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23-3-5 Fert + Fungicide VIII

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Description

2.05% Thiophanate + 1.02% Iprodione

Broad spectrum fungicide
Combines two synergistic active ingredients that provide both fast-acting and sustained disease control by utilizing both foliage activity and root uptake of the active ingredients
Controls brown patch, dollar spot, red thread, pink snow mold (Microdochium nivale), leaf spot/melting out, anthracnose
Controlled release nitrogen

Specifications

Category	Fertilizer + Fungicide
Markets	Golf, Sports Fields
Application / Areas of Use	Golf Courses, Sports Fields
Technologies	--
States Registered
Registration Number
Density (lbs/ft³)	48.5
Package Wt.	40 lbs
Bag/Pallet	40
SGN Size	100
Type	Granular
Nitrogen Source(s)	Urea, MUtech
Slow-Release N (%)	55
Active Ingredient(s)	Thiophanate-Methyl - 2.05% Iprodione - 1.02%

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