Improved spray coverage and wetting

Improving the efficiency of season-long crop protection programs
Bio-Field is a tank-mix adjuvant designed for use with crop protection products and other agricultural inputs throughout the growing season.
Improved spray coverage and wetting
Better distribution of spray solution
Support for efficient crop protection programs
Integration with conventional and biological crop protection systems
Commercial Field Case
Bio-Field was used during the growing season as part of a commercial potato production program that included both chemical and biological crop protection products. According to the grower's commercial-season results, an optimized crop protection program incorporating Bio-Field reduced crop protection expenditure by approximately $200 per hectare while maintaining a comparable final potato yield.

A season-long commercial potato production program
Commercial field application incorporating chemical and biological crop protection products.
≈ $200/ha
Lower crop protection costs
Comparable yield
Versus the farm's standard technology
Results may vary depending on local conditions, crop protection program, application rates, water quality and farm management practices.
Typical potato growth stages, key crop protection technologies and where Bio-Field can be integrated into a season-long program.

Typical applications
Bio-Field role
Support effective wetting and distribution of the spray solution where an adjuvant is agronomically appropriate.

Typical applications
Bio-Field role
Support uniform spray distribution across developing foliage.

Typical applications
Bio-Field role
Support spray coverage during repeated crop protection treatments.

Typical applications
Bio-Field role
Support the efficiency and consistency of repeated spray applications throughout the main protection period.

Typical applications
Bio-Field role
Integration into selected late-season spray applications where compatible and agronomically justified.
Actual crop protection programs, pesticide products, application rates and timing depend on local agronomic conditions, product registration and label requirements.