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HORTICULTURE CROP GUIDE

BASF committment to horticulture

At BASF Canada, we focus on the long-term well-being of every part of agriculture. Regardless

of which fruit or vegetable crop you grow, our innovative portfolio of products gives your crops

excellent protection against weeds and diseases, keeping your crop healthy all season long for

maximum yield potential.

Table of Contents

AgCelence® .......................................................................... 1

Crop Protection Solutions

Berries

Berry Group (Blackberries, Blueberries, Raspberries etc.) .......... 5

Strawberries ................................................................. 11

Grapes .............................................................................. 17

Pome Fruit ....................................................................... 25

Potatoes ........................................................................... 33

Stone Fruit ........................................................................ 41

Vegetables Brassica ....................................................................... 49 Bulb Vegetables .......................................................... 55 Cucurbits ..................................................................... 63 Fruiting Vegetables ..................................................... 69 Leafy Vegetables ......................................................... 75 Root Vegetables ......................................................... 81

AgSolutions® Hort Rewards Program .................................. 87

p 1

What makesAgCelence so

excellent?

The background scienceBASF scientists have created many of the most important developments in modern agricultural inputs. One such discovery was the fungicide PYRACLOSTROBIN. This active ingredient has been shown to be a very effective active ingredient for the control of many important diseases. Growers noticed that it also seemed to prolong the crop-growing period. Crops stayed green for a longer period of time. They also seemed better able to manage stress. It was very surprising, but research has shown how it works. This is how the AgCelence concept was born.

With AgCelence, increasedgrowth efficiency and betterstress management results in more yield potential for crops.

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AgCelence is not magic. Its positive influence on crop performance and plant stress is due to a complex range of physiological effects in the plant which come from the energy centre of the plant cell. The AgCelence benefit acts by blocking electron transport within the mitochondrial respiratory chain. This reduces the amount of available ATP (adenosine triphosphate) and lowers the cytosol pH. These combined effects activate the enzyme nitrate reductase. This is the key to unlocking further plant physiological processes that generate AgCelence benefits which may include: • Increasednitrogenassimilation • Formationofnitrogenoxide(NO)leadingto: • inhibition of stress-induced ethylene production • increased antioxidative capacity (or: reduced oxidative stress)

Increased nitrogen assimilationWhen plants assimilate nitrogen, they use the nitrogen compounds ammonium (NH4) and nitrate (NO3) to build up nitrogenous organic compounds, for example proteins. AgCelence products can enhance nitrogen assimilation by increasing nitrate reductase activity in the plants.

Inhibition of ethylene biosynthesisNitrate reductase, which has already been mentioned, releases nitrogen oxide (NO) in the plant cells which in turn triggers further important processes, such as the inhibition of ethylene synthesis. Ethylene is a hormone that plants produce in response to stress. Plants also produce ethylene in response to injury, when they mature, prior to leaf, flower or pod loss and before pathogen-triggered cell death. Plants sacrifice important contributors to yield such as leaves, flowers or pods in an attempt to reduce the effects of stress. Reducing ethylene production is a means of limiting this natural response. AgCelence products based on PYRACLOSTROBIN cause plants to show fewer stress symptoms. This means that during the stress phase they may produce less ethylene. The ability of plants treated with AgCelence products to better manage drought stress has been particularly well researched.

Quality

Yield

Stress Management

EfficiencyInhibition of

ethylene

Increased nitrogenassimilation

Increased antioxidative capacity

Activation ofnitrate reductase

NO

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Crop tolerance to droughtPlants under drought stress produce more ethylene. This triggers senescence (aging). Leaves begin to wilt and die. The loss of green leaves limits the plant’s ability to photosynthesize sufficiently and consequently to maximize yield potential. When crops are treated with AgCelence products and then subject to stress: • Emissionsofethylenemaybereduced • Stomatamanagementmaybeinfluencedtomaintainphotosynthesistoacertainextent • Prematureripeningmaybelesslikelytooccur

untreated with AgCelence

Standard Irrigation 75% Irrigation

Increased drought tolerance in cornUSA, 2007

loss of24 dt/ha

loss of9.5 dt/ha

Yield (dt/ha)200

.

.150

.

.100

.

.

Lossesby drought

reduced downto 39%

The above graph shows results from crops treated with AgCelence products under dry conditions compared with untreated crops. The AgCelence benefit here gives a consistent advantage in terms of yield – even where moisture availability is just 50% of the recommended standard.

untreated with AgCelence

(soil moisturecontent)60% 40% 30% Wilt

Water-use efficiency in wheatUnited Kingdom, Scottish Agriculture College, Edinburgh

-3%

-7%

-5%

Transpiration Coefficient (kg water/kg grain yield)

600

.

.

.

500

.

.

.

Lesswater

needed

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Increased antioxidative capacityThe nitrogen oxide (NO) produced by the nitrate reductase activated by AgCelence has a further important effect in addition to reducing ethylene-induced stress. Nitrogen oxide can release antioxidative enzymes which mop up dangerous free radicals. Plants produce free radicals in response to dangerous external influences, for example after injury or exposure to strong UV radiation. This is known as ozone damage and has been particularly well researched. Continuous exposure to hot sunshine is yet another stress factor that can be successfully relieved through the use of AgCelence products. Cereals, particularly some barley varieties, react to these conditions by developing a scorching condition known as physiological leaf spot (PLS), which leads to necrosis of leaf tissue and very high yield losses. The AgCelence benefit stimulates activity of an antioxidative enzyme called SOD (superoxide dismutase) which acts like a sunscreen and can reduce the development of physiological leaf spot. This is another factor that may prolong the green growing period and help plants keep filling grain, even under heat stress.

The performance of AgCelence.

Pristine treated with AgCelence benefits*Grower Standard*

Grower Standard* AgCelence*

*Courtesy of BASF Healthy Crop program

Grower Standard* Pristine treated with AgCelence benefits*

Berry Group Protection Solutions

p 5

Berry G

roup

Berry Group Products Available

p 8 Cabrio® Fungicide

p 8 Cantus® Fungicide

p 9 Kumulus® DF Fungicide

p 10 Poast® Ultra Herbicide

p 9 Pristine® Fungicide

Early – Late Green Tip Bud Swell – Bud Break Early Pink Bud Full Bloom Petal Fall Green Fruit 75% Blue

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Disease Solutions for Berries

CropDisease Name

ProductActive

IngredientFungicide

GroupPHI(days)

REI Rainfast Rate(kg or L/ha)Common Scientific

Berry Group (Highbush & lowbush blueberry, raspberry, blackberry, saskatoon berry etc.)

Anthracnose Colletotrichum spp.

Cabrio(highbush

blueberries)pyraclostrobin 11 1

12 hrs (hand harvest

1 day)1 hr 1.0

Cabrio(lowbush blueberries)

pyraclostrobin 11 1 12 hrs 1 hr 1.0

Pristineboscalid,

pyraclostrobin7 & 11 0

Once dry - 29 days

1 hr 1.3 - 1.6

Botrytis grey mould

Botrytis cinerea

Cantus boscalid 7 0 12 hrs 1 hr 0.560

Pristineboscalid,


Once dry - 29 days

1 hr 1.3 - 1.6

Entomosporium leaf spot

Entomosporium mespili

Pristine (Saskatoon berries

only)

boscalid, pyraclostrobin

7 & 11 0Once dry - 29 days

1 hr 1.6

Entomosporium leaf & berry spot

Entomosporium mespili

Kumulus DF (Saskatoon berries

only)sulphur M 1 24 hrs n/a 7.5

Gymnosporangium rust

Gymnosporangium nelsonii

Pristine (Saskatoon berries

only)



1 hr 1.6

Phomopsis Phomopsis vaccinii

Cabrio(highbush

blueberries)pyraclostrobin 11 1

12 hrs (hand harvest

1 day)1 hr 1.0

Cabrio(lowbush blueberries)

pyraclostrobin 11 1 12 hrs 1 hr 1.0

Pristineboscalid,


Once dry - 29 days

1 hr 1.6

Powdery mildewSphaerotheca

mors-uvea

Pristine (current

& gooseberry only)



1 hr 1.6

Septoria leaf spot Septoria albopunctataPristine

(lowbush blueberry only - suppression)


7 & 11 0Once dry - 24 hrs

1 hr 1.6

Valdensinia leaf spot

Valdensinia heterodoxa

Pristine (lowbush blueberry only - suppression)


7 & 11 0Once dry - 24 hrs

1 hr 1.3 - 1.6

Ber

ry G

roup

CropWeed

ProductActive

IngredientHerbicide

GroupPHI(days)

REI Rainfast Rate(kg or L/ha)Type Common Name

Berry Group (Highbush & lowbush blueberry, raspberry, blackberry, saskatoon berry etc.)

Annual Grass

Barnyard grass

Poast Ultra Sethoxydim 1 15 - 37 12 hrs 1 hr 0.32 - 0.47

Crabgrass (large)

Fall panicum

Foxtail (green, yellow)

Old witchgrass

Persian darnel

Proso millet

Volunteer corn

Wild millet

Perennial Grass Quackgrass Poast Ultra Sethoxydim 1 15 - 37 12 hrs 1 hr 0.47 - 1.1

Weed Solutions for Berries

p 7

Berry G

roup

Disease Solution Products for Berries

p 8

• Effective, proven botrytis grey mould control• Systemic and rapidly rainfast

Rate: 560 g/ha (227 g/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule for botrytis control. Apply at early bloom and before harvest. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications before alternating with a non-Group 7 fungicide.

