Furadan protects your no-dfl com againsta whole rogue's gallery of pests. Without harming your seedlings. You grow no-till com to save both time and energy. But with any of these eight yield robbing com pests lurking in your fields, you need something to save your com. Thatfs where Furadan* insects cide-nematicide comes in. No other insecticide can give you the broad-spectrum protectkm of Furadan against all those unwanted pests. And no other insecticide is easier on your seed or seedlings. In fact, you can put Furadan right in the furrow at planting because it won’t injure com seedlings, won’t affect germination. Furadan stops both above and below ground pests because it works two ways. In the soil, Furadan works oncontact to control com rootworms, wireworms Then Furadan moves into the cornstalk to get army worms (4-6 weeks), European com borers (first generation), common stalk borers (suppression), South western com borers (second and third generations* flea beetles, Southern mm tMC Nematodes (8 species) Rootworm Larva Flea Beetle Lancaster ranatag, Satenlay, Fefcreery 27,19C2—A1l com billbugs and leafhoppers (aids in control). There’s no question that no-till farming puts a lot of extra stress on your com. Because weeds and mulch from a cover crop are a perfect breeding ground for destructive corn insects and nematodes. All the more reason for the broad spectrum protection of Furadan. From FMC Corporation, Agricultural Chemical Group, 2000 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103. Stop. All pesticides can be harmful to health and the en vironment if misused. Read the label and use only as di rected. Furadan is a registered trademark of FMC Corporation. Armyworm
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