Grape & Berry Disease Management WEBINAR: Join Us on June 11

Advancing Powdery Mildew & Botrytis Management: Fungicide Resistance Review, MOA Insights & Efficacy Data 

FREE WEBINAR
June 11 | 9:00–11:00 AM (PT)

Join us for an informative webinar covering the latest research on Powdery mildew and Botrytis resistance, ProBlad Verde fungicide Mode of Action, and new label updates for key Sym‑Agro solutions. This session brings together a leading researcher and technical expertise to deliver timely insights.

Agenda

9:00-9:45: Walt Mahathee OSU/ USDA
Mechanisms, issues and challenges with Powdery mildew and Botrytis resistance to existing Active Ingredients; Ways of overcoming and managing disease resistance; Best management practices for disease control in wine grapes

9:50-10:35: Alexandra Carreira CEV Technical Director
ProBlad Verde Fungicide: In depth explanation of the Active Ingredient and Multi-site Mode of Action; Best tank mix and rotation strategies for using ProBlad Verde to overcome fungicide resistance and achieve optimal Powdery mildew and Botrytis control

10:40-11:00: Sym-Agro Portfolio Label Update
Trial Results & Efficacy Review: Berezi – Cinnerate – CINNEX

*** 2 CE Credit Hours Approved for CA, OR, (WA pending) and CCA***

Guest Presenters

Walt Mahathee, Research Plant Pathologist – USDA-ARS
PhD in Plant Pathology

Research focuses on understanding the ecology of microorganisms on plant surfaces, and applying that knowledge to reduce disease development in agronomic settings while enhancing the economic and sustainable production of horticultural crops.

Current projects include; (1) characterize the biology of foliar and fruit pathogens, particularly powdery mildews and Botrytis cinerea; (2) developing methods to detect and monitor airborne inoculum and use of these data as a decision aid for disease management; (3) model turbulent airflow and spore dispersion to better predict the spatial and temporal spread of a pathogen; (4) assessment and mitigation of fungicide resistance.

The Agricultural Research Service (ARS) is the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s chief scientific in-house research agency, tasked with finding solutions to agricultural problems that affect Americans every day from field to table.

Alexandra Carreira, Technical Director, CEV
PhD in Food Engineering, Microbiology
Inventor in three new patents on Blad Polypeptide

Responsible for controlling and assuring the technical specifications of all products produced at CEV (bio fungicides for agriculture), including Quality Control and Process Optimization. Responsible for all R&D activities at CEV, which focus the development of new products and new analytical methods, as well as understanding the behavior of the products under different conditions (to maximize efficacy under different climates, binomials, and agricultural practices worldwide

Coordination of all R&D activities & fundamental research to determine the mode of action of new active ingredients, screening of new substances for antimicrobial activity (susceptibility tests). – Validation of new formulations (challenge tests, stability tests).This Program is now implemented at all stages of production, from raw materials, to processing and final product, and includes physical, chemical and microbiological analysis.

CEV, S.A. is a company dedicated to the development of innovative bio fungicides, featuring BLAD — a naturally derived polypeptide extracted from the germinated seeds of lupines — as its active ingredient.

 

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