Formulation: Wettable granule

Packaging: 1 case consists of 4 x 2.83 kg jugs

Coverage: 1 jug treats 5 ha (12.5 ac)Percent Botrytis Fruit Rot on Raspberry, 2002 (Agassiz BC).Note: 4 applications made between 10% bloom and fruit setSource: AAFC

Performance

Performance• Delivers exceptional disease control, improved growth and stress tolerance

• Systemic• Rapidly rainfast

Rate: 1 kg/ha (0.4 kg/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule for anthracnose in blueberry. Begin applications at 5% bloom. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications before alternating with a non-Group 11 mode of action.

Formulation: Emulsifiable granule


Coverage: 1 jug treats 2.27 ha (5.6 ac)

By interfering with cell respiration and the production of energy, Cabrio fungicide also causes fungi to stop growing and die. Cabrio is bound tightly to the waxy layer of the leaf and is extremely rainfast shortly after application.

Highbush & lowbush blueberry only.

Ber

ry G

roup

Untreated

100

80

60

40

20

03d Post Harvest

(Ambient)3d Post Harvest

(Cool then Ambient)

Botrytis on Raspberry

% In

cid

ence

CantusCompetitor

p 9

Performance• Control anthracnose and botrytis with one application• Locally systemic and rainfast• AgCelence, which may improve stress tolerance

and increase yield

Rate: 1.3-1.6 kg/ha (526-647 g/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule. Apply at early bloom and prior to harvest or when disease risk is high but before symptoms develop. Alternate with a non-Group 7 or Group 11 fungicide.



Coverage: 1 jug treats 1.8 - 2.2 ha (4.4 - 5.4 ac) BASF & Independent 3rd Party Research

Performance• Proven, effective control of entomosporium leaf and berry spot

• Patented low-dust sulphur formulation • Rapidly disperses and stays in suspension

Rate: 7.5 kg/ha (3.03 kg/ac)

Timing: Apply first at flower bud break and at 10-14 day intervals while disease risk persists. Do NOT apply if temperatures over 25oC with high humidity are expected within 3 days of an application. Do NOT apply if frost is expected. Do NOT apply during flowering. Do NOT use within 30 days of an oil spray.

Formulation: Water dispersible granule

Packaging: 25 kg bag

Coverage: 1 bag treats 3.33 ha (8.24 ac)

Kumulus DF rapidly disperses in water and stays in suspension, ensuring that all the Kumulus DF put in the spray tank reaches your crop.

Saskatoon berry only.

Berry G

roup

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0Anthracnose

(n=5)Botrytis

(n=5)Phomopsis

(n=3)

Disease Control in Berries

PristineGrower StandardUntreated

% In

cid

ence

Weed Solution Products for Berries

• Post-emergent control of annual and perennial grasses• Excellent crop safety

Rate: 0.32 – 1.1 L/ha (129 - 445 mL/ac)

Timing: Apply at the 2 to 5 leaf stage of annual grasses, 1 to 4 leaf stage of wild oats and volunteer cereals (before tillering), and up to the 3 leaf stage of quackgrass. Apply when weeds are small and actively growing. Always add Merge® surfactant at 1% v:v.

Formulation: Emulsifiable concentrate

Packaging: 1 case consists of 2 x 7.7 L jugs

Coverage: 1 jug treats 7-24 ha (17.25-60 ac)

p 10

Ber

ry G

roup

Strawberry Protection Solutions

p 11

Strawberry Products Available





Strawberry

Early growth 5% bloom 75-100% bloom Early green fruit Fruit Post-harvest Renovation

p 12

Disease Solutions for Strawberries

CropDisease Name

ProductActive

IngredientFungicide

GroupPHI(days)


Strawberry


Cabrio pyraclostrobin 11 1 12 hrs 1 hr 0.56 - 1.0

Pristineboscalid,


Once dry - 24 hrs

1 hr 1.3 - 1.6

Botrytis grey mould

Botrytis cinerea


Pristineboscalid,


Once dry - 24 hrs

1 hr 1.3 - 1.6

Leaf spot Mycosphaerella spp. Pristine boscalid,


Once dry - 24 hrs

1 hr 1.3 - 1.6

Powdery mildew Sphaerotheca spp. Pristine boscalid,


Once dry - 24 hrs

1 hr 1.6

Stra

wbe

rry

CropWeed

ProductActive

IngredientHerbicide

GroupPHI(days)


Strawberry

Annual Grass

Barnyard grass

Poast Ultra Sethoxydim 1 25 12 hrs 1 hr 0.32 - 0.47

Crabgrass (large)

Fall panicum


Old witchgrass

Persian darnel

Proso millet

Volunteer corn

Wild millet

Perennial Grass Quackgrass Poast Ultra Sethoxydim 1 25 12 hrs 1 hr 0.47 -1.1

Weed Solutions for Strawberries

p 13

Strawberry

Disease Solution Products for Strawberries

p 14

• Effective, proven botrytis grey mould control• Systemic and rapidly rainfast


Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule for botrytis control. Apply at early bloom and before harvest. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications before alternating with a non-Group 7 fungicide.



Coverage: 1 jug treats 5 ha (12.5 ac)

Performance

Performance• Broad-spectrum disease control• Systemic• Rapidly rainfast• AgCelence, which may improve stress tolerance

Rate: 0.56 - 1.0 kg/ha (0.23 - 0.405 kg/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule beginning at 5-10% bloom. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications before alternating with a non-Group 11 mode of action. Do NOT use in strawberry nursery production.



Coverage: 1 jug treats 2.3 - 4 ha (5.6 - 10 ac)


Untreated botrytis on the leaf surface.

Botrytis after treatment with Cantus on the leaf surface.

Cantus works by preventing spore germination, mycelial growth and spore production. Optimum performance is obtained when used in a regularly scheduled preventative spray program.

Stra

wbe

rry

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Performance• Broad-spectrum control of many key diseases• Locally systemic and rainfast• AgCelence, which may improve stress tolerance

and increase yield

Rate: 1.3-1.6 kg/ha (526-647 g/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule beginning at 5-10% bloom. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications before alternating with a non-Group 7 or 11 mode of action. Do NOT use in strawberry nursery production.



Coverage: 1 jug treats 1.8 - 2.2 ha (4.4 - 5.4 ac)

Weed Solution Products for Strawberries


Rate: 0.32 – 1.1 L/ha (129 - 445 mL/ac)

Timing: Apply at the 2 to 5 leaf stage of annual grasses, 1 to 4 leaf stage of wild oats and volunteer cereals (before tillering), and up to the 3 leaf stage of quackgrass. Apply when weeds are small and actively growing. For quackgrass, thoroughly till ground to chop up roots. Always add Merge® surfactant at 1% v:v.



Coverage: 1 jug treats 7 - 24 ha (17 - 60 ac)

BASF & Independent 3rd Party Research

Strawberry

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0Anthracnose

(n=5)Botrytis

(n=5)Phomopsis

(n=3)

Disease Control in Berries


% In

cid

ence

p 16

Notes

Stra

wbe

rry

Grape Protection Solutions

p 17

Grape Products Available

p 20 Acrobat® 50WP Fungicide


p 24 Frontier® Max Herbicide


p 21 Polyram® DF Fungicide


p 22 Sovran® Fungicide

p 23 Vivando® SC Fungicide

p 23 Zampro® Fungicide

Shoot development Pre-bloom Bloom Fruit Ripening Ripening

Grape

Non-bearing

Gra

pe

p 18

Disease Solutions for Grapes

CropDisease Name

ProductActive

IngredientFungicide

GroupPHI(days)


Grapes

Anthracnose Elsinoe ampelina Pristineboscalid,


Refer to label

1 hr 0.735

Black rot Guignardia bidwellii

Pristineboscalid,


Refer to label

1 hr 0.735

Sovran kresoxim-methyl 11 14 48 hrs 1 hr 0.240

Polyram DF metiram M2 45 12 hrs n/a 2 / 1000 L

Botrytis grey mould

Botrytis cinerea Pristine(suppression)


7 & 11 14Refer to

label1 hr

0.420 - 0.735

Bunch rot complex

Cladosporium spp., Aspergillus spp.

