From the field...
Miravis® Ace offers long-lasting protection from all significant Fusarium species, even under hot, humid or wet conditions during head emergence and flowering. Explore the evidence below to discover the difference for yourself!
It pays to spray your field peas.
6.9 bu/ac
Yield increase vs. untreated.
Not sure whether spraying a fungicide on your field peas is worth it? Protect your field pea crop from foliar diseases with Miravis® Neo. Still not convinced? Click the link to see the data.
Source: Syngenta Research Authorization trials 2019-2020 and validation trials 2022-2023. n = 14.
"In 2019, we never did see any diseases. We did see lines in the field from satellite imagery where we sprayed Miravis® Neo. It did enhance canopy growth. We didn’t see any drastic difference in yield, but there still was that difference in canopy."
Jeff Brown
south of Regina, SK, 2020
Reach new yield heights at harvest
1.6 bu/ac
Average increase vs. competitor Sclerotinia fungicides.
In field-scale trials across Western Canada, canola treated with Miravis® Star consistently outyielded the competition by an average 1.6 bu/ac.
Source: Syngenta Research authorizations and Validation trials in AB, SK in 2022 and 2023. Competitors include Proline®, Cotegra®, Proline® Gold and Viatude®. n = 38.
Higher yields and long-lasting, consistent performance.
3.4 bu/ac
Yield increase vs. competition
In field-scale trials in 2019 and 2020, Miravis® Neo consistently performed through a range of crop conditions, providing powerful control of Ascochyta blight in peas and chickpeas.
Source: Syngenta validation trials in peas conducted in AB, SK and MB in 2019 and 2020. Includes yield data from the following fungicide products: Delaro®, Dyax®, and Priaxor®.
N = 20.
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.
"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
"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
Flexibility with a longer application window. Minimum
120 %
of check.
Miravis® Bold lets growers start protecting their canola acres earlier and helps deliver a yield advantage throughout the labelled application window. Applied at BBCH 61, 63 and 65, Miravis® Bold outyielded the check by 120-135%!
Source: Syngenta small plot trials in Portage la Prairie, MB, 2018. N=2
Protect barley.
6 bu/ac
increase vs. competitors.
Across the Prairies, barley crops treated with Miravis® Neo saw an average 6 bu/ac yield increase over competitors in 2017.
Source: Miravis® Neo research authorization trials conducted in 2017 across Western Canada. Includes aggregate yield data from the following competitor products: Nexicor®, Trivapro® and Twinline®. N = 3.
Higher yields and long-lasting, consistent performance.
3.4 bu/ac
Yield increase vs. competition
In field-scale trials in 2019 and 2020, Miravis® Neo consistently performed through a range of crop conditions, providing powerful control of Ascochyta blight in peas and chickpeas.
Source: Syngenta validation trials in peas conducted in AB, SK and MB in 2019 and 2020. Includes yield data from the following fungicide products: Delaro®, Dyax®, and Priaxor®.
N = 20.
Higher yields and long-lasting, consistent performance.
3.4 bu/ac
Yield increase vs. competition
In field-scale trials in 2019 and 2020,
Miravis® Neo consistently performed through a range of crop conditions, providing powerful control of Ascochyta blight in peas and chickpeas.
Source: Syngenta validation trials in peas conducted in AB, SK and MB in 2019 and 2020. Includes yield data from the following fungicide products: Delaro®, Dyax®, and Priaxor®.
n=20.
"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
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.
Always read and follow label directions. Miravis® Neo refers to Miravis® Neo 300SE fungicide. ADEPIDYN®, Miravis® and the Syngenta logo are trademarks of a Syngenta Group Company. Other trademarks are property of their respective owners.