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Product Guide I Nufarm Agriculture Inc. I Canada VEGETABLES 2020
HERBICIDES
FUNGICIDES
Table of contents
PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS
Herbicides
Chateau WDG. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
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Credit Xtreme. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
®
INSECTICIDES
Rival EC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
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Statue™. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Fungicides
Botector ®
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Parasol FL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
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Parasol WG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
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Presidio ®
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Insecticides
DiPel 2X DF. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
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XenTari WG. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
®
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 1
Chateau WDG herbicide is a PPO inhibitor
®
that works as a barrier on the soil surface
providing season-long residual control of
tough broadleaf and grass weeds.
Chateau ®
WDG
Benefits
• Long-lasting residual, pre-emergent broadleaf weed control with
bonus grass suppression
• Chateau stays where it is sprayed and will not leach or volatilize
• Group 14 herbicide (PPO inhibitor) works differently than many other
commonly used herbicides, helping to manage resistance
• The herbicide barrier cannot be disturbed after moisture activation
• Offers flexible application timing
Registered crops
• Asparagus • Grape Technical information
• Blueberry (highbush and lowbush) • Hops
HERBICIDE GROUP
• Broccoli • Nut trees
• Celery • Pome fruit >> Group 14
• Dry bulb onion • Potato (Western Canada only) ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
• Established mint (peppermint • Stone fruit
>> flumioxazin 51.1%
and spearmint) • Strawberry
• Field pepper • Sweet potato PACKAGING
• Garlic >> 4 x 1.13 kg case
General usage information RAINFAST
• Moisture is necessary to activate Chateau in soil for weed control >> Requires ½ inch of rain or
(½ inch of rain or irrigation) irrigation for activation
• This product will not control emerged weeds
PCP #
• Significant crop injury may occur from applications made to poorly
drained soils and/or applications made under cool, wet conditions >> 29231
• Do not apply to farm alleys or roads where traffic may result in treated
dust settling onto crops or other desirable vegetation
• Application to non-dormant crops or when soils are flooded after
application may result in non-acceptable crop injury, including yield loss
• Use appropriate water volumes to ensure good coverage
• Apply prior to weed emergence
• Undesirable crop injury may occur if Chateau comes in contact with
fruit or foliage
• DO NOT tank-mix with Dual II Magnum ®
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 2
CHATEAU WDG
HERBICIDES
Specific crop usage information
WEEDS CONTROLLED/ RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION
SUPPRESSED
APPLE, GRAPE, NUT TREES, PEAR
Canada fleabane 280 g/ha GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION
Common lamb’s-quarters (113.3 g/ac.) Chateau should be tank-mixed with glyphosate, present as isopropyl
Common ragweed on coarse- amine or potassium salt, for control of emerged weeds. Refer to the
textured soils respective tank-mix partner label for rates, additional recommendations,
Dandelion
with
CHATEAU WDG
HERBICIDES
WEEDS CONTROLLED/ RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION
SUPPRESSED
ASPARAGUS
Canada fleabane 280 g/ha Apply only to dormant asparagus established for at least 1 year
Common lamb’s-quarters (113.3 g/ac.) Applications should be made no sooner than 3 weeks prior to
Common ragweed 420 g/ha emergence of spears and must be sprinkler or rainfall activated
Dandelion (170 g/ac.) with 1-2 cm of water or some scoring may result
Eastern black nightshade Application to non-dormant asparagus may result in unacceptable
crop injury
Green foxtail
Do not work soil within 60 days prior to application in the spring
Green pigweed
Soil can be worked after spear harvest in preparation for Chateau
Hairy nightshade
application prior to fern emergence
Kochia
Treated soil that is splashed onto the ferns may result in spotting
Redroot pigweed
If using Dual II Magnum for added grass control, apply Chateau in the
®
late fall after the ferns have been mowed and apply Dual II Magnum ®
in the spring. Applying Chateau in the fall will ensure product activation
and reduce risk of crop injury – apply after mowing of ferns and
before ground freezes.
For fall applications ferns may be mowed to a height of approximately
12-18 inches. This will ensure adequate snow coverage and still allow spray
to reach the ground. A spring mowing will not reduce residual control.
