A New Dawn in Agricultural Solutions
FMC India, a trailblazer in the field of agricultural sciences, has rolled out its groundbreaking product, ENTAZIA Biofungicide. This eco-friendly solution is designed to offer farmers an effective yet sustainable means to shield their crops from fungal infections.
ENTAZIA Biofungicide: The Science Behind the Innovation
ENTAZIA Biofungicide is not just another fungicide; it’s a biological marvel formulated with Bacillus subtilis. This naturally occurring bacterium is harnessed to combat bacterial leaf blight, a major threat to rice crops. The product activates the plant’s innate defense mechanisms, making it a formidable foe against pathogens.
A Dual Approach: Safety and Efficacy
What sets ENTAZIA apart is its commitment to environmental integrity. While it acts aggressively against bacterial leaf blight, it remains benign to natural predators and parasites. This makes it an ideal component in an integrated pest management strategy, alongside FMC’s biostimulants and synthetic fungicides.
A Word from the Leadership
Ravi Annavarapu, President of FMC India, expressed, “ENTAZIA Biofungicide is a testament to our commitment to sustainable farming. We believe this product will be a cornerstone in advancing biological solutions in India’s agricultural sector.”
FAQs on ENTAZIA Biofungicide
What is ENTAZIA Biofungicide?
ENTAZIA is a biological crop protection product developed by FMC India to combat bacterial leaf blight in rice crops.
How does ENTAZIA work?
ENTAZIA utilizes Bacillus subtilis to activate the plant’s natural defense system against bacterial leaf blight.
Is ENTAZIA environmentally friendly?
Yes, ENTAZIA is designed to be eco-friendly and does not harm natural predators or parasites.
Can ENTAZIA be used with other FMC products?
Yes, ENTAZIA can be integrated into a pest management program that includes FMC’s biostimulants and synthetic fungicides.
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FMC India introduces ENTAZIA Biofungicide, a revolutionary, eco-friendly crop protection solution. Formulated with Bacillus subtilis, it offers a sustainable way to combat bacterial leaf blight in rice crops.
