*For suppression of ergot, use the high rate of 0.4 L/ac + NIS
From the field...
Powerful protection you can see
This video shows the line down a field of spring wheat, showing the impact of Miravis® Ace fungicide treatment vs. TilMOR®. The final yield results were Miravis® Ace 79 bu/ac and TilMOR® 76 bu/ac.
Source: Video captured at Madden, AB September 7, 2024. Miravis® Ace applied on spring wheat at 0.3 L/ac BBCH 55 Middle of heading: half of inflorescence emerged. n = 1.
Trust Miravis® Ace to help protect WHEAT yield
5.9bu/ac
Increase vs. UNTREATED.
Across the Prairies, spring wheat crops saw an average 5.9 bu/ac yield increase over untreated wheat between 2018 and 2022.
Source: Syngenta Research Authorization trials 2018-2019 and validation trials 2020-2022. n=12
"We used Miravis® Ace from Syngenta on our wheat this summer. We noticed a three- to five-bushel yield increase. We noticed the wheat was cleaner and healthier in the end with less rust and we look forward to using this product again in the future."
Ethan Drake
W Charlot Grains Farm, Stratford, ON, 2020
Miravis® Ace SLASHES DON LEVELS
36%
Increase vs. competitors.
A Miravis® Ace application in feed or malt barley reduced deoxynivalenol (DON) by 36% and Fusarium damaged kernels (FDK) by 31% versus untreated checks.
Source: Small plot replicated trials conducted across Western Canada between 2016 and 2019. n = 10 for % DON and n = 13 for % FDK.
"We applied Miravis® Ace early and it did a nice job. It did what we asked and what was expected of it. It showed a slightly higher yield… When it comes to application timing, you can go a little earlier and that’s appealing."
Don Green
Brandon, MB, 2020
"Even though the disease pressure was low due to dry conditions, the plants treated with Miravis® Ace seemed to be healthier and more robust to take on the drought conditions resulting in a higher yield over the competitor product. Overall, it was a positive ROI product on our farm that exceeded our expectation for both disease control and plant health."
Greg Rockafellow
Lux Farms
Madden, AB, 2024
Miravis® Ace SLASHES DON & FDK LEVELS
36% & 31%
vs. competitors.
A Miravis® Ace application in feed or malt barley reduced deoxynivalenol (DON) by 36% and Fusarium damaged kernels (FDK) by 31% versus untreated checks.
Source: Small plot replicated trials conducted across Western Canada between 2016 and 2019. n = 10 for % DON and n = 13 for % FDK.
Trust Miravis® Ace to help protect barley yields
4 bu/ac
Increase vs. competitors and untreaTed checks.
Across Western Canada, barley treated with Miravis® Ace yielded an average 4 bu/ac more than the competition and untreated checks from 2018 to 2021.
Source: Miravis® Ace validation trials conducted across Western Canada from 2018-2021. Includes aggregate yield data from the following competitor products: Caramba®, Folicur® and Prosaro® XTR. n = 29.
More yield whether applied at flag or heading
15% or 8%
vs. TilMOR®
Miravis® Ace has exceptional performance showing there’s no need to switch between products.
Miravis® Ace applied at flag timing in wheat yielded 15% more than TilMOR®.
Miravis® Ace applied at head timing in wheat yielded 8% more than TilMOR and 11% more than Sphaerex®.
Source: Syngenta internal and third party small plot trials in AB, SK and MB in 2023 to 2025. n=5 Flag timing, n = 9 Head timing.
"We had a tremendous result with the trial. The combine really told a story. At one point, Miravis® Ace had a seven-bushel advantage over the competitor. After taking a more in-depth look at the trial — scaling one-acre strips — it revealed a 3.9 bushel per acre advantage for Miravis® Ace over the competitor."
Ken McDougall
Moose Jaw, SK, 2020
"Even though the disease pressure was low due to dry conditions, the plants treated with Miravis® Ace seemed to be healthier and more robust to take on the drought conditions resulting in a higher yield over the competitor product. Overall, it was a positive ROI product on our farm that exceeded our expectation for both disease control and plant health."
Greg Rockafellow
Lux Farms
Madden, AB, 2024
Trust Miravis® Ace to help protect WHEAT yield
5.9bu/ac
Increase vs. UNTREATED.
Across the Prairies, spring wheat crops saw an average 5.9 bu/ac yield increase over untreated wheat between 2018 and 2022.
Source: Syngenta Research Authorization trials 2018-2019 and validation trials 2020-2022. n=12
Trust Miravis® Ace to help protect barley yields
4 bu/ac
Increase vs. competitors and untreaTed checks.
Across Western Canada, barley treated with Miravis® Ace yielded an average 4 bu/ac more than the competition and untreated checks from 2018 to 2021.
Source: Miravis® Ace validation trials conducted across Western Canada from 2018-2021. Includes aggregate yield data from the following competitor products: Caramba®, Folicur® and Prosaro® XTR. n = 29.
"Even though the disease pressure was low due to dry conditions, the plants treated with Miravis® Ace seemed to be healthier and more robust to take on the drought conditions resulting in a higher yield over the competitor product. Overall, it was a positive ROI product on our farm that exceeded our expectation for both disease control and plant health."
Greg Rockafellow
Lux Farms
Madden, AB, 2024
"Miravis® Ace really made a difference on the wheat-on-wheat. It really helped disease prevention in those acres. Growing the same crop over and over, you are more prone to disease and pest pressure. If this is the be-all and end-all fungicide, it really should have a response on those acres, and it seemed to work. You certainly see more disease pressure in a field like that and Miravis® Ace certainly helped."
Lauran Stiekema
Vauxhall, AB, 2020
Performance evaluations are based on internal trials, field observations and/or public information. Data from multiple locations and years should be consulted whenever possible. Individual results may vary depending on local growing, soil and weather conditions.
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