BellaTrove® Companion® Maxx ST
A BIOLOGICAL FUNGICIDE SEED TREATMENT
Protection Against Soil-Borne
Diseases
Stimulate Your Plant’s Natural Defenses
Enhance Crop Fertility & Stress Resistance
Promote Plant Growth &
Overall Yield
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain ENV503 from Companion on root surface
There are few issues more threatening to crop health and ultimately yield than disease, especially soil-borne and early occurring foliar diseases. Early-season protection and suppression of seedling diseases are more important than ever.
The trusted and proven
BellaTrove® Companion®,
now in a seed treatment!
This 100% water-dispersible, broad-spectrum biological fungicide seed treatment is a multiple mode of action disease management tool and contains our proprietary active ingredient Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain ENV503- a plant growth promoting rhizobacterium that quickly establishes beneficial colonies on the plant’s roots and leaves.
BellaTrove® Companion® Maxx ST
More Crops, More Control.
Higher Fertility, Higher Yield.
Two Modes of Action
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Bacillus amyloliquefacians strain ENV503 film protects plant's roots from invading pathogens, stimulates healthier roots, and improves nutrient uptake.
Trusted Companion®
This broad-spectrum biofungicide offers:
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Compatibility with many chemical pesticides & plant nutrition products (see product label for directions for use)
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HIghly concentraed A.I. formula
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Flexible application: Seed Treated (Slurry), Planter Box, Hopper Box
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OMRI Certification
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Non-toxic to humans, livestock, and wildlife
Provides Fungal & Bacterial Disease Control
Bella Trove® Companion® Maxx ST offers broad spectrum disease control of both fungal and bacterial pathogens. It addresses more than three dozen common diseases including:
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Damping-off fungus
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Rhizoctonia spp.
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Pythium spp.
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Fusarium seedling blight
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Fusarium spp.
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Three soybean seedlings showing root rot from Pythium, compared with five healthy seedlings on the right.
Zitnick-Anderson, Kim. Pythium Damping-off of Soybean, NDSU, Oct. 2022, https://www.ndsu.edu/agriculture/extension/publications/pythium-damping-soybean.