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Pinion™ trial on Texas cabbage

22 Oct 2025 · 1 min

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Jeff Klippas, an AEA agronomist, reports on a Pinion trial in a Texas cabbage field. The treated area showed noticeably better disease control than the conventional fungicide control. Klippas plans to reapply in about a week.

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Jeff Klippas, AEA agronomist.

Rio Grande Valley, Texas (cabbage field).

Pinion™ (referred to as pinyon in transcript).

Speaker reports better disease control in the Pinion-treated area compared to the control where conventional fungicides were used.

A conventional cabbage field.

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Hello. It's Jeff Klippas, AEA agronomist here in Texas and in the Rio Grande Valley in a cabbage field. This morning, looking at the results of pinyon and really seeing what I feel is good control of any disease that's trying to get started out here. We're not I don't really see anything happening here compared to the control area where conventional fungicides were used. So that's a good sign. But just really excited to see how this turns out. We'll keep monitoring it, maybe do some more applications of pinyon here in the next week or so, but we're just going to monitor this throughout the season and have some good, healthy cabbage. And this, this is a conventional field, so pinyon works good in a conventional program as well as your organic acres. So really excited to see how this turns out.