Pristineboscalid,


Refer to label

1 hr0.420 - 0.735

Downy midew Plasmopara viticola

Acrobat 50WP dimethomorph 40 14Refer to

label2 hrs 0.45

Polyram DF metiram M2 45 12 hrs n/a 2 / 1000 L

Pristineboscalid,


Refer to label

1 hr0.675 - 0.735

Sovran kresoxim-methyl 11 14 48 hrs 1 hr0.240 - 0.300

Zamproametoctradin, dimethomorph

40 & 45 14Refer to

label2 hrs 0.8 - 1.0

Powdery mildew Uncinula necator


Kumulus DF suplhur M 1 - 21 24 hrs n/a 12.60

Pristineboscalid,


Refer to label

1 hr0.420 - 0.735

Sovran kresoxim-methyl 11 14 48 hrs 1 hr0.240 - 0.300

Vivando SC Metrafenone U8 1412 hrs - 4 days

1 hr 0.750

CropInsect Name

ProductActive

IngredientFungicide

GroupPHI(days)


GrapesGrape erineum

miteColomerus vitis Kumulus DF sulphur M 1 - 21 24 hrs n/a 3.40

CropWeed

ProductActive

IngredientHerbicide

GroupPHI(days)


Grapes

Annual broadleaf

Eastern black nightshade

Frontier Max(non-bearing vines)

dimethenamid-P 15 30 24 hrs n/a 0.963

Redroot pigweed

Annual grass

Barnyard grass

Crabgrass (smooth, large)

Fall panicum

Foxtail (green, yellow, giant)

Old witchgrass

Sedge Nutsedge (yellow)

Weed Solutions for Grapes

p 19

Grape

Germinatingsporangium

Zoospore

Germinatingzoospore

Cyst germination

Encysted zoospore

Cyst formation

Mycelial growth

Intercelluar mycelium with haustoria

Oospore formation

Oospore

Sporangiophore formation

Sporangiophore Sporangium

X

X

X

X

X

Disease Solution Products for Grapes

p 20

• Effective, proven powdery mildew control• Systemic and rapidly rainfast

Rate: 315g/ha (127 g/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule for powdery mildew. Do not apply more than 1 application before alternating with a non-Group 7 fungicide.




100

80

60

40

20

0

% C

ont

rol

Standardn=19

Control of Powdery Mildew

Cantusn=14

Source: BASF and University trials (1997 - 2000)

Performance

• Effective, proven downy mildew control• Highly systemic and rapidly rainfast• Anti-sporulant to prevent disease spread


Timing: Acrobat 50WP must be applied preventatively in combination with a second mode of action effective on downy mildew on a 7-day schedule. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications of Acrobat before rotating to a non-Group 40 fungicide.

Formulation: Wettable powder


Coverage: 1 jug treats 4 ha (10 ac)

Developmental stages that are inhibited by dimethomorph are indicated (X).

Performance

Gra

pe

p 21

Performance• Proven protection against downy mildew and black rot• Unique hollow granule formulation mixes easily and

stays in suspension• Contains 14% zinc for improved fruit finish

Rate: 2 kg / 1000 L water

Timing: Apply 2 kg/ha pre-bloom, post-bloom and first covers for downy mildew. Maximum 3 applications per season.



Coverage: 1 bag treats 10 ha (25 ac) when applying in 1000 L water/ha

Performance• Proven, effective control of powdery mildew• Patented low-dust sulphur formulation• Rapidly disperses and stays in suspension

Rate: 3.4 - 12.6 kg/ha (1.4 - 5.1 kg/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 10-day schedule for powdery mildew or at pre-bloom for grape erineum mite. Do NOT apply to Concord, Foch, de Chaunac or Van Buren varieties. Do NOT apply if temperatures over 25oC with high humidity are expected within 3 days of an application. Do NOT apply if frost is expected. Do NOT apply during flowering. Do NOT use within 30 days of an oil spray.



Coverage: 1 bag treats 2 - 7.35 ha (4.9 - 18.2 ac)


Grape

p 22

• Broad-spectrum disease control with one rate• Rapidly rainfast• Unique Surface Systemic Activity™ ensures

excellent coverage of developing fruit

Rate: 240 - 300 g/ha (97 - 121 g/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively pre- through post-bloom when conditions favour powdery mildew. During periods of rapid growth and heavy disease pressure, shorten the spray intervals. Alternate or tank-mix Sovran with a non-Group 11 fungicide.


Packaging: 1 case consists of 10 x 500 g jugs


Source: BASF (n=26)

Performance

Source: BASF and 3rd Party 1997-2003Locations: British Columbia, New York, Michigan, California, Oregon

Performance• Control key diseases with one product• Locally systemic and rainfast• AgCelence, which may improve stress tolerance

and increase yield

Rate: 0.420 - 0.735 kg/ha (0.17 - 0.297 kg/ac)

Timing: Apply Pristine preventatively as part of a 7-10 day rotation. Key application windows are bloom, bunch closure or veraison. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications before alternating with a non Group 7 or 11 fungicide. Not for use on table grapes, Concord or Fredonia.




Gra

pe

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0Powdery Mildew

(n=5)Downy Mildew

(n=3)Black Rot

(n=3)Bunch Rot

(n=6)

Disease incidence


% In

cid

ence

100

80

60

40

20

0Powdery Mildew Downy Mildew Black Rot

Grape Disease Control

Sovran 120 - 180gNova® 100g

% In

cid

ence

p 23

• Unique, dual mode of action• Recharges with moisture • Liquid formulation for easy handling

Rate: 0.8 - 1.0 L/ha (0.32 - 0.4 L/ac)

Timing: Apply Zampro preventatively on a 7-10 day schedule for downy mildew. Addition of a penetrating surfactant at 0.125% may improve performance. Alternate Zampro with non-Group 40 or 45 fungicides.

Formulation: Liquid


Coverage: 1 jug treats 4.4 - 5.5 ha (10.9 - 13.6 ac)Location: Vineland, Ontario; Variety: Chardonnay; Application interval: 14 days

Performance

30

25

20

15

10

5

0% Disease – Leaves

Downy Mildew Severity in Grapes

% Disease – Fruit

Untreated Competitor (2 kg/ha) Acrobat® (0.44 kg/ha) Zampro™ (0.8 L/ha)

% S

ever

ity

• Excellent powdery mildew control• Locally systemic and rainfast• Persistent vapour activity

Rate: 0.75 L/ha (300 mL/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively for powdery mildew on a 14-21 day schedule. During periods of rapid growth and heavy disease pressure, shorten the spray intervals. Do not apply more the 2 applications before alternating with a different mode of action.

Formulation: Suspension concentrate


Coverage: 1 jug treats 5 ha (12.5 ac) Summary of BASF Research Trials.

Performance

Grape

100

90

80

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

% C

ont

rol

Standard Triazole(n=3)

Vivando(n=12)

Powdery Mildew Control in Grapes

Weed Solution Products for Grapes

• Season-long, pre-emergent residual control• Annual grasses and key broadleaf weeds• Low use rate

Rate: 963 mL/ha (390 mL/ac)

Timing: Apply pre-emergent before weeds appear under non-bearing vines.

Formulation: Emulsifiable Concentrate

Packaging: 1 case consists of 2 x 9 L jugs


Performance

p 24

Gra

pe

Competitor 6.3 cm lateral distribution

Lateral distribution in soil

String Test (conducted by BASF Biology)- String soaked in solution representing

normal use rate of products

- No overhead watering – sub-surface irrigation

Frontier Max 14.5 cm lateral distribution

Pome Fruit Protection Solutions

p 25

Pome Fruit Products Available

p 31 Apogee® Plant Growth Regulator





p 31 Prowl® H2O Herbicide

p 30 Sovran® Fungicide

Green tip Tight cluster to early pink Full bloom Late bloom to early petal fall Petal fall Fruit set Ripening

Pome Fruit

Apple only

BC only

p 26

Disease Solutions for Pome Fruit

CropDisease Name

ProductActive

IngredientFungicide

GroupPHI(days)


Pome Fruit (Apples,

Pears, etc.)

Apple quinceGymnosporangium

clavipesPolyram DF

(apple only)metiram M2 45 12 hrs n/a 4.5 - 6.0

Apple scab Venturia inaequalis

Kumulus DF(apple only)

sulphur M 1 24 hrs n/a 12 - 22.5

Polyram DF(apple only)

metiram M2 45 12 hrs n/a 4.5 - 6.0

Pristineboscalid,


Once dry - 12 days

1 hr 1 - 1.2

Sovran(apple only)

kresoxim-methyl 11 30 48 hrs 1 hr 0.18 - 0.36

Brooks spot Mycosphaerella pomi Pristineboscalid,


Once dry - 12 days

1 hr 0.6 - 0.8

Cedar apple rustGymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae

Polyram DF(apple only)

metiram M2 45 12 hrs n/a 4.5 - 6.0

Fire blight Erwinia amylovoraApogee

(apple only - suppression)

prohexadione calcium

11 45 12 hrs 8 hrs 1.35

Flyspeck Zygophiala jamaicensis Pristineboscalid,


Once dry - 12 days

1 hr 0.6 - 0.8

Pear scab Venturia pirina

Kumulus DF(pear only)


Pristineboscalid,


Once dry - 12 days

1 hr 1 - 1.2

Sovran(pear only)


Powdery mildew

Podosphaera leucotricha

Kumulus DF(apple & pear only)


Pristineboscalid,


Once dry - 12 days

1 hr 1 - 1.2

Sovran (apple only)

kresoxim-methyl 11 30 48 hrs 1 hr 0.24 -0.45

Sovran(pear only)


Sooty blotch disease complex Pristineboscalid,


Once dry - 12 days

1 hr 0.6 - 0.8

Pom

e Fr

uit

CropInsect Name

ProductActive

IngredientFungicide

GroupPHI(days)


Pome Fruit (Apples,

Pears, etc.)Rust mites Aculus schlechtendali Kumulus DF sulphur M 1 24 hrs n/a 6.00

CropWeed

ProductActive

IngredientHerbicide

GroupPHI(days)


Pome Fruit (Apples,

Pears, etc.)

