2018 DUPONT PRODUCT GUIDE - DUPONT CANADA
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P R O D U C T G U I D E 2018
DUPONT
EASTERN CANADA & HORTICULTURE
At DuPont,
Ready to listen, ready to help we’re doing
more.
2017 was a milestone year for our company. In 2018, we’re ready to do
more for you.
With the completion of the merger of DuPont Crop Protection, DuPont Pioneer
and Dow AgroSciences, we are a new company with a clear purpose. Our goal
is to build a company where you, our trusted partners, can grow and help
transform the future of agriculture.
Despite the outward changes of corporate names and product portfolios, our
commitment remains the same. We are dedicated to your success and to
providing the outstanding products and services you expect. We are dedicated
to ensuring that agriculture finds smarter ways of sustaining life, revitalizing how
we farm and enabling progress for our changing world and those who feed it.
As three proud organizations now united as one, we see opportunity ahead. We will focus on delivering science,
solutions and services to make a difference for you, our customers.
It’s my pleasure to present you with our 2018 DuPont product guide. Here you’ll find information on our current
crop protection products for Row Crop and Horticulture growers. In many cases, these are products you’ve
known and trusted for years. We also have exciting new products and label extensions of existing products.
2018 will mark the first year for the launch of the complete Enlist™ weed control system in corn. The system
combines our innovative Enlist Duo™ herbicide with Colex-D™ technology combined with high yielding Enlist™
corn hybrids. This system will enable control of glyphosate tolerant weeds like Canada fleabane as well as tough
weeds like field horsetail.
Consider new Guardian® MAX herbicide for soybeans, which is compatible with DuPont™ FeXapan™ herbicide plus
VaporGrip™ Technology. Guardian® MAX can be applied pre-plant or post-emergence in Roundup Ready 2 Xtend®
soybeans, delivering added residual activity to maintain a clean field through the critical weed-free period.
In recent years we’ve focused on helping you protect your crop with powerful and innovative seed treatments. I invite
you to take a closer look at Lumivia®, which has a new label registration for white grub, beginning on page 23.
In terms of future products, we’re particularly excited about new GF-3532 herbicide. Based on new Arylex™ Active
technology, it elevates a grower’s corn or soybean pre-plant burndown program by providing thorough and
complete control down to the roots. That includes ALS- and glyphosate-resistant species, as well as superior
control of Canada fleabane.
Looking ahead, you can count on us to keep working hard to provide you with even better products in the future.
On behalf of all our staff, we thank you for the opportunity to serve you. If we can assist you in any way, please
don’t hesitate to contact your local sales representative.
We wish you a safe, profitable and successful 2018.
Yours sincerely,
Bryce Eger
Canada Commercial Unit Leader for the Agricultural Division of DowDuPont™
*This product is not registered for use. It is a violation of the Pest Control Products Act to use a product in a non-registered application.
Contents
Row Crop Products Horticulture Products
3 DuPont™ Acapela® 25 DuPont™ Acapela®
5 DuPont™ Accent® 26 DuPont™ Accent®
6 DuPont™ Assure® II 27 DuPont™ Assure® II
8 DuPont™ Canopy® PRO 28 DuPont™ Curzate®
10 DuPont™ Classic® 29 DuPont™ Fontelis®
11 DuPont™ Destra™ IS 33 DuPont™ Lannate®
12 DuPont™ Engarde® 35 DuPont™ Prism® SG
13 DuPont™ FeXapan™ NEW 36 DuPont™ Tanos®
15 DuPont™ Freestyle® 37 DuPont™ Titus® PRO
16 DuPont™ Guardian® MAX NEW 39 DuPont™ Ultim®
18 DuPont™ Guardian® Plus II 40 DuPont™ Vydate®
20 DuPont™ Lannate®
Dow AgroSciences Products
21 DuPont™ Ultim®
41 Delegate™
Seed Treatment 43 Broadstrike™
23 DuPont™ Lumivia® 45 Enlist Duo™
47 FirstRate™
49 Pixxaro™
51 Simplicity™ GoDRI™
53 eNtrench™
55 GF-3532
Other Information
57 Product and Research Updates
58 Performance Commitment
59 Fungicide Resistance Management
61 Herbicide Resistance Management
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Row Crop Products
Row Crop Products
Row Crop Products
3 DuPont™ Acapela®
5 DuPont™ Accent®
6 DuPont™ Assure® II
8 DuPont™ Canopy® PRO
10 DuPont™ Classic®
11 DuPont™ Destra™ IS
12 DuPont™ Engarde®
13 DuPont™ FeXapan™ NEW
15 DuPont™ Freestyle®
16 DuPont™ Guardian® MAX NEW
18 DuPont™ Guardian® Plus II
20 DuPont™ Lannate®
21 DuPont™ Ultim®
Speed, agility and
exceptional coverage.
capela® has one-of-a-kind movement properties that
•A
help provide superior coverage to deliver reliable disease
control under a variety of conditions
- Rapid uptake, excellent xylem systemic movement
and redistribution over the leaf surface
• Acapela® provides broad-spectrum control of important
foliar diseases including Northern leaf blight, Septoria,
Cercospora, rust and powdery mildew
capela® is an innovative tool for the management of
•A
white mould, a devastating disease of soybeans and
edible beans
capela® helps deliver healthier crops and higher
•A
yield potential
Crops: Canola, cereals (barley, oats, rye, triticale, wheat),
corn (field, seed, sweet, popcorn), soybeans, dry edible beans.
Chemical Group: Group 11 (strobilurin fungicide).
Crop Rotation: Any crop the following year.
Application Information:
Packaging: One (1) case = 2 x 9.6 L jugs.
Minimum Water Volumes: Ground: 110 L/ha = 10 gal/ac. Air: 50 L/ha = 4.5 gal/ac.
Aerial Application: Acapela® is registered for aerial application.
Acapela® is a proven solution for white mould
Acapela® Untreated
Source: Tom Tyhurst, Dresden, ON, 2015
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Speed, agility and
exceptional coverage.
DISEASES CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Crop Diseases Rate Application Information
Soybeans Asian soybean rust 0.18 to 0.35 L/ac Begin applications prior to disease
Brown spot (0.44 to 0.88 L/ha) development and continue on a 7 to 14 day
(Septoria) interval. Use higher rate and shorter interval
when disease pressure is high.
Frogeye leafspot
(Cercospora) For foliar diseases, the optimal time for ap-
plication is typically at the R2 to R3 growth
stage (full bloom to beginning pod).
Sclerotinia stem rot 1 0.35 L/ac For white mould, make initial preventative
(white mould) (0.88 L/ha) application at R1 to R2 (beginning to full
bloom) and follow up with 2nd application
7 to 10 days later.
Corn Northern corn 0.21 to 0.32 L/ac Begin applications prior to disease
(Field, Sweet, Seed, leaf blight (0.53 to 0.8 L/ha) development and continue on a 7 to 14 day
Popcorn) interval. Use higher rate and shorter interval
when disease pressure is high.
For optimal disease control, apply at full
tassel (VT) to milk stage (R3) corn.
Cereals Crown rust (oats) 0.18 to 0.35 L/ac Begin applications prior to disease
(Barley, Oats, Rye, Leaf rust (wheat, (0.44 to 0.88 L/ha) development and continue on a 7 to 14 day
Triticale, Wheat) rye and triticale) interval. Use higher rate and shorter interval
when disease pressure is high.
Net blotch (barley)
To optimize yields in cereals, it is important
Powdery mildew
to protect the flag leaf from foliar diseases.
