Post-Hedging Disease Prevention for Blueberries with Magna-Bon CS 2005 Post-hedging disease prevention for blueberries is a critical step in protecting plant health and yield potential after harvest. While hedging helps manage canopy size, stimulate new growth, and prepare bushes for next season, it also leaves plants temporarily vulnerable. Fresh pruning cuts combined with warm summer […]
Ice-Nucleating Bacteria Frost Protection with CS 2005
Frost Protection for Crops with Magna-Bon CS 2005 Defending Against Ice-Nucleating Bacteria in a Variety of Specialty Fruits, Vegetables, Citrus and Tree Nuts Ice-nucleating bacteria frost protection is a critical consideration for growers facing unpredictable cold events in sensitive crops like blueberries, citrus, and almonds. These bacteria can trigger ice formation on plant tissue at […]
CS 2005 Citrus Testimonial: Hershel Shares Proven Results
Citrus growers often struggle with leaf spot, scab, and other diseases that reduce yields and affect fruit quality. Protecting your grove with an effective solution is essential. Growers like Hershel Boyd of Madison Citrus Nursery in Ray City, Georgia, have seen remarkable results with CS 2005 and shares his experience. Hershel provides a firsthand look […]
Growers See Clean, Reliable Results with CS 2005
Growers See Clean, Reliable Results with Magna-Bon CS 2005 When it comes to protecting crops from persistent diseases, growers are increasingly turning to Magna‑Bon CS 2005 clean reliable disease control for superior results. Field trials and real-world experience show that this advanced copper formulation not only reduces disease pressure but also promotes healthier, more productive plants, […]
Michigan State – Dormant sprays for disease control in blueberries
Black spots on this blueberry shoot killed by phomopsis are the pycnidia, which release spores during spring rains. Photo by Mark Longstorth, MSU Extension. Southwest Michigan has had a relatively mild winter. This allows cane blight pathogens such as phomopsis (Phomopsis vaccinii) and anthracnose (Colletotrichum acutatum) to survive on old, dead tissues. Spores from these […]
CS 2005 Controls Botrytis & Center Rot – UGA Research
University of Georgia Research Proves Magna-Bon CS 2005 Controls Botrytis and Center Rot in Onions Research conducted by Dr. David Langston – University of Georgia – Vidalia demonstrates the exceptional performance of Magna-Bon CS 2005 in controlling Botrytis and Center Rot in onions — two of the most destructive diseases impacting onion growers today. University […]
Take Control of Olive Knot with CS 2005
Research: Evaluation of New Bactericides for Management of Olive Knot After Inoculation with Psv – Field Studies Research Trial Results — 100% Control of Olive Knot In an updated research trial led by Dr. Jim Adaskaveg, a tank mix of 27 ounces of Magna‑Bon CS 2005 combined with 16 ounces of Champ (per 100 gallons water) […]
Protect Foliage, Preserve Yields — Trust CS 2005 for Rust
Rust Pressure in Southern Highbush Blueberries — Why It Matters When it comes to protecting highbush blueberries from devastating leaf diseases, effective rust control is essential. Research and grower experience show that rust control highbush blueberries CS 2005 provides reliable foliage protection while helping preserve yields, making it a trusted choice for both conventional and organic […]
Blueberry Growers Trust CS 2005 for Algal Stem Blotch
Protect Your Blueberries from Algal Stem Blotch — with CS 2005 Blueberry growers trust CS 2005 for algal stem blotch control, providing a reliable solution against this destructive disease. Algal Stem Blotch, caused by the parasitic green alga Cephaleuros virescens, is a growing threat to southern highbush blueberries (Vaccinium corymbosum) in the Southeastern U.S., appearing as […]
CS 2005 Research: Proven Control of Anthracnose in Avocados
Magna-Bon CS 2005: Proven Protection Against Avocado Anthracnose The Growing Threat of Anthracnose in Avocado Crops Avocado growers face a persistent challenge from Anthracnose, caused by Colletotrichum gloeosporioides, which can significantly reduce fruit quality and yield. This fungal disease thrives in humid conditions, leading to dark, sunken lesions, premature fruit drop, and lower market value. […]