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The southern hemisphere of South America is generally used in areas that are devoted to agriculture and the economy, such as Argentina into farming. Based on how well they do in agriculture, another big reason Argentina's happen to be good is because of the fungicides (which are certain sprays) and these more so than others save their crop based upon diseases. We take a more in-depth look at five high-ranking Argentine fungicide manufacturers: which have are helping farmers across the country.

A good example of such a company is BASF. They are the authors of fungicides such as Xemium and F500® that crops need to protect themselves against diseases. These are the first line of defense against pests that could do harm. The fungicides from BASF work via several modes of action to not only effectively control, but curatively treat the diseases in order to keep the crop healthy throughout its life.

Key amongst these is Syngenta with Elatus®, a systemic fungicide which has gained wide support from the farming community. Added BenefitsThis versatile spray also lowers the frequency of application, cutting down on total applications of fungicides and helping to keep our planet a better place. Syngenta contributes to sustainable farming practices in Argentina by providing some of the most advanced protection.

Bayer is a leading name-manufacturer, especially in the fungicide category with Fox® and Luna® In addition to controlling plant diseases, these products enhance crop health and yields. In terms of Bayer's holistic disease management solutions, this represents its commitment to crop health and sustainability beyond just pest control.

Bayer brings biotechnology and precision agriculture experience to the table, with its purchase of Monsanto. This regulatory approval turned down concerns which arose because of the acquisition and merger by Monsanto with Bayer, besides their reputability in genetic technology seed fields they are now expanding to fungicides. These new solutions contribute to the control of diseases in crops and also enable them as a way to obtain results for sustainable agriculture, within the objectives that are projected from Argentina.

DuPont, now part of Corteva Agriscience and offering precision fungicides for specific plant diseases. This offers a number of benefits to farmers including strong and consistent disease control with farmer-friendly use profiles that reduce the impact on users and the environment for products such as Fontelis® Rovral WP. The ambitions of the Argentine government to achieve environmentally friendly agricultural practices are in line with domains DuPont is committed such as sustainable agriculture.

Syngenta and ADAMA: Collaborating to Better Serve Argentine Farmer ClientsBoth companies work closely together in Argentina so that farmers have innovative products designed for their specific needs (wheat, soybeans being the major crops). Dedicated to guarding and facilitating crop growth, manufacturers like these spend millions of dollars in research and development (R&D) for a wide variety of chemical solutions. They are an integral part of Argentina's agricultural industry and stand by our side with unwavering support and continuous innovation.