Annual broadleaf

Common chickweed

Prowl H20(BC - apple only)

pendimthalin 3 30 24 hrs n/a 3.7Lamb’s-quarter

Redroot pigweed

Annual grass

Barnyard grass

Poast Ultra sethoxydim 1 30 12 hrs 1 hr 0.32 - 0.47


pendimthalin 3 30 24 hrs n/a 3.7

Crabgrass (large) Poast Ultra sethoxydim 1 30 12 hrs 1 hr 0.32 - 0.47




Fall panicum Poast Ultra sethoxydim 1 30 12 hrs 1 hr 0.32 - 0.47





Persian darnel


Proso millet

Volunteer corn

Wild millet

Witchgrass

Perennial grass Quackgrass Poast Ultra sethoxydim 1 30 12 hrs 1 hr 0.32 - 0.47

Weed Solutions for Pome Fruit

p 27

Pome Fruit

Disease Solution Products for Pome Fruit

p 28

Plant Growth Regulator Solutions for Pome Fruit

CropConcern Name

ProductActive

IngredientGroup PHI

(days)REI Rainfast Rate

(kg or L/ha)Common Scientific

Pome Fruit (Apples,

Pears, etc.)

Vegetative growth

n/a Apogee(apple only)


n/a 20 12 hrs 8 hrs 0.81 - 1.35

Performance• Proven, effective control of powdery mildew• Patented low-dust sulphur formulation• Rapidly disperses and stays in suspension

Rate: 200 - 750 g/100 L water (6 -22.5 kg/ha)

Timing: Apply preventatively from green tip to late cover sprays for powdery mildew and apple scab. Summer spray will also help reduce rust mites. Do NOT apply if temperatures over 25oC with high humidity are expected within 3 days of an application. Do NOT apply if frost is expected. Do NOT apply during flowering. Do NOT use within 30 days of an oil spray.





Apple & pear only.

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and increase yield

Rate: 0.6 - 1.2 kg/ha (0.243 - 0.486 kg/ac)

Timing: Apply Pristine preventatively as part of a 7-10 day rotation. Key application windows are when summer diseases are present and prior to harvest. Alternate with a non-Group 7 or 11 fungicide.




Performance• Proven broad-spectrum disease protection• Unique hollow granule formulation mixes easily

and stays in suspension• Contains 14% zinc for improved fruit finish

Rate: 4.5 - 6.0 kg/ha (1.82 - 2.43 kg/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively from green tip to first cover in a regular protectant program at 6 kg/ha. Reduce rate to 4.5 kg/ha after second cover. Polyram may also be used at 3 kg/ha in combination with Nova® fungicide from green tip throughout the season.



Coverage: 1 bag treats 3.3 - 4.4 ha (8.2 - 11.0 ac)

Source: BASF and University Trials (1998 – 2004)

Apple only.

Pome Fruit

90

80

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0Scab

(Foliar)n=11

Scab(Fruit)n=12

Mildewn=12

Sootyblotchn=12

Flyspeckn=12

Brooksspotn=12

Apple Disease Control

PristineUTC

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• Excellent fruit protection• Rapidly rainfast• Unique Surface Systemic Activity™ ensures

excellent coverage of developing fruit

Rate: 240 - 450 g/ha (97-182 g/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively pre- through post-bloom when conditions favour powdery mildew. During periods of rapid growth and heavy disease pressure, shorten the spray intervals. Alternate or tank-mix Sovran with a non-Group 11 fungicide.

Formulation: Water-dispersible granule

Packaging: 1 case consists of 10 x 500 g jugs


Performance

Weed Solution Products for Pome Fruit


Rate: 0.32 - 1.1 L/ha (0.129 - 0.445 L/ac)

Timing: Apply at the 2 to 5 leaf stage of annual grasses, 1 to 4 leaf stage of wild oats and volunteer cereals (before tillering), and up to the 3 leaf stage of quackgrass. Apply when weeds are small and actively growing. Always add Merge® surfactant at 1% v:v.



Coverage: 1 jug treats 7 - 24 ha (17.25 - 60 ac)

Source: BASF and University cooperators; average of 8 Trials

Apple & pear only.

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40

30

20

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Powdery Mildew Control

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Plant Growth Regulator Products for Pome Fruit

• Reduces shoot fire blight• Controls early-season shoot growth• Reduces time and cost of either summer or

winter pruning

Rate: 27 - 45 g/100L (810 - 1350 g/ha)

Timing: The first application should be made when shoot growth is 2.5 - 7.5 cm (1 - 3") in length. 1 - 1½" is ideal.Make a second application 14 days later.Monitor shoot growth after the second application and re-apply if re-growth is observed.

Formulation: Prohexadione calcium



Apogee Demo trial Results (BC 2005) Applied May 6, 20 and June 9 Rate: 45g/100L

Performance

TreatedUntreated

• Control of annual grass and broadleaf weeds• Cleaner, easier handling• Excellent crop safety


Timing: B.C. onlyFor use in newly-planted and established apples, make one application prior to weed emergence. Prowl H2O will not control emerged weeds. Adequate rainfall 7 days after application will maximize performance.

Formulation: Microcapsule suspension

Packaging: 1 case contains 2 x 8.9 L jugs

Coverage: 1 jug covers 2.4 ha (5.9 ac)

Source: BASF

Apple only.

Apple only.

Pome Fruit

p 32

Notes

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Potato Protection Solutions

Planting Ground cracking Tuber initiation Row closure Tuber bulking Senescence

p 33

Potato Products Available


p 36 Cabrio® Plus Fungicide


p 39 Outlook® Herbicide




Potato

p 34

Disease Solutions for Potatoes

CropDisease Name

ProductActive

IngredientFungicide

GroupPHI(days)


Potatoes

Early blight Alternaria solani

Cabrio Pluspyraclostrobin,

metiram11 & M2 3 12 hrs 1 hr 2.25 - 3.35

Cantus boscalid 7 30 12 hrs 1 hr0.175 - 0.315

Polyram DF metiram M2 1 12 hrs n/a 1.1 - 2.25

Late blightPhytophthora

infestans

Acrobat 50WP dimethomorph 40 4 12 hrs 2 hrs 0.45

Cabrio Pluspyraclostrobin,

metiram11 & M2 3 12 hrs 1 hr 2.25 - 3.35

Polyram DF metiram M2 1 12 hrs n/a 1.1 - 2.25


45 & 40 4 12 hrs 2 hrs 0.8 - 1.0

Tuber blightPhytophthora

infestans



45 & 40 4 12 hrs 2 hrs 1.0

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Weed Solutions for Potatoes

p 35

CropWeed

ProductActive

IngredientHerbicide

GroupPHI(days)


Potatoes

Annual broadleaf


Outlook Dimethenamid-P 15 40 24 hrs n/a 0.963

Redroot pigweed

Annual grass

Barnyard grass

Outlook Dimethenamid-P 15 40 24 hrs n/a0.756 - 0.963


Crabgrass (large)



Crabgrass (smooth) Outlook Dimethenamid-P 15 40 24 hrs n/a0.756 - 0.963

Fall panicum






Foxtail (giant) Outlook Dimethenamid-P 15 40 24 hrs n/a0.756 - 0.963

Old witchgrass



Persian darmel


Proso millet

Volunteer corn

Wild millet

Perennial grass Quackgrass Poast Ultra Sethoxydim 1 80 12 hrs 1 hr 0.47 - 1.1

Sedge Nutsedge (yellow) Outlook(suppression)

Dimethenamid-P 15 40 24 hrs n/a0.756 - 0.963

Potato

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16

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12

10

8

6

4

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17.3

3.3

9

Acrobat 50WP + Protectant

Late Blight Incidence in Potato

Protectant

Source: University and Third-party research (n=7)

Performance• Highly systemic for complete protection• Rapidly rainfast, won’t wash off• Anti-sporulant to prevent disease spread


Timing: Begin application prior to the onset of disease. Suggested timings:•Priortorowclosure–tooptimizeprotectionofstem

and foliage•Stoplateblightdiseasespread–twoapplication

5-7 days apart •After1st topkill – to optimize tuber blight reduction




Disease Solution Products for Potatoes

p 36

Summary of trials in Canada, 2006-2010.Trial description: Field-scale applications were conducted by growers across Canada. Four replicated and random samples were takes from the conventional and AgCelence treatments. Each bar represents 1 of 116 trials over 6 years.

Quality and Profitability• Two modes of action for early and late blight control• AgCelence, which may improve stress tolerance

and increase yield

Rate: 2.25 - 3.35 kg/ha (910g - 1.36 kg/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-10 day schedule. Begin applications at tuber initiation to help manage stress and control early and late blight. Alternate with a non-Group 11 fungicide like Cantus plus a protectant. Use the shorter interval during periods of very rapid growth.

Formulation: Water-dispersible granule


Coverage: 1 bag treats 6 - 8.9 ha (14.8 - 22 ac)

Average yield increase = 32 cwt/acre

AgCelence in Potatoes: Yield Increase(CWT/Acre)

Yield Compared to Grower Standard Practice

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ac)

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Source: Gaia Consulting, Manitoba (2002)

Performance• Proven, effective control of early blight• Systemic and rapidly rainfast • Flexible tank-mix partner with late blight fungicides

Rate: 175 - 315g/ha (71 - 127 g/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively as part of a regular program to control early blight. Begin applications at tuber initiation through row close. Use in combination with a late blight fungicide if this disease is reported in the area. Alternate with a non-Group 7 fungicide like Cabrio Plus or a protectant.



