What is ISO Technology?

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What is ISO Technology?

• Invert Suspension Oils
• Ameliorants

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What is ISO Technology?

• ISO is Invert Suspension Oil
• ISO mixes with oils in chemical ripeners
• ISO mixes with emulsifiers in chemical ripeners
• ISO inverts upon itself when contacting water
• ISO makes oil droplets within water droplets
• ISO doesnt change the chemical properties
• ISO makes more uniform spray droplets
• ISO doesnt increase droplet size

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What Is An Ameliorant?

• Definition from Dictionary.com
• Ameliorate - verb (used with object), to make or
  become better, more bearable, or more
  satisfactory improve meliorate.
• ISO Ameliorants improves the effects amplify
  properties of the agent they join without
  changing the agent they join.

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What Ripeners?

• GLYPHOSATE
• FUSILADE
• TOUCHDOWN
• SELECT
• MODDUS
• ONECIDE
• LPE-Dole Foods

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What Are The EffectsOf ISO Ameliorants?

• Increase Ripener Deposition on Sugarcane
• Increase Ripener Deposition Uniformity
• Decrease Ripener Evaporation Coefficient
• Increase Ripener Penetration on leaf
• Inert, No Activity Without Ripener

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Benefits of ISO Technology

• More Uniform Ripener Application
• Increased Rendement
• Increased Brix, Pol, Pol Cane
• Reduced Plant Stress
• Increased Sugar / Ton, 7 - 15
• Increased Profits, 75-200/Ha

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What Does This Mean to You?

• Safening of Chemical Ripener Effects
• Reduced Stress on Plant Physiology
• Sugar Increase 7-15
• Profitability Increase, gt75/Ha

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Plant Stress
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Commercially Developed

• Split Fields
• Multiple Replications
• Same Crop Management Programs
• Same Ripeners Salts
• Same Concentration Dosage / Area
• Same Cane Variety Timing

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The Americas
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ASIA

• AFRICA

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PublicationsStudies

• Publications Colombia 1998, Jamaica SIRI 1997,
  West Indes Sugar Technologist Georgetown Guyana
  1997, 1st Congreso de Azucareros en El Salvador
  2001.
• Replicated Studies Results Argentina
  1998-1999, Costa Rica 2000-2002, El Salvador
  2000-2002, Guatemala 1997-1999, Guyana 1998-2000,
  Jamaica 1997-1999, Nicaragua 1997-1999, Kinyara
  Estates Uganda 2004-2010, Ramu Sugar Estates
  Papua-New Guinea 2004-2010

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