Scald (barley and rye) For optimizing yield and flag leaf disease
Septoria leaf blotch control, apply Acapela® at Feeke’s 9,
(wheat, rye, barley ‘flag leaf out’.
and triticale) Do not apply after flowering (Feekes 10.5).
Stripe rust (cereal
grains)
Tan spot (wheat)
Dry Legumes Mycosphaerella1 0.24 to 0.35 L/ac Begin applications prior to disease
(Adzuki bean, Blackeyed blight (field peas) (0.6 to 0.88 L/ha) development and continue on a 7 to 14 day
pea, Broad bean (dry), Asian soybean rust interval. Use higher rate and shorter interval
Catjang, Chickpea, when disease pressure is high.
Anthracnose (lentils
Cowpea, Crowder pea,
and dry beans)
Field bean, Field pea,
Grain lupin, Guar, Kidney Ascochyta blight
bean, Lablab bean, Lentil, (lentils)
Lima bean, Moth bean,
Sclerotinia rot1 0.35 L/ac For white mould, make initial preventive
Mung bean, Navy bean,
(white mould) (0.88 L/ha) application at beginning bloom and follow
Pigeon pea, Pinto bean,
with 2nd application 7 to 10 days later at
Rice bean, Southern pea,
full bloom.
Sweet lupin, Tepary bean,
Urd bean, White lupin,
White sweet lupin)
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Suppression.
Refer to the Acapela® label for complete use instructions.
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Tough on weeds.
Safe on corn.
• Wide window of application: 1- leaf to 8- leaf stage of corn
• Safe on low heat unit hybrids, seed corn and many
sweet corn varieties
• Excellent re-cropping flexibility
Crops: Field corn, seed corn, sweet corn
(approved varieties only).
Chemical Group: Group 2.
ackaging: Available in a 10 acre (4 ha) pouch,
P
containing 4 x 2.5 acre water soluble bags.
Crop Rotation: Four (4) months: Winter wheat.
Ten (10) months: Spring barley, canola, soybeans,
white beans, red clover, sorghum, field corn and alfalfa.
WEEDS CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Window of
Crop Weeds Rate Application Information
Application
Field corn Barnyard grass One (1) pouch treats 1-leaf to 8-leaf Quackgrass – Apply when
Seed corn Fall panicum 10 acres (4 ha). stage of field the majority of the quackgrass
and seed corn shoots are actively growing
Sweet corn Green foxtail Add a registered non-
and in the 3-leaf to 6-leaf stage.
(approved Long-spined ionic surfactant (NIS) 1-leaf to 6-leaf
Annual grasses not emerged at
varieties only) sandbur such as Agral ® 90 stage of
the time of application will not
Old witchgrass or Ag-Surf ® at 2 L sweet corn
be controlled.
per 1000 L of spray
Quackgrass For the control of yellow
solution (0.2% v/v).
Yellow foxtail foxtail, apply with 28%
liquid urea ammonium nitrate
(UAN) at 2 L/ac (5 L/ha) plus
a recommended non-ionic
surfactant (NIS).
For control of long-spined
sandbur, apply Accent® at
the 3-leaf to 5-leaf stage.
Refer to the Accent® label for complete use instructions.
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Go on.
Kick some grass!
• Provides superior* control of volunteer corn (including
glyphosate tolerant corn) in soybeans
• Wide window of application
• Excellent crop safety
Crops: Soybeans, sunflowers, alfalfa, lima beans, adzuki
beans, mung beans, canola, dry common beans, flax,
sugar beets, snap beans, rutabagas, industrial hemp,
sunflower, lentils, peas, curcubit vegetables.
Chemical Group: Group 1.
Packaging: Assure® II is packaged in a case
with 1 x 7.5 L jug of Assure® II and 1 x 9.5L jug of
DuPont™ Sure-Mix® surfactant.
Crop Rotation: Any crop the following year.
*Based on Ontario trials conducted in 2003 by Dr. Peter Sikkema,
University of Guelph.
Assure® II provides premium control of volunteer corn
13 days after application
*Source: Carman, MB, 2015
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Go on.
Kick some grass!
WEEDS CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Window of
Crop Weeds Rate Application Information
Application
Alfalfa (Seed) Green foxtail 0.15 L/ac (0.38 L/ha) It is important Apply to volunteer corn and
Beans Volunteer barley to time the quackgrass at the 2-leaf to
Add Sure-Mix ®
(White, Kidney (red, application of 6-leaf stage and when other
Volunteer corn (provided in the box)
white), Cranberry, Assure® II to the labeled weeds are at 2-leaf
Volunteer oats at 5 L per 1000 L
Eye (black, brown, weed staging stage to early tillering stage.
of spray solution
yellow), Lima, Mung, Volunteer wheat since Assure® II
(0.5% v/v).
Otebo, Adzuki (in Wild oats (no tillers) can be safely
Southern Ontario only) applied at almost
All the above, plus: 0.20 L/ac (0.5 L/ha)
any stage of
Canola
Barnyard grass Add Sure-Mix ® the crop.
Dry common beans
Downy brome (provided in the box)
Flax at 5 L per 1000 L
Fall panicum
Industrial hemp of spray solution
Foxtail barley
(grown for fibre, (0.5% v/v).
Japanese brome
Ontario only)
Old witchgrass
Rutabagas
(Ontario and Proso millet
Quebec only) Quackgrass1
Soybeans Wild oats
Sugar beets (up to 2 tillers)
Sunflowers Yellow foxtail
(2 to 8-leaf)
All the above, plus: 0.30 L/ac (0.75 L/ha)
Quackgrass Add Sure-Mix ®
(control)
(provided in the box)
at 5 L per 1000 L
of spray solution
(0.5% v/v).
Soybeans Long-spined 0.15 L/ac (0.38 L/ha) Apply when the long-spined
sandbur sandbur is at the 2-leaf to
Add Sure-Mix ®
tillering stage.
(provided in the box)
at 5 L per 1000 L of
spray solution
(0.5% v/v).
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Suppression.
Refer to the Assure® II label for complete use instructions.
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Protects against the weeds
you have, and the weeds you
don’t have yet.
• Provides two modes of action to help manage weed resistance
• Delivers enhanced residual activity to help maximize early season control of tough weeds
such as dandelion and lamb’s-quarters
• Can be applied with a glyphosate of choice for a powerful burndown with residual control
Crop: Glyphosate-tolerant and IP soybeans.
Chemical Groups: Group 2, Group 5.
Packaging: One (1) case of Canopy® PRO treats 20 acres. One (1) case of Canopy® PRO
contains 1 x 288 g jug of Classic® Grande + 2 x 2.2 kg jugs of TriCor® 75 DF metribuzin.
Application:
lyphosate resistant Canada fleabane control: Apply Canopy® PRO as a tank-mix with
G
2,4-D ester, Eragon® LQ, or dicamba1 to ensure knockdown of emerged Canada fleabane
seedlings. Pre-plant applications tank-mixed with 2,4-D ester must be applied a minimum
7 days before planting soybeans. For a complete burndown program, tank-mix with glyphosate.
GT soybeans: Canopy® PRO provides a solid base of early weed control to help keep the
crop weed-free during the early, critical trifoliate stages. For a complete program, follow
up with an in-crop glyphosate application. DuPont approved* tank-mixes: 2,4-D ester,
glyphosate, Eragon® or Eragon® LQ.
IP soybeans: Canopy® PRO should be tank-mixed with other pre-emergence herbicides
to ensure a complete approach to weed control and resistance management. To manage
volunteer corn and annual grasses, follow up with an in-crop application of DuPont™ Assure®
II herbicide. DuPont approved* tank-mixes: Dual® II Magnum®, Frontier® MAX , Fierce®.
oundup Ready 2 Xtend™ soybeans: Canopy® PRO provides an ideal multiple mode of
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action base to a Roundup Ready 2 Xtend™ weed control system. Apply with glyphosate
and a low volatile dicamba such as DuPont™ FeXapan™ for a pre-plant or pre-emergence
burndown with residual.
