FIFRA Sections 2(ee) for the suppression of tar spot in corn (field, corn grown for seed, popcorn) in all registered states except Texas. This recommendation has not been submitted to or approved by the EPA. The 2(ee) expiration date is 3/1/2028.
Always read and follow all label directions, precautions and restrictions for use. Some products may not be registered for sale or use in all states. FMC, the FMC logo, Adastrio, LFR and Xyway are trademarks of FMC Corporation or an affiliate. Veltyma is a trademark of BASF. ©2026 FMC Corporation. All rights reserved.
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