AMVAC’s 2019 VIP Early Order Program is here with your chance to save cash and cover your grass year-round. Go to AMVAC.com/EOP to explore the latest rebate offers and ways you can save on AMVAC’s comprehensive Four-Season Solutions™ portfolio of fungicides, herbicides and insecticides. Together they offer full-calendar, full-course coverage of a broad array of common turf diseases and pests.
Order between August 12 - December 31, 2019 to take advantage of big savings for 2020.
This year’s EOP includes two new products as AMVAC’s line continues to grow: Avensis insecticide/miticide and Oximus fungicide. Avensis provides control of ornamental and turfgrass pests including nematodes and annual bluegrass weevil. Oximus fungicide offers broad-spectrum, cost-effective control of brown patch and other listed diseases. Also available are AMVAC’s other fungicides, including Premion—a proven tool for anthracnose control—as well as Turfcide, an outstanding value on long lasting snow mold control. And for preventive control of turfgrass diseases, there’s Previa fungicide armed with chlorothalonil—a standard for broad-spectrum control.
Also new to AMVAC’s VIP EOP is online functionality. Get complete product details along with rebate information at AMVAC.com/EOP. If you prefer, you can also submit your redemption online for added convenience and speed in processing. Rebates can still be redeemed through fax or mail through a downloadable, printable form on the website.
AMVAC’s 2019 VIP EOP gives turf professionals the savings and solutions they need—and a growing portfolio that offers more new combinations than ever before.
Go to AMVAC.com/EOP to learn more.
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