Untreated Canopy® PRO + 2,4-D ester + glyphosate
74 days after application 4 herbicide groups: 2, 4, 5 & 9
Source: DuPont Research Trial, Grimsby, ON, July 2014
*Follow complete recommendations of tank-mix products used.
For Roundup Ready 2 Xtend™ soybeans only. Use only approved low volatile dicamba such as DuPont™ FeXapan™
1
herbicide Plus VaporGrip™ technology.
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you have, and the weeds you
don’t have yet.
WEEDS CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Crop Weeds Application Information
Soybeans Broadleaf weeds: Annual grasses: Pre-emergence:
Canada fleabane 4 Pigweed, redroot Barnyard grass2 Apply Canopy ® PRO after
Carpetweed and prostrate Cheatgrass2 planting but prior to crop
Cocklebur1 Prickly mallow Crabgrass2 emergence.
Common chickweed Russian thistle Fall panicum2
Common ragweed Shepherd’s purse Fall Johnson grass
Dandelion Velvetleaf (seedling) 2
Green smartweed Wild mustard Giant foxtail2
Jimsonweed1 Wild potato vine Green foxtail2
Lady’s-thumb Yellow woodsorrel Witchgrass2
Lamb’s-quarters Yellow foxtail2
All the weeds listed above, plus: Pre-plant burndown:
Annual sow thistle Apply Canopy ® PRO with
Prickly lettuce a glyphosate of choice for
burndown and residual
Yellow nutsedge 3
control.
Apply up to 14 days before
planting.
1
Large-seeded weeds, germinating deep in the soil, such as cocklebur and jimsonweed may not be fully controlled.
2
Partial control.
3
Suppression.
4
Including glyphosate resistant biotypes. Must be tank-mixed with 2,4-D Ester or Eragon®. For Roundup Ready 2 Xtend™
soybeans, tank-mix with a low volatile dicamba product such as FeXapan™ herbicide Plus VaporGrip™ Technology
Treated pre-emergence -
Untreated
Canopy® PRO herbicide alone
28 days after treatment
Source: DuPont Research Trial, Breslau, ON, July 2013
Refer to the Canopy ® PRO label for complete use instructions.
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control of tough perennial
broadleaf weeds.
• Excellent control of broadleaf weeds such as common ragweed and velvetleaf
• Manages “hard-to-kill” perennial weeds like nutsedge, dandelion and wild carrot
• Tank-mix with Assure® ll for one-pass control of both grass and broadleaf weeds
like quackgrass and yellow foxtail
• For use on IP, conventional and glyphosate-tolerant soybeans
Crop: Soybeans.
Chemical Group: Group 2.
Packaging: One (1) pouch (144 grams) treats 10 acres (4 ha). One (1) jug (576 grams)
treats 40 acres (16 ha).
Crop Rotation: See chart below.
CROP ROTATION: REPLANTING INTERVAL (MONTHS)
Southern Ontario
Only: Cabbage, Field Winter White
Soil pH Soybeans Alfalfa Tomatoes
Garden peas, Corn Wheat Beans
Sweet corn*
≤7.0 11
10 3 10 10 10 12
>7.0 ≤7.4 Do not plant
Do not
>7.4 ≤7.8 Do not plant 10 4 Do not plant 10 12
plant
>7.8 ≤8.0 Do not plant 4 Do not plant 12
>8.0 Do not plant
* Warning: Sweet corn varieties may vary in their sensitivity to Classic® residues.
WEEDS CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Window of
Crop Weeds Rate Application Information
Application
Soybeans Dandelion1 One (1) pouch treats Post-emergent: Make only one application per year.
Ragweed 10 acres (4 ha). The optimum timing For more consistent control of
(common) for application is velvetleaf, add 28% UAN at 0.8 L/ac
Add a registered (2 L/ha). For control of annual grasses
Redroot pigweed non-ionic surfactant from soybean
emergence up to add Assure ® II at 0.15 L/ac to 0.2 L/ac
Velvetleaf (NIS) such as (0.375 L/ha to 0.5 L/ha). Apply to
Agral ® 90 or the third trifoliate
Volunteer stage of growth. wild carrot when in the 2 to 20 leaf
Ag-Surf ® at 2 L per stage of growth. Apply to volunteer
adzuki beans2 1000 L of spray Do not apply after
the initiation of adzuki beans when in the 1 to 3
Wild carrot 2 solution (0.2% v/v).
flowering. trifoliate stage of growth.
Yellow nutsedge
Dandelion Pre-emergent: For season long control of dandelion (up
Apply to field pre- to bolting) apply 14.4 g/ac (36 g/ha) pre-
plant or post-plant plant or post-plant pre-emergence.
1
Top growth control.
2
Suppression.
Refer to the Classic ® label for complete use instructions.
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Back to IndexIS simple. IS sweat-free.
• The only way to make it easier, would be if it sprayed itself
Simple - Low use rate dry formulation speeds up sprayer loading, allowing you to cover
more acres. Tank-mix with your preferred glyphosate for one-pass weed control in
glyphosate tolerant corn.
Sweat-free - Excellent crop safety under a wide range of conditions up to the 8-leaf stage.
Registered for use on short season corn hybrids. With two modes of action and residual
broadleaf and grass activity, spray anytime from the 3 leaf stage and feel confident that you’re
helping to maximize your crop’s yield potential while keeping herbicide resistance in check.
Crop: Field corn – conventional or herbicide tolerant hybrids.
Chemical Groups: Group 2, Group 27.
Crop Rotation: 4 months: Winter wheat, 10 months: Field Corn, 11 months:
Soybeans, white beans.
Tank Mix Options: Tank-mix Destra™ IS with a glyphosate herbicide (glyphosate tolerant
corn only) at 900 gai/ha or a non-ionic surfactant at 2 L/1000 L spray solution (0.2% v/v).
Tank-mix with AAtrex® Liquid 480 at 0.23 L/ac for enhanced broadleaf control and an
additional mode of action.
Weeds Controlled and Application Information
Window of
Crop Weeds Rate Application Information
Application
Field corn Common ragweed*, Eastern black 110 grams/ Post emergence Tank-mix Destra™ IS with a
nightshade, Fall panicum, acre application from the 3 glyphosate herbicide
Green foxtail, Old witchgrass, to 8 leaf stage of corn (glyphosate tolerant corn only)
Quackgrass*, Redroot pigweed, One (1) jug (approximately V2-V6). at 900 gai/ha or a non-ionic
Velvetleaf, Volunteer canola treats 40 surfactant at 2 L/1000 L spray
acres solution (0.2% v/v).
For an additional mode of
action, tank-mix with Aatrex®
Liquid 480 at 0.23 L/ac.
Corn sprayed at the 7-leaf stage (V5) Destra™ IS provides residual control
13 days after application, P7443R 2100 CHU Hybrid Corn sprayed at the 3-leaf stage (V2).
Destra™ IS RoundUp® WeatherMax® Destra™ IS + glyphosate Glyphosate alone
2X application rate
DuPont Research Trial, Thorndale, ON, 2015 DuPont Research Trial, Thamesford, ON, 2014
*Suppression
Refer to the Destra™ IS label for complete use instructions.
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against troublesome weeds.