Coverage: 1 jug treats 9 - 16.2 ha (22.2 - 40 ac)

Performance• Proven protection against early and late blight• Unique hollow granule formulation mixes easily

and stays in suspension• Contains 14% zinc

Rate: 1.75 - 2.25 kg/ha (0.7 - 0.9 kg/ac)

Timing: Apply as part of a preventative program at 1.75 kg/ha on a 5-day schedule, or at 2.25 kg/ha on a 7-day schedule. Use the shorter interval during periods of very rapid growth or when heavy rainfall occurs.



Coverage: 1 bag treats 8.9 - 11.4 ha (22 - 28.2 ac)

Potato

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30

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20

15

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Untreated

31.3

CantusStandard

Early Blight Incidence in Potato

13.8

4.4

p 38


Rate: 0.8 - 1.0 L/ha (0.32 - 0.4 L/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 5-10 day schedule for control of late blight. Tank-mix with an early blight product. Alternate with a non-Group 40 or 45 fungicide. Use the shorter interval during periods of very rapid growth.

Formulation: Liquid



Performance

Source: BASF and University trials (n=44)

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80

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

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% In

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Untreated

77.2

13.4

Zampro

Late Blight Incidence in Potato

p 39

Weed Solution Products for Potatoes

• Controls annual grass and small seeded broadleaf weeds in potato, including triazine or group 2 resistant biotypes

• Excellent crop safety when applied after planting before weeds emerge

Rate: 0.756 - 0.963 L/ha (0.306 - 0.39 L/ac)

Timing: Apply after potatoes are planted but before weeds emerge. Do NOT apply before planting or on emerged potatoes. Outlook will not control emerged weeds.




Source: BASF Canada, PE 2012

Performance


Rate: 0.32 – 1.1 L/ha (129 - 445 mL/ac)





Potato

Untreated Outlook

p 40

Notes

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Stone Fruit Protection Solutions

p 41

Stone Fruit Products Available

Bud burst Bloom Petal fall & Fruit drop Fruit sizing Ripening

Stone Fruitp 47 Apogee® Plant Growth Regulator







BC only

Cherry only

p 42

Disease Solutions for Stone Fruit

CropDisease Name

ProductActive

IngredientFungicide

GroupPHI(days)


Stone Fruit (Cherry,

Peach, Plum etc.)


Cabrio pyraclostrobin 11 1012 hrs - 9 days

1 hr 0.670

Pristineboscalid,


Once dry - 10 days

1 hr 0.735 - 1.0

Brown rot Monilinia spp.


Kumulus DF(cherries, peaches

& plums only)sulphur M 1 24 hrs n/a 22.5

Pristineboscalid,


Once dry - 10 days

1 hr 0.735 - 1.0

Leaf spot Blumeriella jaapii

Kumulus DF(peaches & plums

only)sulphur M 1 24 hrs n/a 22.5

Pristineboscalid,


Once dry - 10 days

1 hr 0.735 - 1.0

Monilina blossom blight

Monilinia spp.


Pristineboscalid,


Once dry - 10 days

1 hr 0.735 - 1.0

Monilina blossom and twig blight

Monilinia spp. Cabrio(suppression)

pyraclostrobin 11 1012 hrs - 9 days

1 hr 0.670

Peach scabCladosporium carpophilum

Kumulus DF(peaches only)

sulphur M 1 24 hrs n/a 22.5

Powdery mildew

Podosphaera clandestina

Cabrio(cherries only)

pyraclostrobin 11 1012 hrs - 9 days

1 hr 0.670

Sphaerotheca spp., Podosphaera spp.

Kumulus DF(peaches & sour

cherries only)sulphur M 1 24 hrs n/a 12.00

Pristine(suppression)



1 hr 0.735 -1.0

Rhizopus rotRhizopus stolonifer,

Rhizopus spp.Pristine



1 hr 0.790 - 1.0

CropInsect Name

ProductActive

IngredientFungicide

GroupPHI(days)



Peach, Plum etc.)

Rust mites Aculus fockeui Kumulus DF(sour cherries only)

sulphur M 1 24 hrs n/a 6.00

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Weed Solutions for Stone Fruit

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CropWeed

ProductActive

IngredientHerbicide

GroupPHI(days)



Peach, Plum, etc.)

Annual broadleaf

Common chickweed

Prowl H20*(BC only)

pendimthalin 3 30 24 hrs n/a 3.7Lamb’s-quarter

Redroot pigweed

Annual grass

Barnyard grass


Prowl H20*(BC only)


Crabgrass (large) Poast Ultra sethoxydim 1 30 12 hrs 1 hr 0.32 - 0.47


Prowl H20*(BC only)





Prowl H20*(BC only)


Old witchgrass


Persian darnel

Proso milet

Volunteer corn

Wild millet


*Prowl H20 may be applied to apricot, cherry, nectarine & peach in BC only.

Stone Fruit

Disease Solution Products for Stone Fruit

p 44

Performance• AgCelence, which may improve stress tolerance• Systemic• Rapidly rainfast


Timing: Apply preventative applications on a 7-day schedule beginning at pink bud stage for control of anthracnose, powdery mildew (cherry only) and reduction of monilinia twig and blossom blight. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications before alternating with a non-Group 11 mode of action.





Plant Growth Regulator Solutions for Stone Fruit

CropConcern Name

ProductActive

IngredientGroup PHI

(days)REI Rainfast Rate

(kg or L/ha)Common Scientific

Stone Fruit (Cherry)

Vegetative growth

n/a Apogee(cherries only)


n/a 20 12 hrs 8 hrs 1.35

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Performance• Proven, effective control of powdery mildew• Patented low-dust sulphur formulation rapidly

disperses and stays in suspension• Distinct particle sizes

Rate: 200 - 750 g/100 L water (6 -22.5 kg/ha)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 10-day schedule for control of brown rot, leaf spot, powdery mildew and rust mites. See label for specific timings. DO NOT apply if air temperature is above 27oC for 3 days before or after application. Do NOT use on apricots.



Coverage: 1 bag treats 1.1 - 4.2 ha (2.75 - 10.29 ac)


• Effective, proven brown rot control• Systemic and rapidly rainfast


Timing: Begin preventative applications at pink bud stage and apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule. For control of brown rot and monilinia blossom blight. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications before alternating with a non-Group 7 mode of action.




Performance

Area treated with Boscalid (white)

Area translocated with Boscalid (red)

Sweet & sour cherry, peach & plum only.

Stone Fruit


and increase yield

Rate: 0.735 - 1.0 kg/ha (0.297 - 0.405 kg/ac)

Timing: Begin application at pink bud or prior to disease development and continue on a 7 to 14-day schedule. Use high rate and/or shorter intervals when disease pressure is high.



Coverage: 1 jug treats 2.8 - 3.8 ha (7 - 9.5 ac)

p 46

Weed Solution Products for Stone Fruit


Source: BASF and 3rd Party 1999-2003Locations: British Columbia, Ontario, North Carolina, Washington, California

Rate: 0.32 - 1.1 L/ha (0.13 - 0.45 L/ac)





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60

50

40

30

20

10

0Brown Rot

n=5Powdery Mildew

n=5Rhizopus

n=2

Peach & Cherry Fruit Disease Control

Untreated Standard Pristine

% In

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Plant Growth Regulator Products for Stone Fruit

• Controls early-season shoot growth• Reduces time and cost of either summer or

winter pruning

Rate: 45 g/100L (1350 g/ha)

Timing: The first application should be made when shoot growth is 5 - 20 cm (2-8”) in length. Make a second application 14 days later. Monitor shoot growth after the second application and re-apply if re-growth is observed.

Formulation: Prohexadione calcium





Timing: B.C. onlyFor use in newly-planted and established peaches, nectarines, cherries and apricots make one application prior to weed emergence. Prowl H2O will not control emerged weeds. Adequate rainfall 7 days after application will maximize performance.




Source: BASF

Apricot, cherry, nectarine & peach only.

Sweet & sour cherry only.