BLUEBERRY (highbush)
Canada fleabane 280 g/ha 7 Do not apply after budbreak unless using hooded or shielded
Common lamb’s-quarters (113.3 g/ac.) application equipment and applicator can ensure the spray drift
Common ragweed 420 g/ha will not contact the crop fruit or foliage
Dandelion (170 g/ac.) Do not make more than 2 applications in a growing season
Eastern black nightshade Do not make a sequential application within 30 days of the first
application
Green foxtail
Green pigweed Do not apply to highbush blueberries established less than 2 years
Hairy nightshade
Kochia
Redroot pigweed
BLUEBERRY (lowbush)
Canada fleabane 140 g/ha All applications should be made to dormant lowbush blueberries
Common lamb’s-quarters (56.7 g/ac.) Do not make more than 2 applications in a growing season
Common ragweed 210 g/ha Do not make a sequential application within 30 days of the first
Dandelion (85 g/ac.) application
Eastern black nightshade Apply Chateau to dormant plants in the sprout year (spring and/or fall)
Green pigweed or as a dormant post harvest (fall)
Hairy nightshade
Kochia
Redroot pigweed
Moss (suppression) 280 g/ha
(113.3 g/ac.)
420 g/ha
(170 g/ac.)
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 4
CHATEAU WDG
HERBICIDES
WEEDS CONTROLLED/ RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION
SUPPRESSED
TRANSPLANTED BROCCOLI
Canada fleabane 210 g/ha Apply Chateau as a hooded or shielded application to the
Common lamb’s-quarters (85 g/ac.) middle of the rows
Common ragweed Do not apply more than 210 g/ha during a single application
Dandelion or growing season
Eastern black nightshade Plants should be grown on raised or plastic mulched beds that are
Green foxtail at least 10 cm higher than the treated row middle and the mulched
(suppression) bed must have a minimum of a 60 cm bed width
Green pigweed Spray must remain between raised beds with minimal contact
Hairy nightshade with the plastic
Kochia If the top of the bed is contacted, severe injury can occur and
it is advised that 2.5 cm of rain or irrigation must occur prior to
Redroot pigweed
transplanting residues
CANEBERRY
Canada fleabane 420 g/ha 7 Do not make more than 2 applications in a growing season
Common lamb’s-quarters (170 g/ac.) Apply as a uniform broadcast application to the ground or as
Common ragweed a uniform band. Avoid direct or indirect spray contact to foliage
Dandelion and green canes.
Eastern black nightshade Do not apply over the top of the crop
Green foxtail Do not make a sequential application within 30 days of the
Green pigweed first application
Hairy nightshade
Kochia
Redroot pigweed
CELERY
Canada fleabane 140 g/ha Do not apply more than 210 g of Chateau per hectare during
Common lamb’s-quarters (56.7 g/ac.) a single growing season
Common ragweed 210 g/ha Plants should be grown on raised or plastic mulched beds that are
Dandelion (85 g/ac.) at least 10 cm higher than the treated row middle and the mulched
Eastern black nightshade Coarse-textured bed must have a minimum of a 60 cm bed width
Green foxtail with
CHATEAU WDG
HERBICIDES
WEEDS CONTROLLED/ RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION
SUPPRESSED
GARLIC
Canada fleabane Coarse-textured FOR PRE-EMERGENT WEED CONTROL
Common lamb’s-quarters with
CHATEAU WDG
HERBICIDES
WEEDS CONTROLLED/ RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION
SUPPRESSED
POTATO (Western Canada only)
Suppression of: 105 g/ha Do not apply more than 105 g Chateau per hectare during a single
Canada fleabane (42.5 g/ac.) growing season
Common lamb’s-quarters Coarse- and Mechanical incorporation into the soil or disturbance of the soil surface
Common ragweed medium-textured will reduce weed control
Eastern black nightshade with
Credit Xtreme is a patented glyphosate
®
formulation containing Dual-Salt Technology®.
Its high-load formulation (540 g/L) provides fast
and complete control of troublesome weeds.