• Superior application flexibility: pre-emergent to the 2-leaf stage
• Provides cross-spectrum knockdown and residual control
• Engarde® delivers enhanced early and residual control of many annual broadleaf and
grass weeds
• Two modes of action help guard against weed shifts and resistance
Crop: Field corn – conventional or
Engarde® delivers enhanced herbicide-tolerant hybrids.
broad-spectrum early weed control
Chemical Groups: Group 2, Group 27.
Packaging:
All dry WG formulation.
One (1) case of Engarde® treats
80 acres (32 ha). One case of
Engarde® contains 2 x 5.568 kg jugs
of DuPont™ Engarde® herbicide.
Crop Rotation:
Four (4) months: Winter wheat.
Untreated DuPont™ Engarde ® alone – Ten (10) months: Field corn.
66 days after treatment
Eleven (11) months: Soybeans,
Source: DuPont Field Trials, Lambeth, ON, Aug 2014 white beans.
WEEDS CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Window of
Crop Weeds Rate Application Information
Application
Field corn Broadleaf weeds: Grassy weeds: One (1) jug Pre-emergence For additional residual
Common ragweed1 Barnyard grass treats 40 acres to 2-leaf stage weed control tank-mix with
Lamb’s-quarters Fall panicum (16 ha) - of corn a registered soil applied
New dry WG grass herbicide.
Redroot pigweed Green foxtail formulation:
(including triazine For control of emerged weeds
Large (hairy) 139.2 g/acre. add a non-ionic surfactant at
resistant) crabgrass1 2 L/1000 L of spray solution
Velvetleaf Old witch grass (0.2% v/v)
Wild mustard Quackgrass1 When tank-mixed with
Yellow foxtail1 a glyphosate herbicide
containing a built-in adjuvant
system, a non-ionic surfactant
is not required.
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Suppression.
Refer to the Engarde® label for complete use instructions.
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A new tool for weed control
in Roundup Ready 2 Xtend™
soybeans
• Control of key broadleaf weeds including certain glyphosate-resistant biotypes
• Excellent crop safety
• Systemic activity within the plant
• Low-volatile dicamba formulation featuring VaporGrip™ technology
Crops: Roundup Ready 2 Xtend™ soybean varieties.
Chemical Group: Group 4 (benzoic acid).
Crop Rotation: 120 days for soybeans, corn, cereals.
Application Information:
Packaging: One (1) case = 2 x 10 L jugs
Minimum water volume: 100 L/ha = 10.7 US gal/ac
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A new tool for weed control
in Roundup Ready 2 Xtend™
soybeans
WEEDS CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION FOR
ROUNDUP READY 2 XTEND™ SOYBEANS
Window of
Weeds Rate Application Information
Application
Velvetleaf, common ragweed, 0.33-0.7 L/ac Pre-plant, The 0.7 L/ac rate of DuPont™
giant ragweed, false ragweed, Pre-emergence FeXapan™ is to be used only once
common lamb’s-quarters, or in a season and should be used
redroot pigweed, smooth pigweed, Post-emergence pre-plant, pre-emergence or in-crop
Russian pigweed, green smartweed, up to early early post-emergence
lady’s-thumb, wild mustard, flower stage (R1) 1.36 L/ac of DuPont™ FeXapan™ is
hare’s-ear mustard, Indian mustard, the maximum total to be applied to
tumble mustard, wormseed mustard, Roundup Ready 2 Xtend ™ Soybeans in
wild buckwheat, tartary buckwheat, a single growing season (year).
Canada fleabane1, corn spurry,
cleavers, cow cockle, Canada thistle2, A third application of DuPont™
perennial sow thistle2, field bindweed2 FeXapan™ should only be made
for the control of glyphosate resistant
weed populations.
Apply only to weeds less than 10 cm.
Application Notes:
For a broader spectrum of weeds controlled, DuPont™ FeXapan™ may be tank-mixed with a high load 540 g/l
glyphosate at 0.67 to 1.89 L/ac.
In addition to providing post-emergence burndown activity on weeds, DuPont™ FeXapan™ applications will also provide
short term residual activity on common lamb’s-quarters, redroot pigweed, common ragweed, wild buckwheat, and
velvetleaf*. The 1.71 L/ha rate provides short term control and the 823 ml/ha rate provides suppression.
* Suppression only for both rates.
1
Control of emerged plants only.
2
Apply DuPont™ FeXapan™ herbicide Plus VaporGrip™ Technology annually for three years at the flowering stage of
bindweed and the budding stage of thistles.
Spray Drift Management:
Wind: Spray when wind is between 5-15 km/hr.
Nozzle type: Use nozzles designed to provide extremely coarse to ultra coarse spray
droplet size.
Spray Boom Height: Set boom height to no more than 50 cm above the target pest or
crop canopy.
Ground Speed: Select a ground speed under 25 km/hr.
Temperature: Apply when air temperature is between 10° and 25°C. Do not spray when
the temperature is expected to exceed 30°C.
Spray system equipment cleanout:
Follow the triple rinse sprayer cleanout procedure on the DuPont™ FeXapan™ label. Always
use a commercial detergent, sprayer cleaner or ammonia according to the manufacturer’s
directions.
Refer to the FeXapan™ label for complete use instructions.
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More control.
You’re the boss.
• Makes early-season weed control simple and effective
• Delivers extended residual control of key weeds such as Eastern black nightshade
• Fits in any soybean production system
- GT soybeans: keeps soybean crops clean during the pre-emergence to 3rd trifoliate
stages which helps growers time their in-crop glyphosate application
-IP soybeans: delivers a broader spectrum of weed control
Crop: Glyphosate-tolerant, IP and conventional soybeans.
Chemical Groups: Group 2.
Packaging: One (1) case of Freestyle® treats 20 acres (8 ha). One (1) case of Freestyle®
contains 1 x 288 g jug of Classic® Grande and 1 x 2.5 L jug of DuPont™ Imazethapyr.
WEEDS CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Crop Weeds Application Information
Soybeans Broadleaf weeds: Annual grasses: Apply Freestyle ® as a pre-plant or pre-
Cocklebur1 Green foxtail emergence application in any tillage system.
Common ragweed For no-till or minimum till systems where
Yellow foxtail
Dandelion there are emerged weeds at application,
Eastern black nightshade Barnyard grass
tank-mix with a registered glyphosate product.
Lady’s-thumb Old witchgrass
Lamb’s-quarters For IP soybeans, tank-mix Freestyle ®
Proso millet 2 with pre-emergence herbicides from
Redroot pigweed
Smartweed alternate groups for the management
Velvetleaf of Group 2-resistant weed biotypes.
Wild buckwheat
Wild mustard
All the weeds listed above, plus: Pre-plant burndown:
Annual sow thistle Apply Freestyle ® with a glyphosate of
Prickly lettuce choice for burndown and residual control.
Yellow nutsedge 3 Apply up to 14 days before planting.
1
Large-seeded weeds germinating deep in the soil such as cocklebur may not be fully controlled.
2
Partial control.
3
Suppression.
Enhanced residual, early-season weed control with Freestyle®
61 days after application
Untreated Freestyle® – Applied pre-emergence
Source: DuPont Field Trial, Thorndale, ON, July 2014
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DuPont ™
Your trusted friend has
MAX Guardian MAX ®
some new tricks.
herbicide
• Delivers one-pass, residual control of tough weeds like dandelion and annual sow thistle
• Provides a systemic and lasting burndown for hard-to-kill perennials such as dandelion,
prickly lettuce and wild carrot
• An excellent first pass across the field for your IP or GT soybeans. Early and residual weed
removal increases your crop’s yield potential
• Guards against weed shifts and weed resistance with two modes of action
• Compatible with DuPont™ FeXapan™ herbicide Plus VaporGrip™ Technology
• Convenient high load K-salt glyphosate – treats 30 acres per case
Crop: Glyphosate-tolerant soybeans including Roundup Ready 2 Xtend® (burndown or
in-crop), IP and conventional soybeans (burndown only)
Chemical Groups: Group 2, Group 9.
