Breach: Why We’re Running It on Fungicide Acres This Season

This week’s Flight Plan is a quick look at Breach — a proprietary delivery system we helped develop alongside the team at Nebraskaland Aviation.

I don’t spend a lot of time promoting specific products, but this one is different because we had a hand in building it, and we’re already seeing a lot of interest in it.

What Breach Is Designed to Do

Breach was built around a simple question:

How can we help fungicide applications perform better?

At a high level, Breach is designed to:

• Help carry more fungicide into the mid-canopy

• Improve coverage on the leaf

• Reduce loss from evaporation, drift, shatter, and bounce

• Support better product placement during aerial application

That matters because fungicide performance is not just about what product is in the tank. It’s also about how well that product reaches the plant and stays where it needs to be.

Why We’re Excited About Breach

We’re excited about Breach for a few reasons:

• Knox Ag helped develop it with Nebraskaland Aviation

• Growers are already asking a lot of questions about it, and our pilots are already noticing a difference in the field

• Breach contains both fulvic acid and boron — the fulvic acid helps the plant absorb and use nutrients more efficiently, while boron supports sugar movement, pollen viability, and grain development

Bottom Line

If we’re asking growers to invest in a fungicide application, we want to do everything we can to help that application count.

Breach is one more tool we’re using to help improve coverage, canopy penetration, and overall application performance.

Have questions about Breach or fungicide timing? Give us a call.

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