Credit Xtreme ®
Benefits
• Patented Dual-Salt Technology is a first of its kind innovation
• Provides broad-spectrum weed control through systemic activity
• More active ingredient in less volume – concentrated product
means handling less
• Works quickly and mixes easily to make your job easier
• Excellent compatibility with tank-mixes
• Treats up to 60 acres with just one case (30 acres at standard rate)
Registered crops
• Apple • Grape
Technical information
• Apricot • Peach HERBICIDE GROUP
• Asparagus • Pear >> Group 9
• Blueberry (highbush and lowbush) • Plum
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
• Cherry • Strawberry
>> glyphosate 540 g/L
• Cranberry • Sugar beet
• Ginseng RAINFAST
>> Do not apply if rainfall is in
General usage information forecast during application
• Credit Xtreme is a non-selective herbicide that will kill or injure plants
>> No surfactant required
if it comes in contact with green tissue
• Allow at least 1 day after application before tillage PACKAGING
• Extreme care must be exercised to avoid the herbicide coming in contact >> 2 x 10 L case
or drifting onto foliage, suckers or fruit
>> 500 L tote
>> Bulk
PCP #
>> 29888
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 8
CREDIT XTREME
HERBICIDES
Specific weed control information
WEEDS CONTROLLED/SUPPRESSED RATE
Green foxtail Stinkweed Volunteer canola Wild mustard 0.5 L/ha
Lady’s-thumb Volunteer barley Volunteer wheat Wild oats (0.2 L/ac.)
Flixweed Kochia Wild oats 0.67 L/ha
(0.27 L/ac.)
Canada fleabane Flixweed Narrow-leaved Russian thistle 0.83-1.27 L/ha
Cleavers Giant foxtail hawk’s-beard Volunteer flax (0.34-0.51 L/ac.)
Common ragweed Hemp-nettle Persian darnel Wild buckwheat
Downy brome Lamb’s-quarters Redroot pigweed
Annual bluegrass Crabgrass Narrow-leaved vetch Shepherd’s purse 1.5 L/ha
Annual sow-thistle Kochia Prickly lettuce (0.61 L/ac.)
Specific crop usage information
RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION
APPLE, APRICOT, CHERRY, PEACH, PEAR, PLUM
1.5-8 L/ha 30 Maximum 3 applications per year
(0.61-3.2 L/ac.)
ASPARAGUS
0.83-1.67 L/ha 7 Apply in spring prior to emergence of crop shoots
(0.34-0.68 L/ac.) Maximum 1 application per year
Controls fall seeded ryegrass
BLUEBERRY (CULTIVATED HIGHBUSH)
1.87-3.75 L/ha 30 Use as a directed spray
(0.76-1.52 L/ac.) Maximum 1 application per year
BLUEBERRY (LOWBUSH)
1.87-3.75 L/ha Apply in non-bearing year only during the mid-summer
(0.76-1.52 L/ac.) Maximum 1 application per year
Use a directed spray in mid-summer of the non-bearing year
CRANBERRY
13.4% solution 30 Apply using wick or wiper applicators
0.62 L of Credit Xtreme in 4 L water Maximum 1 application per year
NORTH AMERICAN GINSENG
NEW GARDENS (BC ONLY) Apply in fall after seeding but before freeze-up to control volunteer cereals
1.67 L/ha in 50-100 L of water per ha Do not use fall application in established gardens
EXISTING/ESTABLISHED GARDENS Apply in the spring prior to crop emergence
1.67 L/ha in 50-100 L of water per ha Do not use fall application in established gardens
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 9CREDIT XTREME
HERBICIDES
RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION
GRAPE
1.5-8 L/ha 14 Remove all suckers prior to spraying (except for Concords)
(0.61-3.2 L/ac.) Suckering should be completed 2 weeks prior to application
Do not apply to vines that are less than 3 years established
Maximum 3 applications per year
STRAWBERRY
0.67-1.34% solution (spot application) 30 Apply when weeds are at a susceptible growth stage
22% solution (wiper application) Maximum 1 application per year
SUGAR BEET
0.67-1.34% solution (spot application) Treated crop MUST NOT be harvested
Maximum 1 application per year
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 10Rival EC is a proven pre-plant herbicide
®
that provides effective and reliable
annual broadleaf and grass control
in the horticulture sector.
