
The Future of Disease
Protection is Here
A new soybean fungicide innovation from BASF, Revylok fungicide is designed for growers who are losing valuable bushels to disease. Revylok fungicide offers premium control of major yield limiting diseases, such as Cercospora blight, Frogeye leaf spot, Septoria brown spot, and Rhizoctonia aerial blight (aerial web blight). With the two newest active fungicide ingredients from BASF, Revylok fungicide helps growers keep plants healthy, with lasting protection that fights longer and stronger, so they get the most out of every acre.
Built by the fungicide experts, for growers who need more for the challenges they are facing today, Revylok fungicide joins the robust BASF fungicide portfolio, including the premier Plant Health solutions Revytek® fungicide and Veltyma® fungicide.
Delivering broader, stronger, longer disease control, Revylok fungicide contains two of BASF’s most effective active ingredients, Revysol® and Xemium®.
The first and only isopropanol azole, Revysol (FRAC Group 3) has a unique molecular structure that provides stronger binding, rainfast performance and excellent efficacy. Highly flexible, it fits various conformations and fights a broad spectrum of diseases. With pyrazole-binding technology, Xemium (FRAC Group 7) is designed to be quickly absorbed and moved throughout the plant, fighting fungal disease with outstanding residual activity. This unique mobility supports undisturbed plant growth and higher yield.
In combination, these two active ingredients make Revylok fungicide the premier disease control product to fight resistance with strong and long-lasting residual control of fungal pathogens.
From North Dakota to Louisiana, growers in the soybean belt face many different challenges, but one challenge is the same for all: getting more yield out of each acre and more profitability out of the entire crop.
Always read and follow label directions. Revylok is a trademark and Revysol, Xemium, Veltyma and Revytek are registered trademarks of BASF. © 2023 BASF Corporation.