Packaging: One (1) case of Guardian® MAX treats 30 acres. One Guardian® MAX
MEGA tote treats 600 acres.
Crop Rotation: See chart below.
CROP ROTATION: REPLANTING INTERVAL (MONTHS)
Southern Ontario
Only: Cabbage, Field Winter White
Soil pH Soybeans Alfalfa Tomatoes
Garden peas, Corn Wheat Beans
Sweet corn*
≤7.0 11
10 3 10 10 10 12
>7.0 ≤7.4 Do not plant
Do not Do not
>7.4 ≤7.8 Do not plant 10 4 10 12
plant plant
>7.8 ≤8.0 Do not plant 4 Do not plant 12
>8.0 Do not plant
*Warning: Sweet corn varieties may vary in their sensitivity to herbicide residues.
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some new tricks. Guardian MAX ®
Gua
herbicide
WEEDS CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Window of
Crop Weeds Rate Application Information
Application
Glyphosate- All of the weeds One (1) jug treats Pre-plant burndown Make only one application
tolerant that glyphosate 15 acres (6 ha). OR per year. When targeting
soybeans controls, plus: perennial weeds like
One (1) Post-emergent
(Pre-plant Annual sow-thistle yellow nutsedge in
Guardian ® MAX (Glyphosate tolerant glyphosate-tolerant (GT)
burndown
Dandelion MEGA tote treats soybeans including soybeans, best results
OR in-crop)
Lamb’s-quarters 600 acres. Roundup Ready 2 are achieved in post-
IP or Xtend® varieties) emergent applications.
Prickly lettuce
conventional Apply before the Apply to wild carrot
soybeans Ragweed initiation of flowering. when in the 2- to 20-leaf
(Pre-plant Redroot pigweed stage of growth. Apply to
burndown Velvetleaf volunteer adzuki beans
only) when in the 1 to 3
Volunteer
trifoliate stage of growth.
adzuki beans1
For season long control of
Wild carrot1
dandelion (up to bolting)
Yellow nutsedge1 apply 14.4 g/ac (36 g/ha)
pre-plant or post-plant
pre-emergence.
1
Suppression.
Refer to the Guardian ® MAX label for complete use instructions.
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hard-to-kill weeds.
• Enhanced residual control of troublesome weeds
like Eastern black nightshade and herbicide resistant
(Group 2 and triazine) pigweeds and lamb’s-quarters
• Three modes of action for weed resistance management
in IP or GT soybeans
• Apply as part of a 1-pass pre-emergent program or as a
first pass pre-emergent treatment ahead of a planned
post-emergent application of Assure® II for volunteer
corn and grass control
Crops: Pre-emergent soybeans (glyphosate-tolerant,
IP and conventional).
Chemical Groups: Group 2, Group 9, Group 14.
Packaging: One (1) case of Guardian® Plus II treats
10 acres (4 ha). One Guardian® Plus II MEGA tote treats
400 acres.
Crop Rotation: See chart below.
CROP ROTATION: REPLANTING INTERVAL (MONTHS)
Soil pH Field Corn Winter Wheat White Beans Soybeans Alfalfa
≤7.0
10 4 10 10 11
>7.0 ≤7.4
>7.4 ≤7.8 10 4 Do not plant 10 Do not plant
>7.8 ≤8.0 Do not plant 4 Do not plant
>8.0 Do not plant
* Warning: Sweet corn varieties may vary in their sensitivity to Guardian® Plus II residues.
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hard-to-kill weeds.
WEEDS CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Window of
Crop Weeds Rate Application Information
Application
Pre-emergent All of the weeds that One (1) case treats Pre-plant burndown: No-till planters that
soybeans glyphosate controls, 10 acres (4 ha). Apply up to 30 days incorporate the soil during
(IP, conventional, plus: before planting. planting may result in
One (1)
glyphosate- Annual sow-thistle decreased weed control in
Guardian® Plus II MEGA Pre-emergent:
tolerant) the row.
Common chickweed tote treats 400 acres.
May also be applied When these types of
Dandelion up to 3 days after planters are used, apply
Eastern black planting, prior to Guardian® Plus WDG
nightshade soybean emergence. Herbicide within 3 days after
Fall panicum1 planting and before soybeans
Green foxtail1 emerge.
Green pigweed Do not perform any tillage
operations after application
Hairy nightshade
or weed control will be
Lamb’s-quarters reduced. Apply only once
Prickly lettuce during a single growing
Ragweed season.
Redroot pigweed Do not apply PPI (pre-plant
incorporated) or to emerged
Velvetleaf
soybeans.
Yellow nutsedge1
1
Suppression.
Guardian® Plus II provides residual control against troublesome weeds
57 days after application
Untreated Glyphosate alone Guardian® Plus II
Source: DuPont Field Trial, Thorndale, ON, July 2014
Refer to the Guardian® Plus II label for complete use instructions.
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on a wide range of crops.
• Effective against adults, nymphs, larvae and eggs of many pest species
Crops: Canola, cereals, flax.
Chemical Group: Group 1A – carbamate insecticide.
Packaging: One (1) case contains 5.4 Kg of product packaged in convenient water
soluble, pre-measured bags (225 g/bag x 24 bags).
PESTS CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Crop Pest Rate PHI Application Information
Canola Alfalfa looper 0.09 Kg/ac 8 days
Beet webworm to 0.21 Kg/ac
Bertha armyworm (0.22 Kg/ha
to 0.51 Kg/ha)
Clover cutworm
Cereals Common armyworm 0.11 Kg/ac 20 days
(Wheat, Oats, to 0.22 Kg/ac
Barley) (0.27 Kg/ha
to 0.54 Kg/ha)
Brown marmorated 0.22 Kg/ac
stink bug 1 (0.54 Kg/ha)
Thrips 0.12 Kg/ac
(0.3 Kg/ha)
Flax Bertha armyworm 0.09 Kg/ac 8 days
to 0.11 Kg/ac
(0.22 Kg/ha
to 0.27 Kg/ha)
1
Suppression.
Refer to the Lannate® label for complete use instructions.
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of annual grasses
and quackgrass.
• Excellent control of grasses
• Compatible with a variety of tank-mix partners
Crops: Field corn, lowbush blueberries.
Chemical Group: Group 2.
Packaging: One (1) pouch treats 10 acres (4 ha). NEW 20 acre jug (270 grams)
available for 2018.
Crop Rotation: Four (4) months: Winter wheat. Following year: Canola, red clover,
field corn, sorghum, soybeans, spring barley and white beans.
WEEDS CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Window of
Crop Weeds Rate Application Information
Application
Field corn Barnyard grass One (1) pouch treats 1-leaf to 6-leaf stage For control of proso millet, apply when
>2500 CHU Fall panicum 10 acres (4 ha). of corn the majority of plants are emerged and
(4 visible collars or before the largest plants reach the multi-
Green foxtail Add a registered 30 cm in height – tillered (3 to 4 tillers) stage.
Long-spined non-ionic (NIS) leaf extended).
such as Agral ® 90 In field corn, tank-mix Ultim® with
sandbur Banvel®, Callisto®, Distinct®, Marksman®
or Ag-Surf ® at 2 L
Old witchgrass OR Pardner® for residual control of
per 1000 L of spray
Proso millet solution (0.2% v/v). grasses and broadleaf weeds.