Rival EC
®
Benefits
• Long-term residual control of tough-to-control broadleaf and grass weeds
• Excellent herbicide resistance management tool when used in
combination and rotation with other products
• Registered on a wide range of crops
• Reduces the hassle of switching products when switching crops
Registered crops
• Asparagus • Lima bean • Rutabaga
• Bean • Pea • Strawberry
• Carrot
Technical information
HERBICIDE GROUP
DIRECT SEEDED
• Cabbage • Cauliflower >> Group 3
TRANSPLANTED ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
• Broccoli • Cabbage • Pepper >> trifluralin 500 g/L
• Brussels sprouts • Cauliflower • Tomato
PACKAGING
>> 2 x 9 L case
General usage information
• Apply Rival EC uniformly to the soil surface and incorporate within 24 hours PCP #
after application >> 18612
• Before applying, ensure that all emerged and existing weeds have been
eliminated through discing or cultivation
• Incorporate to a depth of 8-10 cm only for maximum weed control and
crop tolerance
• Use a disc implement when incorporating on stubble or trashy soils
• Cultivators should only be used for incorporation when soils are in good
working condition
• For application to stubble or trashy soils, thoroughly disc the soils prior
to application to ensure that all crop residues and trash material have
been mixed into the soil to a depth of 10-15 cm
• NOTE: Do not plow (moldboard) land prior to applying Rival EC
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 11RIVAL EC
HERBICIDES
Specific crop usage information
WEEDS CONTROLLED/SUPPRESSED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION
ASPARAGUS
ANNUAL GRASSY WEEDS INCLUDING: 2-4 L/ha Use only on asparagus that is established
Annual bluegrass Green and yellow (0.81-1.62 L/ac.) for 3 seasons or more
Barnyard grass foxtail (wild millet) Refer to label for specific use instructions
Bromegrass Goosegrass related to soil type and organic matter
Cheatgrass Persian darnel
Crabgrass Stinkgrass
Wild oats
ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS INCLUDING:
Carpetweed Pigweed
Chickweed Purslane
Cow cockle Russian thistle
Knotweed Wild buckwheat
Lamb’s-quarters
BLACK BEANS, CABBAGE (direct seeded or transplanted), CAULIFLOWER (direct seeded or transplanted),
CRAMBE, DRY COMMON BEANS (white, kidney), FABABEANS, PEAS (field, processing), SAFFLOWER,
SAINFOIN, SUNFLOWER
ANNUAL GRASSY WEEDS INCLUDING: 1.6-2.8 L/ha Apply and incorporate from 3 weeks prior
Annual bluegrass Green and yellow (0.65-1.15 L/ac.) to planting up to the time of planting
Barnyard grass foxtail (Wild millet) Refer to the label for specific rates based on soil type
Bromegrass Goosegrass and organic matter
Cheatgrass Persian darnel
Crabgrass Stinkgrass
Wild oats
ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS INCLUDING:
Carpetweed Pigweed
Chickweed Purslane
Cow cockle Russian thistle
Knotweed Wild buckwheat
Lamb’s-quarters
BROCCOLI (transplanted), BRUSSELS SPROUTS (transplanted), CARROT, PEPPER, RUTABAGA, SNAPBEAN,
STRAWBERRY, SWEET CLOVER, TOMATO
ANNUAL GRASSY WEEDS INCLUDING: 1.6-2.2 L/ha Refer to label for specific use instructions
Annual bluegrass Green and yellow (0.65-0.90 L/ac.) related to soil type and organic matter
Barnyard grass foxtail (wild millet)
Bromegrass Goosegrass
Cheatgrass Persian darnel
Crabgrass Stinkgrass
Wild oats
ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS INCLUDING:
Carpetweed Pigweed
Chickweed Purslane
Cow cockle Russian thistle
Knotweed Wild buckwheat
Lamb’s-quarters
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 12Statue™ is an effective post-emergent
grass herbicide registered on fruit and
vegetable crops.