Stone Fruit

p 48

Notes

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Brassica Protection Solutions

p 49

Brassica Products Available






Pre Plant Cotyledon Seedlings (transplant) 6-8 Leaves Pre-cupping 13-19 leaves Cupping 20-26 leaves Mature Pre Plant Cotyledon Seedlings (transplant) 6-8 Leaves Pre-cupping 13-19 leaves Cupping 20-26 leaves Mature Pre Plant Cotyledon Seedlings (transplant) 6-8 Leaves Pre-cupping 13-19 leaves Cupping 20-26 leaves Mature

Brassica

Transplant cabbage only

p 50

Disease Solutions for Brassica

CropDisease Name

ProductActive

IngredientFungicide

GroupPHI(days)


Brassica Leafy Vegetable (Broccoli, Cabbage,

Cauliflower, etc)

Botrytis grey mould

Botrytis cinerea Pristineboscalid,

pyraclostrobin7 & 11 4 4 days 1 hr 1.0

Downy mildewPeronospora

parasitica

Acrobat 50WP(suppression)

dimethomorph 40 7

12 hrs - 7 days(activity

dependent)

2 hrs 0.45

Zampro ametoctradin, dimethomorph

45 & 40 0

12 hrs - 6 days

(activity dependent)

2 hrs 0.8 - 1.0

Bra

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CropWeed

ProductActive

IngredientHerbicide

GroupPHI(days)


Brassica Leafy Vegetable (Broccoli, Cabbage,

Cauliflower, etc)

Annual broadleaf

Eastern black nightshade Frontier Max

(transplanted cabbage)

dimethenamid-P 15 60 24 hrs n/a0.756 - 0.963

Redroot pigweed

Annual grasses

Barnyard grass

Frontier Max(transplanted

cabbage)dimethenamid-P 15 60 24 hrs n/a

0.756 - 0.963


Crabgrass (large)





0.756 - 0.963

Fall panicum



0.756 - 0.963




Foxtail (green, yellow, giant)



0.756 - 0.963

Old witchgrass




0.756 - 0.963

Persian darnel


Proso millet

Volunteer corn

Wild millet


Sedge Yellow nutsedgeFrontier Max

(transplanted cabbage)

dimethenamid-P 15 60 24 hrs n/a0.756 - 0.963

Weed Solutions for Brassica

p 51

Brassica

Disease Solution Products for Brassica

p 52

Performance• Highly systemic• Rapidly rainfast• Anti-sporulant to prevent disease spread


Timing: Acrobat 50WP must be applied preventatively in combination with a second mode of action, effective on downy mildew on a 7-day schedule. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications of Acrobat before alternating to a non-Group 40 fungicide.




Performance• Control of botrytis grey mould• Locally systemic and rainfast• AgCelence, which may improve stress tolerance

and increase yield

Rate: 1.0 kg/ha (405 g/ac)

Timing: Apply Pristine preventatively and rotate with a non-Group 11 fungicide.



Coverage: 1 jug treats 2.83 ha (7 ac)Independent 3rd Party Research (4)

Acrobat 50WP is an anti-sporulant that disrupts cell walls and kills fungi.

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90

80

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0Botrytis grey mould Downy mildew

Disease Control in Broccoli

% In

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PristineStandard

p 53

Weed Solution Products for Brassica

• Unique, dual mode of action• Recharges with moisture

Rate: 0.8 - 1.0 L/ha (0.32 - 0.4 L/ac)

Timing: Apply Zampro preventatively on a 7-day schedule. Addition of a penetrating surfactant at 0.125% (do NOT use a non-ionic surfactant) may improve performance. Do not apply more than twice before alternating to non-Group 40 or 45 fungicides.

Formulation: Liquid



Performance

Ametoctradin, one of Zampro’s active ingredients, is rapidly and tightly absorbed and bound to the waxy cuticle of plants. (Magnification: 3.0 µm).

• For use in transplanted cabbage only• Control annual grasses and key broadleaf weeds• Low use rate

Rate: 0.756 - 0.963 L/ha (0.306 - 0.39 L/ac)

Timing: Apply as a single pre-transplant treatment to control annual grass and certain broadleaf weeds.




Brassica

Performance





- No overhead watering - sub-surface irrigation



Rate: 0.32 - 1.1 L/ha (0.129 - 0.445 L/ac)





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Bulb Vegetable Protection Solutions

p 55

Bulb Vegetable Products Available









Seed Pre-emergence Cotyledon (loop) Flag 2 true leaf 6 leaf Maturity Seed Pre-emergence Cotyledon (loop) Flag 2 true leaf 6 leaf Maturity Seed Pre-emergence Cotyledon (loop) Flag 2 true leaf 6 leaf Maturity Seed Pre-emergence Cotyledon (loop) Flag 2 true leaf 6 leaf Maturity Seed Pre-emergence Cotyledon (loop) Flag 2 true leaf 6 leaf Maturity

Bulb Vegetables

Onion only

Onion only

p 56

Disease Solutions for Bulb Vegetables

CropDisease Name

ProductActive

IngredientFungicide

GroupPHI(days)


Bulb Vegetable

Group (Onion,

Garlic, Leeks, Shallots)

Alternaria purple blotch

Alternaria porri

Cabrio pyraclostrobin 11 712 hrs

(thinning 3 days)

1 hr 0.56 - 0.84


Pristineboscalid,


Once dry (thinning 3

days)1 hr 1.0 - 1.3

Botrytis leaf blight Botrytis squamosa


Pristineboscalid,


Once dry (thinning 3

days)1 hr 1.0 - 1.3

Downy mildewPeronospora

destructor


dimethomorph 40 0


dependent)

2 hrs 0.45

Zampro ametoctradin, dimethomorph

45 & 40 0

12 hrs - 1 day

(activity dependent)

2 hrs 1.0

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bles

CropWeed

ProductActive

IngredientHerbicide

GroupPHI(days)


Bulb Vegetable

Group (Onion,

Garlic, Leeks, Shallots)

Annual broadleaf

Common chickweed Prowl H20(onion only)

pendimthalin 3 30 24 hrs n/a 2.2 - 6.6


Frontier Max (suppression,

green onion only)dimethenamid-P 15 30 24 hrs n/a 0.963

Lamb’s-quarterProwl H20(onion only)


Pigweed

Redroot pigweedFrontier Max

(suppression, green onion only)

dimethenamid-P 15 30 24 hrs n/a0.963 -

1.29

Annual grasses

Barnyard grass


Prowl H20(onion only)


Crabgrass (large)










Old witchgrass


Persian darnel

Proso millet

Volunteer corn

Wild millet


Sedge Yellow nutsedgeFrontier Max

(suppression, onions in muck soil)

dimethenamid-P 15 60 24 hrs n/a 1.29

Weed Solutions for Bulb Vegetables

p 57

Bulb Vegetables

Disease Solution Products for Bulb Vegetables

p 58



Rate: 0.56 - 0.84 kg/ha (0.227 - 0.34 kg/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule for alternaria purple blotch. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications before alternating with a non-Group 11 mode of action.







Timing: Acrobat 50WP must be applied preventatively in combination with a second mode of action, effective on downy mildew on a 7-day schedule. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications of Acrobat before rotating to a non-Group 40 fungicide.





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Performance• Broad-spectrum control of many key diseases• Locally systemic and rainfast• Two different modes of action for resistance management• AgCelence, which may improve stress tolerance

and increase yield

Rate: 1.0 - 1.3 kg/ha (405 - 526 g/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule. Alternate with a non-Group 7 or Group 11 fungicide.



Coverage: 1 jug treats 2.2 - 2.8 ha (5.4 - 7 ac)

Source: BASF and 3rd Party 1998-2003Locations: Ontario, Quebec, Michigan, New York, Texas, Oregon

• Effective, proven alternaria and botrytis control• Systemic and rapidly rainfast • Helps you maximize your marketable yield


Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications before alternating with a non-Group 7 fungicide.




Performance

14

12

10

8

6

4

2

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% S

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ity

Untreated Competitor

Alternaria Purple Blotch Disease Severity

Cabrio EG Cantus

Disease severity was measured in terms of the number Alternaria Purple Blotch lesions per leaf.Source: Third-party data, University of Guelph (2002)

Bulb Vegetables

60

50

40

30

20

10

0Purple blotch

(n=5)Downy mildew

(n=5)Botrytis

(n=3)

Foliar Disease Control in Onions

PristineStandardUntreated

% In

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Weed Solution Products for Bulb Vegetables

p 60

• Unique, dual mode of action• Recharges with moisture

Rate: 1.0 L/ha (0.4 L/ac)

Timing: Apply Zampro preventatively on a 5-day schedule. Addition of a penetrating surfactant at 0.125% may improve performance. Do not apply more than twice before alternating to non-Group 40 or 45 fungicides.

Formulation: Liquid



Performance


• Suppression of yellow nutsedge• Low use rate


Timing: Apply Frontier Max once per year at the loop stage. Apply before yellow nutsedge emerges.




Dry bulb onions on muck soil & green onions only.

Bul

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Performance





- No overhead watering - sub-surface irrigation


p 61


Rate: 0.32 - 1.1 L/ha (0.129 - 0.445 L/ac)

Timing: Apply to the 2 to 5 leaf stage of annual grasses, 1 to 4 leaf stage of wild oats and volunteer cereals (before tillering), and up to the 3 leaf stage of quackgrass. Apply when weeds are small and actively growing. For quackgrass, thoroughly till ground to chop up roots. Always add Merge® surfactant at 1% v:v.





Rate: 2.2 - 6.6 L/ha (890 - 2670 mL/ac)

Timing: Muck Soils: Sequential applications at loop stage and 2 true-leaf stage of onion. Rate: 6.6 L/ha (2.67 L/acres)Mineral Soils (Eastern Canada): Maximum 2 sequential applications made from 2-6 true leaf stages.Rate: 2.2 – 3.3 L/ha (890 – 1335 mL/acre)Mineral Soils (Western Canada): One application made from loop to 2 true leaf stage. Rate: 2.42 L/ha (979 mL/acre)Follow Crops: Only carrots or direct-seeded lettuce can be planted the season following an application of PROWL H2O.




Source: BASF

Dry bulb onions, green onions & transplanted leeks only.