Quackgrass Ultim® is a high performance herbicide
(3-leaf to that must only be applied when the
6-leaf stage) temperature in the 24 hours before and
after application ranges between 5°C and
Redroot pigweed1
28°C. Temperatures beyond this
(2-leaf to
range increase the potential for
6-leaf stage)
crop response.
Yellow foxtail2
1
Includes biotypes resistant to atrazine.
2
Suppression.
Refer to the Ultim® label for complete use instructions.
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23 DuPont™ Lumivia®
Seed Treatment
Seed treatmentProtect your success with the DuPont ™
new standard in seed treatment Lumivia
insecticide seed treatment
Introducing NEW DuPont™ Lumivia® insecticide seed treatment. Lumivia® delivers
excellent broad-spectrum protection and efficacy on key early season corn insect pests.
KEY BENEFITS
• Outstanding protection against key early season corn insect pests
• Provides seedling protection to develop uniform and healthy stands that maximize
yield potential
Lumivia® under
• Simplifies your seed treatment decision high wireworm pressure
• Offers a favourable environmental profile
Crop: Corn (field, seed, pop).
Chemical Groups: Group 28.
Availability: Contact your local seed provider.
Insects controlled: Wireworms, white grubs,
cutworms, seed corn maggot*.
Rate: 500 ug ai/seed
Fungicide only Lumivia®
Source: DuPont field trial, Shetland, ON, 2016
EXCELLENT SEED AND SEEDLING PROTECTION
• Immediate protection of seed and seedlings • Uniform and healthy stand establishment
•P
rovides consistent yield performance •P
rotects yield potential through improved
similar to standard Cruiser® / Poncho 250® early season vigour
offerings
Early Season Protection to Maximize Uniform, healthy stands &
Yield Potential1 improved yield potential over
Average Yield (bu/acre) Average Yield (bu/acre) fungicide only treated seed
196.5
194 194 193.2
Lumivia® Cruiser®/ Lumivia® Fungicide
Poncho 250® only
DuPont Small Plot and Large Demo Trials DuPont Small Plot Demo Trials Lumivia® Fungicide only
from 2015 (n=98) from 2015 – 2016 (n=26)
Source: DuPont field trial, Shetland, ON 2016
* Suppression only
1
Data based on an average of all comparisons made in 98 locations between 2015-2016. Product responses are
variable and subject to a variety of environmental, disease and pest pressures.
Individual results may vary.
2
In line with Integrated Pest Management and Good Agricultural Practices, insecticide applications should be
made when pollinators are not foraging to avoid unnecessary exposure.
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Horticulture Products
25 DuPont™ Acapela®
26 DuPont™ Accent®
27 DuPont™ Assure® II
28 DuPont™ Curzate®
29 DuPont™ Fontelis®
33 DuPont™ Lannate®
35 DuPont™ Prism® SG
36 DuPont™ Tanos®
Horticulture Products
37 DuPont™ Titus® PRO
39 DuPont™ Ultim®
40 DuPont™ Vydate®Speed, agility and
exceptional coverage.
capela® has one-of-a-kind movement properties that
•A
help provide superior coverage to deliver reliable disease
control under a variety of conditions
- Rapid uptake, excellent xylem systemic movement
and redistribution over the leaf surface
•A
capela® provides control of important foliar diseases
including Northern leaf blight
capela® helps to deliver healthier crops and
•A
higher yield potential
Crops: Canola, cereals (barley, oats, rye, triticale, wheat),
corn (field, seed, sweet, pop), soybeans, dry edible beans.
Chemical Group: Group 11 (strobilurin fungicide).
Crop Rotation: Any crop the following year.
Application Information:
Packaging: One (1) case = 2 x 9.6 L jugs.
Minimum Water Volumes: Ground: 110 L/ha = 10 gal/ac.
Air: 50 L/ha = 4.5 gal/ac.
Aerial Application: Acapela® is registered for aerial application.
DISEASES CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Crop Diseases Rate Application Information
Corn Northern corn 0.21 to 0.32 L/ac Begin applications prior to disease
Sweet leaf blight (0.53 to 0.8 L/ha) development and continue on a 7 to 14 day
interval. Use higher rate and shorter interval
when disease pressure is high.
For optimal disease control, apply at full
tassel (VT) to milk stage (R3) corn.
Refer to the Acapela® label for complete use instructions.
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Safe on corn.
• Wide window of application: 1-leaf to 8-leaf stage of corn
• Safe on low heat unit hybrids and many sweet corn
varieties
• Excellent re-cropping flexibility
Crops: Field corn, seed corn, sweet corn
(approved varieties only).
Chemical Group: Group 2.
ackaging: Available in a 10 acre (4 ha) pouch,
P
containing 4 x 2.5 acre water soluble bags.
Crop Rotation: Four (4) months: Winter wheat.
Ten (10) months: Spring barley, canola, soybeans,
white beans, red clover, sorghum, field corn and alfalfa.
WEEDS CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Window of
Crop Weeds Rate Application Information
Application
Sweet corn Barnyard grass One (1) pouch treats 1-leaf to 6-leaf Quackgrass – Apply when
(approved Fall panicum 10 acres (4 ha). stage of the majority of the quackgrass
varieties only) sweet corn shoots are actively growing
Green foxtail Add a registered non-
and in the 3-leaf to 6-leaf stage.
Long-spined ionic surfactant (NIS)
Annual grasses not emerged at
sandbur such as Agral ® 90
the time of application will not
Old witchgrass or Ag-Surf ® at 2 L
be controlled.
per 1000 L of spray
Quackgrass For the control of yellow
solution (0.2% v/v).
Yellow foxtail foxtail, apply with 28%
liquid urea ammonium nitrate
(UAN) at 2 L/ac (5 L/ha) plus
a recommended non-ionic
surfactant (NIS).
For control of long-spined
sandbur, apply Accent® at
the 3-leaf to 5-leaf stage.
Refer to the Accent® label for complete use instructions.
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Kick some grass!
• Wide window of application
• Excellent crop safety
Crops: Soybeans, sunflowers, alfalfa, lima beans, adzuki
beans, mung beans, canola, dry common beans, flax,
sugar beets, snap beans, rutabagas, industrial hemp,
sunflower, lentils, peas, curcubit vegetables.
Chemical Group: Group 1.
Packaging: Assure® II is packaged in a case
with 1 x 7.5 L jug of Assure® II and 1 x 9.5 L jug of
DuPont™ Sure-Mix® surfactant.
Crop Rotation: Any crop the following year.
WEEDS CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Window of
Crop Weeds Rate Application Information
Application
Beans Green foxtail 0.15 L/ac (0.38 L/ha) It is important Apply to volunteer corn and
(White, kidney (red, Volunteer barley to time the quackgrass at the 2-leaf to
white), cranberry, Add Sure-Mix ® application of 6-leaf stage and when other
eye (black, brown, Volunteer corn (provided in the box) Assure® II to the labeled weeds are at 2-leaf
yellow), lima, mung, Volunteer oats at 5 L per 1000 L weed staging stage to early tillering stage.
otebo, adzuki (in of spray solution since Assure® II
Volunteer wheat
Southern Ontario only) (0.5% v/v). can be safely
Wild oats (no tillers)
Curcurbit vegetables applied at almost
All the above, plus: 0.20 L/ac (0.5 L/ha) any stage of
Dry common beans the crop.
Industrial hemp Barnyard grass Add Sure-Mix ®
(grown for fibre, Downy brome (provided in the box)
Ontario only) Fall panicum at 5 L per 1000 L
Rutabagas of spray solution
Foxtail barley
(Ontario and (0.5% v/v).