Statue ™
Benefits
• Superior over-the-top control of both annual and perennial grasses
• Excellent plant safety allows for most crops to be treated at all stages
so that applications can be targeted to the optimum weed stage
• Systemic action results in exceptional weed control
• Tank-mix flexibility with several herbicide partners
• One case will treat 40-80 ac. of horticultural crop
Registered crops
• Carrot • Sunflower
• Blueberry (highbush) • Red garden (table) beet
Technical information
• Dry onion • Parsnip HERBICIDE GROUP
• Potato • Radish >> Group 1
• Spinach
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
General usage information >> clethodim 240 g/L
• Statue herbicide must be sprayed with the adjuvant Carrier PACKAGING
• Thorough coverage of the foliage is important for consistent grass control >> 2 x 3 L case (requires matching
• Product will be less effective when plants are stressed by lack of moisture, case of Carrier)
excessive moisture, low temperature and/or low humidity
>> Carrier 2 x 8 L case
• Always adhere to the pre-harvest interval for each crop
• Do not use in greenhouses RAINFAST
>> 1 hour
PCP #
>> 32885
>> Carrier PCP # 30639
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 13STATUE
HERBICIDES
Specific weed control information
WEEDS CONTROLLED/SUPPRESSED LEAF STAGE RATE ADJUVANT APPLICATION
RATE
Barnyard grass Quackgrass (suppression) 2-6 0.19 L/ha 0.5% v/v of Carrier
Crabgrass Volunteer canary grass (0.08 L/ac.) (0.5 L/100 L of water)
(smooth and large) Volunteer cereals
Fall panicum (wheat, barley, oats)
Foxtail (green, yellow) Volunteer corn
Persian darnel Wild oats
Proso millet Witchgrass
Quackgrass control** 2-6 0.38 L/ha 0.5% v/v of Carrier
(0.15 L/ac.) (0.5 L/100 L of water)
** For adequate control of quackgrass, use a minimum spray volume of 100 L/ha
Specific crop usage information
RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION
BLUEBERRY (highbush)
0.19 L/ha (0.08 L/ac.) to 0.38 L/ha (0.15 L/ac.) 14 Ground application only
plus 0.5% v/v of Carrier Apply a maximum of 1 application per year
Apply Statue herbicide as a broadcast spray directed to the ground
Apply in a minimum spray volume of 100 L/ha
CRANBERRY
0.19 L/ha (0.08 L/ac.) to 0.38 L/ha (0.15 L/ac.) 30 Apply a maximum of 1 application per year
plus 0.5% v/v of Carrier Varieties of this crop may vary in their tolerance to herbicides, including
Statue herbicide. Since not all crop varieties have been tested for tolerance
to Statue herbicide, a first use should be limited to a small area of each
variety to confirm tolerance prior to adoption as a general field practice.
Additionally, consult your supplier for information on the tolerance of
specific varieties to Statue herbicide.
Do not apply between the hook stage and full fruit set
Apply in a minimum spray volume of 110 L/ha
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 14STATUE
HERBICIDES
RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION
DRY ONION
0.38 L/ha (0.15 L/ac.) 45 Apply a maximum of 1 application per year
plus 0.5% v/v of Carrier Apply post emergent when the crop is in the 1-4 leaf stage
POTATO
0.19 L/ha (0.08 L/ac.) to 0.38 L/ha (0.15 L/ac.) 60 Ground and aerial application
plus 0.5% v/v of Carrier
SPINACH
0.19 L/ha (0.08 L/ac.) 14 Apply a maximum of 2 applications per year. If repeat application
plus 0.5% v/v of Carrier is required, allow at least 14 days between first and second application.
Apply post emergent by ground application when grassy weeds are
between the 2-6 leaf stage
SUNFLOWER
0.38 L/ha (0.15 L/ac.) 72 Ground and aerial application
plus 0.5% v/v of Carrier
CARROT, PARSNIP, RADISH, RED GARDEN (table) BEET
0.19 L/ha (0.08 L/ac.) to 0.38 L/ha (0.15 L/ac.) 30 Apply a maximum of 2 applications per year. If repeat application
plus 0.5% v/v of Carrier is required, allow at least 14 days between first and second application.
