Flowers Canada announces that the label expansion of Beleaf Insecticide submitted through the FCG office has been approved for drench application uses. Pests included among this expansion include Aphids, Whiteflies, Thrips and Lygus bugs. Beleaf can be used on greenhouse ornamentals including cut flowers.
FCG extends thanks to ISK Biosciences for their continued support of the ornamental industry as well as to the Pest Management Regulatory Agency and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs for their assistance.
For more information:
Flowers Canada
Cary Gates
Cary@fco.ca
519.836.5495 X228
www.flowerscanadagrowers.com
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