Fargro News Update July 2006 - SB Plant Invigorator

A new pesticide/mildewcide/growth stimulant for use on edible and non edible crops.


  Untreated Aphid

  After treatment
Viburnum infested with aphid (Aphis fabae). Viburnum after treatment with SB Plant Invigorator.

  Spider Mite webbing before treatment

  After treatment
Glasshouse spider mite (Tetranychus) before treatment on Datura. Damage remains but infestation has gone - on previously infected Datura.

  Mealybug

  After treatment
Glasshouse mealybug (Pseudococcus) on tomato. Waxless dead mealybug - first treatment removes wax, subsequent treatment kills.

  treated whitefly
Glasshouse whitefly Trialeurodes.
The wax in the wings sticks the adults to the leaf. Juvenille whitefly are also controlled.
Growers looking for a product that controls a range of pests, is environmentally friendly and is economical will be interested in using SB Plant Invigorator.
SB Plant Invigorator is being used by a number of growers who claim notable success in controlling pest populations in a wide range of crops.
Difficult to control pests such as whitefly, spider mite, mealybug and scale insects are controlled.
SB Plant Invigorator is biodegradable, has no harvest interval and can be integrated with IPM programmes.
SB Plant Invigorator works by physical means and is exempt from registration as a pesticide.

  Comments from Growers:
"Having used SB Plant Invigorator on strawberries, raspberries and tayberries I have found it the most comprehensive product we have ever used".
"The product not only stimulates the crop it controls whitefly and red spider".
"SB Plant Invigorator results have been extraordinary and far superior to other recognised pesticides that I have previously used".
"The product is beyond expectations and has resulted in a vast reduction in our use of more expensive and hazardous chemicals".
SB Plant Invigorator
Please contact us for your nearest supplier on 01903 721591

Always read the label.
SB Plant Invigorator is a trade mark of Stan Bruard Limited.
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