Do not apply more than 0.38 L/ha (0.15 L/ac.) per crop season
Apply in a minimum spray volume of 110 L/ha
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 15Botector is a biological fungicide that is
®
a great addition to an IPM program to help
control many diseases in multiple crops.
Botector ®
Benefits
• Effective protection against botrytis on grapes and strawberries
• Unique mode of action
• Reduces the amount of resistant pathogens in the population
• No PHI and no negative influence on the processing procedure
• Safe for humans and environment (not harmful to non-target organisms)
Registered crops
• Blueberry • Other berries
• Cranberry • Pepper
Technical information
• Eggplant • Radicchio
• Endive • Raspberry CHEMICAL CLASS
• Grape • Strawberry >> N/A – Biological
• Lettuce • Tomato
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
GREENHOUSE >> Aureobasidium pullulans
• Eggplant • Radicchio
• Endive • Strawberry
PACKAGING
• Lettuce (head and leaf) • Tomato
>> 10 x 1 kg case
• Pepper RAINFAST
>> 3 hours
General usage information
• Agitate tank solution during application and use within 8 hours PCP #
• Apply Botector preventive before predicted infection conditions, >> 31248
from bloom until harvest
• Adjust the amount of product depending on the leaf wall area
• Botector is compatible with many other chemical products, for
non-compatible products keep a spraying interval of +/-3 days.
Contact your Nufarm Horticulture Specialist.
• Maximum storage period of 18 months at room temperature (20°C) Biological
or 30 months at cool storage (8°C) from the manufacturing date fungicide
• Add sufficient water to the tank, do not use hot water
• Add Botector to the water, while stirring
APPROVED FOR
• Do not prepare highly concentrated pre-mixtures of Botector ORGANIC PRODUCTION
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 16BOTECTOR
FUNGICIDES
Specific crop usage information
DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION
BELL AND NON-BELL PEPPER, EGGPLANT, TOMATO (greenhouse and field)
Gray mold 1 kg/ha Make up to 5 applications per season
(Botrytis cinerea) (500-1,000 L/ha Repeat on a 7-10 day interval as needed up to the day of harvest
(suppression only) water volume)
Apply as a preventative if conditions are favourable for infection
0.4047 kg/ac. as well as at first sign of disease onset
(202-404 L/ac.
water volume)
BLACKBERRY, CRANBERRY, BLACK AND RED CURRENT, ELDERBERRY, GOOSEBERRY, HUCKLEBERRY,
JOSTABERRY, RED AND BLACK RASPBERRY
Gray mold 1 kg/ha 6 applications per year (repeat as needed on a 7-10 day interval) up to harvest
(Botrytis cinerea) (500-1,000 L/ha Apply as a preventative or at the first sign of disease
(suppression only) water volume)
0.4047 kg/ac.
(202-404 L/ac.
water volume)
BLUEBERRY (highbush and lowbush)
Anthracnose fruit rot 1 kg/ha 6 applications per year (repeat as needed on a 7-10 day interval) up to harvest
(Colletotrichum acutatum) (500-1,000 L/ha Apply as a preventative or at the first sign of disease
(suppression only) water volume)
Gray mold 0.4047 kg/ac.
(Botrytis cinerea) (202-404 L/ac.
(suppression only) water volume)
ENDIVE, LETTUCE (field and greenhouse; head and leaf), RADICCHIO
Gray mold 1 kg/ha Make weekly applications if needed on a 7-day interval up to the day
(Botrytis cinerea) (500-1,000 L/ha of harvest
(suppression only) water volume) Begin preventative applications soon after emergence or transplant
0.4047 kg/ac. if conditions favour disease or at the first sign of disease onset
(202-404 L/ac.
water volume)
GRAPE
Gray mold 0.4 kg/ha 4 applications per year (2 days minimum interval)
(Botrytis cinerea) (400 L/ha water Timing: Late flowering to berries being ripe for harvest
(suppression only) volume)
Pre-harvest applications – only in the bunch zone
0.16 kg/ac.
