Cntrl2+ Gives Cotton a Clean Start | Pink Performance Tour | NewLeaf Symbiotics
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After a successful 2025 season with TS601 biofungicide and a cotton biostimulant, Alan and Lisa Stasney JV Farm in Beasley, TX added TS201 bioinsecticide in 2026 to complete the Cntrl2+ stack. Compared with their grower standard practice, the Cntrl2+-treated cotton showed stronger plant structure, less disease and reduced insect pressure. Follow this crop through the season on the Pink Performance Tour.
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