Bulb Vegetables

p 62

Notes

Bul

b Ve

geta

bles

Cucurbit Protection Solutions

p 63

Cucurbit Products Available







Seedling 2 Leaf Vegetative Bud Flower Fruit Set Harvest

Cucurbit

p 64

Disease Solutions for Cucurbits

CropDisease Name

ProductActive

IngredientFungicide

GroupPHI(days)


Cucurbit Group

(Cucumber, Squash,

Melon, etc.)

Alternaria blight Alternaria cucumerina

Cabrio pyraclostrobin 11 3


dependent)

1 hr 0.56 - 0.84


Pristineboscalid,

pyraclostrobin7 & 11 0 - 3


dependent)

1 hr 1.3

AnthracnoseColletotrichum

orbiculareCabrio pyraclostrobin 11 3


dependent)

1 hr 0.56 - 0.84

Downy mildewPseudoperonospora

cubensis


dimethomorph 40 2


dependent)

2 hrs 0.45


40 & 45 1

12 hrs - 1 day(activity

dependent)

2 hrs 0.8 - 1.0

Gummy stem blight

Didymella bryoniae

Cabrio pyraclostrobin 11 3


dependent)

1 hr 0.84


Pristineboscalid,



dependent)

1 hr 1.3

Phytyophthora blight

Phytophthora capsici Zamproametoctradin, dimethomorph

40 & 45 1

12 hrs - 1 day(activity

dependent)

2 hrs 1.0

Powdery mildew

Sphaerotheca fuliginea Cabrio pyraclostrobin 11 3


dependent)

1 hr 0.56 - 0.84

Podosphaera xanthii Pristineboscalid,



dependent)

1 hr 0.9 - 1.3

Cuc

urbi

t

CropWeed

ProductActive

IngredientHerbicide

GroupPHI(days)


Cucurbit Group

(Cucumber, Squash,

Melon, etc.)

Annual grasses

Barnyard grass


Crabgrass (large)

Fall panicum


Old witchgrass

Persian darnel

Proso millet

Volunteer corn

Wild millet


Weed Solutions for Cucurbits

p 65

Cucurbit

Disease Solution Products for Cucurbits

p 66



Rate: 0.56 - 0.84 kg/ha (0.227 - 0.34 kg/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule for alternaria blight, anthracnose, powdery mildew and gummy stem blight. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications before alternating with a non-Group 11 mode of action.










Source: BASF and University field trials (n=9)


Cuc

urbi

t80

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0Untreated Protectant Cabrio EG

Powdery Mildew Incidence

% In

cid

ence

p 67

Performance• Broad-spectrum control of many key diseases• Locally systemic and rainfast• Two different modes of action for resistance management• AgCelence, which may improve stress tolerance

and increase yield

Rate: 0.9 - 1.3 kg/ha (364 - 526 g/ac)





• Effective alternaria and gummy stem blight control• Systemic and rapidly rainfast • Helps you maximize your marketable yield


Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule. Do not apply more than 1 application before alternating with a non-Group 7 fungicide.




Performance

Source: BASF (n=2)

Source: Cornell Univertisy (n=4)

Cucurbit

12

10

8

6

4

2

0UTC Standard Cantus

Botrytis Incidence in Cucumbers

% In

cid

ence

100

90

80

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

% In

cid

ence

UTC Pristine

Powdery Mildew Incidence (AUDPC) in Cucumbers

Weed Solution Products for Cucurbits

p 68


Rate: 0.8 - 1.0 L/ha (0.32 - 0.4 L/ac)


Formulation: Liquid



Performance


Rate: 0.32 - 1.1 L/ha (0.129 - 0.445 L/ac)





Source: BASF and University field trials (n=4)

Cuc

urbi

t

100

80

60

40

20

0Standard

2.5 kg / haZampro1L / ha

Zampro Efficacy – Downy Mildew in Cucurbits

% E

ffica

cy

Fruiting Vegetable Protection Solutions

p 69

Fruiting Vegetable Products Available







Transplant Vegetative Flower Fruit Set Harvest

Fruiting Vegetables

p 70

Disease Solutions for Fruiting Vegetables

CropDisease Name

ProductActive

IngredientFungicide

GroupPHI(days)


Fruiting Vegetable

Group (Tomato, Pepper,

Eggplant, etc)

AnthracnoseColletotrichum

coccodes


Polyram(tomato only)

metiram M2 7 12 hrs n/a 3.25

Botrytis gray mould

Botrytis cinerea Cantus boscalid 7 0 12 hrs 1 hr 0.42

Early blight Alternaria solani

Cabrio pyraclostrobin 11 0 12 hrs 1 hr 0.56 - .084

Cantus boscalid 7 0 12 hrs 1 hr0.175 - 0.315



Gray leaf spotStemphylium lycopersici


metiram M2 7 12 hrs n/a 2.25 - 3.25

Late blightPhytophthora

infestans






40 & 45 4 12 hrs 2 hrs 1.0

Phytophthora blight

Phytophthora capsici

Acrobat 50WP(suppression, pepper only)

dimethomorph 40 0 12 hrs 2 hrs 0.45

Zampro(suppression)

ametoctradin, dimethomorph

40 & 45 4 12 hrs 2 hrs 1.0

Septoria leaf spot Septoria lycopersici

Cabrio(field tomato only)

pyraclostrobin 11 0 12 hrs 1 hr 0.56 - 0.84


metiram M2 7 12 hrs n/a 3.25Fr

uitin

g Ve

geta

bles

Weed Solutions for Fruiting Vegetables

p 71

CropWeed

ProductActive

IngredientHerbicide

GroupPHI(days)


Fruiting Vegetable

Group (Tomato, Pepper,

Eggplant, etc)

Annual grasses

Barnyard grass

Poast Ultra sethoxydim 1 30 - 60 12 hrs 1 hr 0.32 - 0.47

Crabgrass (large)

Fall panicum


Old witchgrass

Persian darnel

Proso millet

Volunteer corn

Wild millet

Perennial Grass Quackgrass Poast Ultra sethoxydim 1 30 - 60 12 hrs 1 hr 0.47 - 1.1

Fruiting Vegetables

Disease Solution Products for Fruiting Vegetables

p 72

Performance• AgCelence, which may improve stress tolerance• Systemic• Rapidly rainfast

Rate: 0.56 - 1.0 kg/ha (0.227 - 0.405 kg/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule for anthracnose, early blight and late blight. Do not apply more than 1 application before alternating with a non-Group 11 mode of action.






Timing: Acrobat 50WP must be applied preventatively in combination with a second mode of action, effective on late blight on a 7-day schedule. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications of Acrobat before rotating to a non-Group 40 fungicide.



Coverage: 1 jug treats 4 ha (10 ac)Late blight on leaf.

Source: Purdue Agricultural Centre (PMN: 2:V022)

Frui

ting

Vege

tabl

es30

28

26

24

22

20

18

16

14

12

10Competitor

(6 apps)Cabrio / Competitor

Rotation (3 each)

Cabrio in Tomato: Yield Increase

Yie

ld (t

/ac)

p 73

• Effective, proven alternaria and botrytis control• Systemic and rapidly rainfast • Helps you maximize your marketable yield

Rate: 175 - 420 g/ha (71 - 170 g/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule for botrytis and early blight. Do not apply more than 1 application before alternating with a non-Group 7 fungicide.




Performance



Rate: 2.25 - 3.25 kg/ha (0.91 - 1.32 kg/ac)

Timing: Apply when the first fruit has formed and repeat at intervals of 7-10 days. Apply every 7 days during weather favourable for disease or in case of severe disease outbreak.



Coverage: 1 bag treats 6.1 - 8.9 ha (15 - 22 ac)

n = 11Applications: 1 - 10Evaluation: 1 - 3 WALA


Tomatoes only.

Fruiting Vegetables

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

% In

cid

ence

Untreated

60

6

Standard4

Cantus

Late Blight Incidence in Tomato

60

50

40

30

20

10

0Untreated Mancozeb Polyram

Late Blight Incidence in Tomatoes

% In

cid

ence

Weed Solution Products for Fruiting Vegetables

p 74




Formulation: Liquid



Performance


Rate: 0.32 - 1.1 L/ha (0.129 - 0.445 L/ac)






Frui

ting

Vege

tabl

es

100

90

80

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

% E

ffica

cy

Standard 1

93

84

49

Standard 2

n=1

Zampro

Zampro Efficacy – Late Blight in Fruiting Vegetables

Leafy Vegetable Protection Solutions

p 75

Leafy Vegetable Products Available





p 79 Pristine® DF Fungicide


Nursery 3rd True Leaf Head Formation 50% Head Size Harvest

Leafy Vegetables

Lettuce only

Lettuce only

Celery only

p 76

Disease Solutions for Leafy Vegetables

CropDisease Name

ProductActive

IngredientFungicide

GroupPHI(days)


Leafy Vegetable

Group(Lettuce,

Celery, etc)

Botrytis rot Botrytis cinerea Cantus(lettuce only)

boscalid 7 14 12 hrs 1 hr 0.285

Downy mildew

Peronospora farinosa f.sp. spinaciae

Pristine(suppression, spinach only)


7 & 11 0

12 hrs (hand

harvesting / thinning: 9

days)

1 hr 1.6

Bremia lactucae Peronospora spp.