(162 L/ac. water
volume)
STRAWBERRY (field and greenhouse)
Anthracnose fruit rot 1 kg/ha 6 applications per year (repeat as needed on a 7-10 day interval) up to harvest
(Colletotrichum acutatum) (500-1,000 L/ha Apply as a preventative or at the first sign of disease
(suppression only) water volume)
Gray mold 0.4047 kg/ac.
(Botrytis cinerea) (202-404 L/ac.
(suppression only) water volume)
Phomopsis leaf blight
(Phomopsis obscurans)
(partial suppression only)
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 17Parasol FL is one of the smallest and most
®
consistent copper particle size formulations
available. It disperses effortlessly in water
providing protection from disease.
Parasol FL
®
Benefits
• Easy to handle and mix
• Has a higher Metallic Copper Equivalent (MCE) than some other coppers
on the market providing optimal control of tough diseases
• Superior formulation stays in suspension and quickly disperses in water
• Highly compatible with other products
• Superior rainfastness
• One of the smallest and most consistent sizes of copper particles available
in Canada
Registered crops Technical information
• Apple • Nectarine CHEMICAL CLASS
• Apricot • Peach
>> M1 fungicide
• Bean • Pears
• Cherries (sweet and sour) • Pepper ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
• Cucumber • Potato >> copper hydroxide 24.4%
• Filberts • Tomato
PACKAGING
• Hazelnut
>> 2 x 10 L case
General usage information RAINFAST
• Use as a preventative/protective fungicide spray >> 2 hours
• Use on a 7-14 day interval depending on disease conditions
PCP #
• Adaptable for spraying with all types of equipment
>> 25901
• No surfactants needed
• No buffer zone required when applied as spot treatment
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 18PARASOL FL
FUNGICIDES
Specific crop usage information
DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION
APPLE TREES, PEAR TREES
Fire blight 4.7 L/ha 2 Apply a dormant application in sufficient water for complete coverage
(Erwinia amylovora) (1.9 L/ac.) Use 2 applications per year; apply at Silvertip and after harvest with
Bacterial blight 50% leaf drop
(Pseudomonas syringae)
APRICOT TREES
Coryneum blight 4.5-6.7 L/ha 2 Apply as a dormant application before foliage buds swell
(Coryneum carpophilum) (1.9-2.7 L/ac.)
BEAN
Bacterial blight, common 2.3-3.12 L/ha 2 For protective sprays, apply first application when plants are 15 cm high
(Xanthomonas campestris (0.93-1.25 L/ac.) Apply on 7-14 day schedule depending on local conditions
pv. phaseoli)
Do not apply more than 6 treatments per year
Bacterial blight, halo
(Pseudomonas syringae
pv. phaseolicola)
CHERRY TREES (sweet and sour)
Bacterial canker 8.8-13.1 L/ha 2 Apply when 75% of the leaves have fallen
(Pseudomonas spp.) (3.6 - 5.3 L/ac.) Make a second application in early spring before bud break
Use the low rate on small trees and the high rate on large trees
CUCUMBER
Angular leaf spot 2.3-3.12 L/ha 2 Apply weekly once the plants begin to vine
(Pseudomonas syringae (0.93-1.25 L/ac.) Do not apply more than 5 treatments per year
pv. lachrymans)
Minimum re-treatment interval of 7 days
HAZELNUTS, FILBERTS
Bacterial blight 4.4 to 11.4 L/ha 2 Apply as a dormant application when 75% of the leaves have fallen
(Xanthomonas campestris) (1.8 to 4.6 L/ac.) and again in the early spring before bud set
Eastern Filbert Blight Use low rate on small trees, high rate for large trees
(Anisogramma anomala)
PEACH TREES, NECTARINE TREES
Coryneum blight Before bud swell 2 Apply as a dormant spray before bud swell in the spring (low rate)
(Coryneum carpophilum) in the spring: and after leaf fall in the fall (high rate)
Leaf curl 4.5-6.7 L/ha Use the higher rate when rainfall is very heavy and disease pressure
(Taphrina deformans) (1.8-2.7 L/ac.) is high
After leaf fall:
4.5-8.9 L/ha
(1.8-3.6 L/ac.)
