Provides direct activity against damaging fungi, bacteria, and nematodes that threaten crop quality and yield.
Induces natural defenses
Activates plant defense pathways, building resilience to enhance crop health under disease and environmental stress.
Strengthens disease management programs
Enhances existing crop protection programs to help reduce disease severity and improve crop performance.
Focus Crops
Potatoes
Grapes
Almonds
Citrus
Tomatoes
Target Pests and Pathogens
Early Blight
Powdery Mildew
Citrus Canker
Almond Shot Hole
Root-knot Nematodes
Fast Facts
Use Rate
Apply 22 fluid ounces per acre at-planting with a follow-up application of 16 fluid ounces per acre; Apply 16-22 fluid ounces per acre (4-5 times) as a foliar application with a fungicide partner. Contact an agronomist for specific recommendations.
Grapes: Apply 16-22 fluid ounces per acre (up to 10 times) with fungicide a partner. Contact an agronomist for specific recommendations.
Citrus: Apply 6-12 fluid ounces per acre (3-5 times) as a foliar application with a bactericide or copper program partner.
Almonds: Apply up to 22 fluid ounces per acre (1-2 times) as a foliar application with a fungicide partner.
Tomatoes: Apply 22 fluid ounces per acre in-furrow or at-planting as a nematode program partner.
Other Specifications
Listed as 25(b) pesticide (approved by the EPA as a minimum-risk pesticide, exempt from federal registration requirements (FIFRA 40CFR 152)).
Crop and applicator safe*, with minimal additional PPE required for applicators. *Safe when used as directed. Chitosan, the active ingredient in Tidal Grow® Fortyra™, was designated Safer Choice by the EPA in 2024.
Non-toxic formulation: 0 PHI and 0 REI
Safe for honeybees
Compatible with many common fertilizers, fungicides, and/or insecticides. Perform a jar test before tank mixing with other products.
For use in the United States.
Resources
Browse our resource library for the latest updates, research highlights, and thought leadership across the agricultural landscape.
Across the industry, biosolutions, such as biostimulants, biologicals, and biofertilizers, are commonplace in conversations with agronomists, at retail counters, and in crop planning discussions. Interest in this category is growing fast, and for good reason. These products are earning their place in modern cropping systems by delivering real agronomic value beyond additional yield: nutrient use […]
Sarah Rodriguez joins Zach Hefty and Brian Hefty to share how seed treatments can pump up wheat seed performance and fight early-season disease pressure.
In this episode of The Granary, host Damian Mason sits down with Curt Knight and Trey Cutts from Tidal Grow Agriscience, along with Iowa farmer and attorney Adam Ulrich, to tackle one of agriculture's biggest questions: Can biologicals eventually replace synthetic fertilizers and crop protection products?
In this episode of The Granary, Damian Mason welcomes Kelly Garrett, Galynn Beer of Tidal Grow AgriScience, and Iowa farmer-attorney Adam Ullrich for a candid discussion about the economics of modern agriculture. The conversation tackles everything from fertilizer markets and input pricing to biologicals, manure, precision agriculture, sap analysis, and the growing role of data-driven decision-making.
Galynn Beer joins Darren Hefty to discuss strategies to positively impact yield before tassel with late-season foliar nutrition, alignN®, and a powerful biopesticide, (Spectra™).
Sarah Rodriguez, Ph.D., joins Darren Hefty to discuss how to limit Soybean Cyst Nematode early on in the season to prevent other late-season pests and pathogens.
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