Quebec only) Japanese brome
Sugar beets Old witchgrass
Sunflowers Proso millet
(2–8 leaf) Quackgrass1
Wild oats
(up to 2 tillers)
Yellow foxtail
All the above, plus: 0.30 L/ac (0.75 L/ha)
Quackgrass Add Sure-Mix ®
(control) (provided in the box)
at 5 L per 1000 L
of spray solution
(0.5% v/v).
1
Suppression.
Refer to the Assure® II label for complete use instructions.
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Back to IndexCurzate® has been beating
blight for over 40 years.
• Employs a combination of preventative, post-infection
and antisporulant activity
• Management at point sources of infection
• Unique post-infection activity
• Registered for aerial application
Curzate® is highly effective with its locally systemic
activity. It rapidly penetrates the foliage and stem surfaces
to provide multi-levels of fast-acting disease control.
Curzate® can help stop disease post-infection but cannot
reverse damage already done, so make sure you apply
prior to symptoms appearing. Always tank-mix with a
preventative broad-spectrum fungicide to control early blight.
Crop: Potatoes.
Chemical Group: Group 27 fungicide.
Packaging: One (1) bag contains 1.8 Kg of product.
DISEASES CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Crop Diseases Rate PHI Application Information
Potatoes Early blight 1
Apply Curzate at 90 g/ac (225 g/ha)
®
8 days Initial applications should start when
in a tank mix with a registered local conditions indicate that late blight is
Late blight
Group M fungicide, such as imminent; make additional applications
Dithane™ Rainshield™. at 5–7 day intervals, however at least
20 days must pass between the 2nd and
3rd application.
If disease conditions are present during
this 20 day period, a fungicide other than
Curzate® must be used to protect the crop
during this period.
Apply no more than 4 applications
per crop.
May be applied by air. Apply by air with a
minimum water volume of 50 L/ha.
Do not handle more than 50 kg of Curzate®
60 DF fungicide per day for aerial
applications.
Maximum for ground application is 38kg.
1
Early blight is controlled by the registered tank-mix with a Group M fungicide.
Refer to the Curzate® label for complete use instructions.
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disease management.
• Fontelis® is a balanced fungicide with residual,
preventative and post-infection activity
• Provides translaminar and locally systemic protection
• Single mode of action allows for flexible application
timing and disease management
• Good redistribution to protect both the treated
and untreated parts of the plant
• Application and harvest flexibility
• Superior control of a broad-spectrum of key diseases,
such as apple scab, powdery mildew and botrytis
Crops: Alfalfa, low growing berries, bulb vegetables
(green, dry), brassica (cole) leafy vegetables, cucurbit
vegetables, fruiting vegetables, leafy vegetables,
legume vegetables, pome fruits, root vegetables
and leaves, stone fruit, tree nuts and peanuts.
Chemical Group: Group 7 fungicide.
pplication Information:
A
Packaging: One (1) case = 4 x 3.79 L jugs.
ater Volumes: Ground: 110 L/ha = 10 gal/ac minimum.
W
Air: 40 L/ha = 3.5 gal/ac minimum.
DISEASES CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Crop Diseases Rate PHI Application Information
Berries Botrytis gray 0.4 to 0.7 L/ac 0 days Begin applications prior to disease
(Bearberry, Bilberry mold (1 to 1.75 L/ha) development and continue on a 7 to 10
Cloudberry, Cranberry, Powdery mildew day interval. Use higher rate and shorter
Lingonberry, (strawberry only) interval when disease pressure is high.
Partridgeberry, Do not apply by air.
Strawberry)
Blueberry (lowbush) Mummy berry1 0.7 L/ac (1.75 L/ha) 0 days Begin applications prior to disease
development and continue on a 7 to 14
day interval. Use higher rate and shorter
interval when disease pressure is high.
May be applied by air.
1
Suppression.
Refer to the Fontelis® label for complete use instructions.
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Crop Diseases Rate PHI Application Information
Bulb Vegetables Botrytis fleck 0.5 to 0.7 L/ac 3 days Begin applications prior to
(Green, dry) Purple blotch (1.25 to 1.75 L/ha) disease development and
Chive, fresh leaves; chive, continue on a 7 to 14 day
Botrytis leaf
Chinese, fresh leaves; daylily, interval. Use higher rate
blight
bulb; elegans hosta; fritillaria, and shorter interval when
bulb; fritillaria, leaves; garlic, disease pressure is high.
bulb; garlic, great-headed, Do not apply by air.
bulb; garlic, serpent, bulb;
kurrat; lady’s leek; leek;
leek, wild; lily, bulb; onion,
Beltsville bunching; onion,
bulb; onion, Chinese, bulb;
onion, fresh; onion, green;
onion, macrostem; onion,
pearl; onion, potato, bulb;
onion, tree, tops; onion,
Welsh, tops; shallot, bulb;
shallot, fresh leaves
Cultivars, varieties, and/or
hybrids of these
Brassica (Cole) Gray mould 0.5 to 0.9 L/ac 0 days Begin applications prior to
(Leafy Vegetables (1.25 to 2.25 L/ha) disease development and
Broccoli; Broccoli, cavalo continue on a 7 to 14 day
broccolo, Chinese (gailon); interval. Use higher rate and
Broccoli raab (rapini); Brussels shorter interval when disease
sprouts; cabbage; cabbage, pressure is high.
Chinese (bok choy); cabbage, Sclerotinia 0.5 to 0.7 L/ac Do not apply by air.
Chinese (napa); cabbage, stem rot1 (1.25 to 1.75 L/ha)
Chinese mustard (gai choy); Alternaria leaf
cauliflower; collards; kale; spot
kohlrabi; mizuna; mustard
Powdery mildew
greens; mustard spinach;
rape greens; turnip greens)
Curcubit Vegetables Gray mold 0.4 to 0.6 L/ac 1 day Begin applications prior to
(Chinese waxgourd (1 to 1.5 L/ha) disease development and
(Chinese preserving melon), continue on a 7 to 14 day
Citron melon, Cucumber interval. Use higher rate
(field and greenhouse), and shorter interval when
Gherkin; Gourd (edible; disease pressure is high.
includes hyotan, cucuzza, Do not apply by air.
Powdery mildew 0.5 L/ac
hechima, Chinese okra),
(1.25 L/ha)
Momordica spp (includes
balsam apple, balsam
pear, bittermelon, Chinese
cucumber), Muskmelon
(includes cantaloupe);
Pumpkin, Squash (summer),
Squash (winter, includes
acorn squash, butternut
squash, calabaza, hubbard
squash, spaghetti squash),
Watermelon)
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Crop Diseases Rate PHI Application Information
Fruiting Vegetables Gray mould 0.5 to 0.7 L/ac 0 days Begin applications prior to
(Eggplant, Groundcherry Early blight1 (1.25 to 1.75 disease development and
(Physalis spp), Pepino, L/ha) continue on a 7 to 10 day
Pepper (field and greenhouse; interval. Use higher rate
includes bell pepper, chili and shorter interval when
pepper, cooking pepper, disease pressure is high.
pimento, sweet pepper), Do not apply by air.
Tomatillo, Tomato (field and
greenhouse))
Leafy Vegetables Gray mould 0.5 to 0.7 L/ac 3 days Begin applications prior to
(Amaranth (Chinese spinach), Lettuce drop1 (1.25 to 1.75 disease development and
Arugula (roquette), Cardoon, L/ha) continue on a 7- to 10-day
Celery, Celery (Chinese), interval, or a 7- to 14-day
Celtuce, Chervil, interval for septoria late
Chrysanthemum (edible-leaved, blight. Use higher rate
garland), Corn salad, Cress Septoria late blight 0.4 to 0.7 L/ac and shorter interval when
(garden, upland), Dandelion, (celery only) (1 to 1.75 L/ha) disease pressure is high.
