Stockton Colombia S.A.S., a member of the Stockton Group, a leader in plant extract based crop protection innovation, announced today that the Colombian Agriculture Institute – ICA, approved a few days ago the marketing and use of its flagship product, Timorex Gold for the control of Botrytis in roses in Colombia.
“This new use approved by the ICA Stockton is consolidating its presence in key markets in the Colombian agro as the natural solution in protecting diseases in different crops, explained Jose Estevez, General Manager of Stockton Colombia S.A.S. With this new use consolidate 6 crops and 8 diseases approved by the ICA in Colombia. Stockton is delivering a new and different tool for disease control in this important export crop in Colombia that its broad spectrum and mode of action will be a strategic tool in all control programs.
The features and benefits offered by Timorex Gold to the farmer and his crops are: reducing the chemical load in the field, reducing plant stress and aid in their development, improvement in the time of reentry to crops differently action, good disease control and more.
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Timorex Gold to control Botrytis in roses in Colombia
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