Wheat diseases such as leaf spots and head scab can quickly erode yield potential and grain quality when conditions turn favorable for infection. Effective disease control depends on understanding crop growth stages, disease risk, and fungicide performance — not guesswork.
This course focuses on agronomy‑based disease management in wheat, with an emphasis on Miravis Ace fungicide from Syngenta. Participants will learn how Miravis Ace delivers strong protection of the flag leaf and head, helping manage key wheat diseases while offering flexibility in application timing. The course connects disease biology with practical fungicide decision‑making to support consistent, reliable control under varying field conditions.
Logan Romines leads the marketing and pricing strategy for the row crop fungicide portfolio and works with both the ADEPIDYN® and SOLATENOL® technologies. He joined Syngenta in 2014 as a development sales representative before spending time in a field sales role in Northwest Iowa. He also spent time in customer marketing, helping the West Heartland business unit implement Syngenta’s marketing strategy at the field level. Logan possesses a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Minnesota State University Moorhead, where he also played college football. He is active in his community and enjoys any opportunity to coach others. Logan currently lives in Greensboro, N.C. with his wife and dog.
Tyler Harp leads the technical marketing strategy for the row crop fungicide portfolio which includes Trivapro® and the Miravis® brands (Miravis Ace, Miravis Neo and Miravis Top). He joined Syngenta in 1999 as a research scientist in California then worked eight years as a research and development field rep in Florida and four years as a global fungicide technical manager in Basel, Switzerland. Upon his return to the United States, Tyler became the product biology technical manager based in Greensboro, N.C. where he led the development of the ADEPIDYN® molecule. After a few years as a development lead in tech services to support Syngenta’s Southern and East Coast commercial unit, Tyler transitioned to his current role. Tyler possesses a master’s degree from University of Arkansas and a doctorate from University of Florida in plant pathology, where his focus was on applied management of economically important diseases with fungicides. He enjoys outdoor activities, camping and being on any lake! Tyler currently lives in Greensboro, N.C. with his wife, children and numerous pets.