Dock (sorrel), Endive (escarole), Do not apply by air.
Fennel (Florence), Lettuce
(head and leaf) Orach, Parsley,
Purslane (garden, winter),
Radicchio (red chicory),
Rhubarb, Spinach (New Zealand),
Spinach (vine), Swiss chard)
Legume Vegetables Alternaria blight, 0.4 to 0.9 L/ac 0 days Begin applications prior to
Succulent: includes jackbean, leafspot (1 to 2.25 L/ha) disease development and
swordbean, soybean, Gray mold continue on a 7 to 14 day
immature pigeon pea interval. Use higher rate
Ascochyta blight, 0.4 to 0.6 L/ac and shorter interval when
Bean (Phaseolus): includes
leafspot (1 to 1.5 L/ha) disease pressure is high.
broad, succulent lima, green
runner, snap bean, wax bean Asian soybean 0.4 to 0.7 L/ac May be applied by air.
Bean (Vigna): includes rust (1 to 1.75 L/ha)
asparagus, blackeyed pea,
Chinese longbean, cowpea,
moth, southern pea, yardlong
Pea: includes dwarf,
edible-podded, English,
field, garden, green,
snowpea, sugar snap
Bean (Phaseolus): includes Angular leaf spot 0.4 to 0.9 L/ac 0 days Begin applications prior to
broad, succulent lima, green, Anthracnose (1 to 2.25 L/ha) disease development and
runner, snap, wax continue on a 7 to 14 day
Rust
Bean (Vigna): includes interval. Use higher rate
asparagus, blackeyed pea, and shorter interval when
Chinese longbean, cowpea, disease pressure is high.
moth, southern pea, yardlong May be applied by air.
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Crop Diseases Rate PHI Application Information
Pome Fruits Scab, apple or pear 0.4 to 0.6 L/ac 28 days Begin applications prior to
(Apple, Crabapple, Mayhaw, Powdery mildew (1 to 1.5 L/ha) disease development and
Pear, Pear (oriental), Quince) continue on a 7 to 14 day
Cedar apple rusts
interval depending on
the targeted diseases.
Application interval for apple
and pear scab is 7 to 10 days.
For apple scab, a reliable
disease forecasting system
should be used.
For all diseases, use the
higher rate and shorter interval
when disease pressure is high.
Do not apply by air.
Root Vegetables and Leaves Gray muold 0.4 to 0.7 L/ac 0 days Begin applications prior to
(except sugarbeet) Powdery mildew (1 to 1.75 L/ha) disease development and
(Beet (garden), Burdock continue on a 7 to 14 day
Septoria late blight
(edible), Carrot, Celeriac, interval. Use higher rate
(celeriac only)
Chervil (turnip-rooted), and shorter interval when
Chicory, Ginseng, disease pressure is high.
Horseradish, Parsley (turnip- Do not apply by air.
rooted), Parsnip, Radish,
Radish (oriental), Rutabaga,
Salsify, Salsify (black), Salsify
(Spanish), Skirret, Turnip)
Carrot Alternaria leafspot 0.5 to 0.9 L/ac 0 days
and blight (1.25 to 2.25 L/ha)
Stone Fruits Brown rot blossom 0.4 to 0.7 L/ac 0 days Begin applications prior to
(Apricot, Cherry (sweet, blight and fruit rot (1 to 1.75 L/ha) disease development and
tart), Nectarine, Peach, Plum, Powdery mildew continue on a 7 to 14 day
Plum (Chickasaw), Plum interval. Use higher rate
(Damson), Plum (Japanese), Scab 0.4 to 0.6 L/ac and shorter interval when
Plumcot, Prune (fresh)) (1 to 1.5 L/ha) disease pressure is high.
Do not apply by air.
Botrytis rots 0.5 to 0.7 L/ac
(1.25 to 1.75 L/ha)
Cherry leafspot1 0.6 L/ac (1.5 L/ha)
(cherry only)
Tree Nuts Alternaria leafspot, 0.4 to 0.6 L/ac 14 days Begin applications prior to
(Almond, Beech nut, blight1 (1 to 1.5 L/ha) disease development and
Butternut, Chestnut, Botrytis blight continue on a 7 to 14 day
Chinquapin, Filbert interval. Use higher rate
Brown rot blossom
(hazelnut), Hickory nut, and shorter interval when
blight and fruit rot
Walnut (black and English)) disease pressure is high.
Do not apply by air.
Peanut Early leafspot 0.5 to 0.7 L/ac 14 days Begin applications prior to
Late leafspot (1.25 to 1.75 disease development and
L/ha) continue on a 7 to 14 day
Southern stem rot
interval. Use higher rate
Sclerotinia blight1 and shorter interval when
Web blotch1 disease pressure is high.
Do not apply by air.
1
Suppression.
Refer to the Fontelis® label for complete use instructions.
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Back to IndexBroad-spectrum insect control
on a wide range of crops.
• Effective against adults, nymphs, larvae and eggs of many pest species
rops: Apples, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, canola, brussels sprouts, cereals, flax,
C
lettuce (field), peas, potatoes, snap beans, sweet corn, tobacco, tomatoes.
Chemical Group: Group 1A – carbamate insecticide.
Packaging: One (1) case contains 5.4 Kg of product packaged in convenient water
soluble, pre-measured bags (225 g/bag x 24 bags).
PESTS CONTROLLED AND APPLICATION INFORMATION
Crop Pest Rate PHI Application Information
Apples Apple aphids 0.4 Kg/ac 8 days Begin applications when thresholds have
to 0.84 Kg/ac been reached.
(1 Kg/ha to
2.1 Kg/ha)
Brown marmorated 0.84 Kg/ac
stink bug (2.1 Kg/ha)
Codling moth 0.22 Kg/ac
to 0.84 Kg/ac
(0.54 Kg/ha
to 2.1 Kg/ha)
Mullein bug 0.64 Kg/ac Apply once at calyx using enough water
(1.6 Kg/ha) to ensure adequate coverage but not
over 4000 L/ha.
Oblique-banded leafroller 0.64 Kg/ac Apply when larvae appear just after petals fall
(1.6 Kg/ha) or when pheromone traps indicate adults
are increasing. A second application may be
required 2 weeks later.
Spotted tentiform 0.64 Kg/ac 1st generation – apply at the calyx stage when
leafminer to 0.84 Kg/ac the mines become visible on undersurface
(1.6 Kg/ha of leaves.
to 2.1 Kg/ha)
White apple leafhopper 0.56 Kg/ac 1st generation nymphs – apply shortly after
(1.4 Kg/ha) petal fall. 2nd generation nymphs – apply when
nymphs appear.
Winter moth 0.24 Kg/ac Spray at late tight cluster to early pink stage
(0.6 Kg/ha) using enough water to ensure adequate
coverage
Broccoli Cabbage looper 0.11 Kg/ac 7 days Begin applications when thresholds have
Cauliflower Diamondback moth to 0.22 Kg/ac been reached.
(0.27 Kg/ha
Imported cabbage worm
Cabbage to 0.54 Kg/ha) 1 day
Brussels sprouts Cabbage looper 0.11 Kg/ac 7 days Begin applications when thresholds have
Diamondback moth to 0.22 Kg/ac been reached.
(0.27 Kg/ha
Imported cabbage worm
to 0.54 Kg/ha)
Slugs (larvae of 0.31 Kg/ac 30 days Apply one application and use sufficient water
grey garden slug) (0.78 Kg/ha) volumes to obtain good coverage. For slugs,
make application late in the evening.
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