Acrobat 50WP(suppression, lettuce only)

dimethomorph 40 012 hrs

(hand harvest: 2 days)

2 hrs 0.45


40 & 45 012 hrs

(hand harvest: 1 day)

2 hrs 1.0

Early blight Cercospora apii

Polyram DF(celery only)

metiram M2 14 12 hrs n/a 2.25 - 3.25

Pristine(suppression, celery only)


7 & 11 0

12 hrs (hand


days)

1 hr 1.0

Late blight Septoria apiicola

Polyram DF(celery only)

metiram M2 14 12 hrs n/a 2.25 - 3.25

Pristine(suppression, celery only)


7 & 11 0

12 hrs (hand


days)

1 hr 1.0

Lettuce drop Sclerotinia minorCantus

(suppression, lettuce only)


Sclerotinia white mould,

Sclerotinia leaf drop

Sclerotinia spp. Pristine*(suppression)


7 & 11 0

12 hrs (hand


days)

1 hr 1.0 - 1.3

*Pristine may be applied to Cardoon, celery, Chinese celery, Florence fennel, lettuce, rhubarb, spinach & swiss chard only.

Leaf

y Ve

geta

bles

Weed Solutions for Leafy Vegetables

p 77

CropWeed

ProductActive

IngredientHerbicide

GroupPHI(days)


Leafy Vegetable

Group(Lettuce,

Celery, etc)

Annual grasses

Barnyard grass


Crabgrass (large)

Fall panicum


Old witchgrass

Persian darnel

Proso millet

Volunteer corn

Wild millet

Perennial Grass Quackgrass Poast Ultra sethoxydim 1 15 - 30 12 hrs 1 hr 0.47 - 1.1

Leafy Vegetables

Disease Solution Products for Leafy Vegetables

p 78

Performance







• Effective, proven lettuce drop and botrytis protection• Systemic and rapidly rainfast • Helps you maximize your marketable yield

Rate: 285 - 385 g/ha (115 - 155 g/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule for botrytis and lettuce blight. Do not apply more than 1 application before alternating with a non-Group 7 fungicide.




Head & leaf lettuce only.

Head & leaf lettuce only.

Leaf

y Ve

geta

bles

• Highly systemic• Rapidly rainfast• Anti-sporulant to prevent disease spread

Performance

Area treated with Boscalid (white)

Area translocated with Boscalid (red)

p 79



Rate: 2.25 - 3.25 kg/ha (0.91 - 1.32 kg/ac)

Timing: Apply 2.25 kg/ha after transplanting celery and repeat at weekly intervals, as required. Trim, strip and wash celery at harvest.



Coverage: 1 bag treats 6.1 - 8.9 ha (15 - 22 ac)

Performance • Broad-spectrum control of many key diseases• Locally systemic and rainfast• Two different modes of action for resistance management• AgCelence, which may improve stress tolerance

and increase yield

Rate: 1.0 - 1.6 kg/ha (405 - 647 g/ac)

Timing: Begin applications prior to disease development. In celery and spinach, a second application is made on a 7 to 14-day schedule. All other crops make only one application. Use the higher rate and/or shorter intervals when disease pressure is high.




Source: Michigan State University (2001)

* Cardoon, celery, Chinese celery, Florence fennel, lettuce, rhubarb, spinach & swiss chard only.

Leafy Vegetables

35

30

25

20

15

10

5

0Cercospora

22.5

28.8

0.8 0

Septoria

Pristine in Leafy Vegetables

PristineUntreated

% In

cid

ence

Weed Solution Products for Leafy Vegetables

p 80



Timing: Apply Zampro preventatively on a 5-day schedule. Addition of a penetrating surfactant at 0.125% may improve performance. Alternate Zampro with non-Group 40 or 45 fungicides.

Formulation: Liquid



Performance



Rate: 0.32 - 1.1 L/ha (0.129 - 0.445 L/ac)





Leaf

y Ve

geta

bles

Root Vegetable Protection Solutions

p 81

Root Vegetable Products Available






Seed Cotyledon 2 leaf Vegetative Row closure Harvest

Root Vegetables

p 82

Disease Solutions for Root Vegetables

CropDisease Name

ProductActive

IngredientFungicide

GroupPHI(days)


Root Vegetables

(Carrot, Rutabaga, Turnip, etc)

Alternaria leaf blight

Alternaria dauci


(hand harvesting: 3

days)

1 hr 0.56 - 1.1

Cantus(carrot only)


Polyram DF(carrot only)

metiram M2 7 12 hrs na/ 2.25

Pristine(carrot only)


7 & 11 0Once dry

(hand harvesting: 3

days)

1 hr0.58 - 0.735

Cercospora leaf blight

Cercospora carotae


(hand harvesting: 3

days)

1 hr 0.56 - 0.84

Polyram DF(carrot only)


Late blight Septoria apiicola Pristine(celeriac only)


7 & 11 0Once dry

(hand harvesting: 3

days)

1 hr 0.735

Powdery mildew Oidium umbellifereae Cabrio pyraclostrobin 11 312 hrs

(hand harvesting: 3

days)

1 hr 0.56 - 0.84

Roo

t Veg

etab

les

Weed Solutions for Root Vegetables

p 83

CropWeed

ProductActive

IngredientHerbicide

GroupPHI(days)


Root Vegetables

(Carrot, Rutabaga, Turnip, etc)

Annual grasses

Barnyard grass


Crabgrass (large)

Fall panicum


Old witchgrass

Persian darnel

Proso millet

Volunteer corn

Wild millet

Perennial grass Quackgrass Poast Ultra sethoxydim 1 49 - 77 12 hrs 1 hr 0.47 - 1.1

Root Vegetables

Disease Solution Products for Root Vegetables

p 84



Rate: 0.56 - 1.1 kg/ha (0.227 - 0.445 kg/ac)

Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule for alternaria (0.56 – 1.1 kg/ha), cercospora (0.56 – 0.84 kg/ha) or powdery mildew (0.56 – 0.84 kg/ha). Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications before alternating with a non-Group 11 mode of action.





• Effective, proven alternaria and botrytis control• Systemic and rapidly rainfast


Timing: Apply preventatively on a 7-day schedule for alternaria control in carrots only. Do not apply more than 2 sequential applications before alternating with a non-Group 7 fungicide.




Performance

The mean % control was based on the average of 8-10 research trials in Canada and the USA.Source: BASF and Third-party data.

Carrots only.

Roo

t Veg

etab

les

60

50

40

30

20

10

0Competitor Cantus

% Control on Alternaria

% In

cid

ence

p 85

Performance• Alternaria and cercospora blight control in carrots• Unique hollow granule formulation• Mixes easily and stays in suspension• Contains 14% zinc


Timing: Apply preventatively at 2.25 kg/ha on a 7-day schedule when plants are at least 6 weeks old for control of alternaria and cercospora blight. Do not use treated tops for food or feed.



Coverage: 1 bag treats 8.9 ha (22 ac)

Performance • Alternaria control in carrots and septoria late blight in celeriac

• Locally systemic and rainfast• Two different modes of action for resistance management• AgCelence, which may improve stress tolerance

and increase yield

Rate: 0.58 - 0.735 kg/ha (0.23 - 0.3 kg/ac)





Source: BASF and 3rd Party Trials 1998-2001Locations: Manitoba, New York, California, Florida

Carrots only.

Carrots & celeriac only.

Root Vegetables

60

50

40

30

20

10

0Untreated Standard

Alternaria & Cercospora (n=5)

Pristine

Foliar Disease Control in Carrots

% In

cid

ence

Weed Solution Products for Root Vegetables

p 86


Rate: 0.32 - 1.1 L/ha (0.129 - 0.445 L/ac)





Conversion guides

Area

1 acre = 43560 ft2 = 0.405 ha

1 ha = 10,000 m2 = 2.471 acres

1 ft2 = 0.093 m2= 929 cm2

1 m2= 10.764 ft2

Length

1 in. = 2.54 cm

1 m = 3.281 ft

1 mile = 5280 ft = 1.609 km

1 km = 1000 m = 0.621 mile

Volume

1 ml = 1 cubic cm = 0.061 cubic in.

1 L = 1000 ml = 0.264 gal

1 gal = 3.785 L = 231 cubic in.

1 bu = 35.239 L

Mass

1 kg = 1000 g = 2.20 lbs.

1 lb = 16 oz = 0.454 kg

1 oz = 28.35 g

Roo

t Veg

etab

les

Con

vers

ion

Gui

de

p 87

Notes Notes

p 88

Not

esNotes

Always read and follow label directions.

AgSolutions is a registered trade-mark of BASF Corporation; Apogee, Cabrio, Kumulus, Outlook, Poast, Polyram, and Pristine are registered trade-marks, and AgCelence, Apogee, Cabrio, Cantus, Kumulus, Outlook, Poast, Polyram, Pristine, Vivando, and Zampro are registered trade-marks of BASF SE; all used with permission by BASF Canada Inc.; Acrobat, Frontier, Prowl, and Sovran are registered trade-marks of BASF Corporation; all used with permission by BASF Canada Inc.; Nematac is a registered trademark of Becker Underwood; Merge is a registered trade-mark of BASF Canada Inc.; All other trade-marks, registered or otherwise, used herein are the trade-marks and trade names of other companies, products and services and are the property of their respective owners. © 2015 BASF Canada Inc.

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