PEPPER
Bacterial spot 2.3-3.12 L/ha 2 When disease threatens, apply on a 7-14 day interval depending
(Xanthomonas campestris (0.93-1.25 L/ac.) on disease severity and rainfall
pv. vesicatoria and Do not apply more than 10 treatments per year, with a minimum
X. vesicatoria) re-treatment interval of 3 days
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 19PARASOL FL
FUNGICIDES
DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION
POTATO
Early blight 0.8-1.8 L/ha 2 Apply at 7-10 day intervals starting when plants are 15 cm high
(Alternaria solani) (0.32-0.73 L/ac.) until harvest
Late blight Combine with 1.75-2.25 kg/ha of mancozeb
(Phytophthora infestans) Apply 2.4 L/ha (0.97 L/ac.) at vinekill with a desiccant or alone after
vinekill, prior to harvest for disease management
This late treatment may reduce infection of tubers by the late blight
fungus during harvesting
Do not apply more than 10 treatments per year, with a minimum
re-treatment interval of 5 days
TOMATO
Bacterial spot 2.3 L/ha 2 When disease threatens, apply on a 7-10 day interval, and more
(Xanthomonas campestris (0.93 L/ac.) frequently depending on disease severity and rainfall
pv. vesicatoria) Combine with 1.75-2.25 kg/ha mancozeb
Early blight Do not apply more than 10 treatments per year, with a minimum
(Alternaria solani) re-treatment interval of 3 days
Late blight
(Phytophthora infestans)
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 20Parasol WG provides growers with consistent,
®
uniform copper coverage and enhanced disease
protection through extremely small particle size
and a high organic copper load.
Parasol WG
®
Benefits
• Easy to handle and mix
• Eliminates clogging of sprayer and booms
• Highly compatible with other products
• Small active particle size to ensure superior coverage
Registered crops
• Bean • Pepper
• Cranberry • Potato
• Cucumber • Sugar beet
Technical information
• Grapes • Tomato
• Hops CHEMICAL CLASS
>> M1 fungicide
General usage information
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
• Use as a preventative/protective fungicide spray
>> copper hydroxide 50%
• Use on a 7-14 day interval depending on disease conditions
• Adaptable for spraying with all types of equipment PACKAGING
>> 10 kg bag
RAINFAST
>> Avoid application when
heavy rainfall is in the forecast
PCP #
>> 29063
APPROVED FOR
ORGANIC PRODUCTION
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 21PARASOL WG
FUNGICIDES
Specific crop usage information
DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION
BEAN
Common bacterial blight 2.25-3.25 kg/ha 2 For protective sprays, apply first application when plants are
(Xanthomonas campestris (0.91-1.3 kg/ac.) 15 cm high
pv. phaseoli) Apply on 7-14 day schedule depending on local conditions
Halo bacterial blight Do not apply more than 6 treatments per year
(Pseudomonas syringae
pv. phaseolicola)
CRANBERRIES
Fruit rot complex 4.71 kg/ha 2 For all diseases, do not make more than 3 applications per year
(early rot (Phyllosticta (1.9 kg/ac.) with a minimum of 7 days between applications
vacinii), end rot (Godronia For boom application equipment: Use 500-1,000 L water/ha
cassandrae, Fusicoccum
For chemigation: Use up to 3,000 L water/ha through solid set
putrefaciens), viscid rot
systems only. See application and calibration techniques for
(Phomopsis vaccinii),
sprinkler chemigation under “Directions for Use”.
botryosphaeria fruit rot
and berry speckle Please refer to label for specific use instructions for each disease
(Botryosphaeria vaccinii),
ripe rot (Coleophoma
empetri), black rot
(Allantophomopsis
lycopodina), yellow rot
(Botrytis cinerea), blotch rot
(Physalospora vaccinii),
and bitter rot (Colletotrichum
gloeosporioides))
Rose bloom
(Exobasidium oxycocci)
Monilinia tip blight
(Monilinia oxycocci)
Twig blight
(Lophodermium oxycocci,
L. hypophyllum)
Red leaf spot
(Exobasidium rostrupii)
CUCUMBER
Angular leaf spot 2.25-3.25 kg/ha 2 Apply weekly once the plants begin to vine
(Pseudomonas syringae (0.91-1.3 kg/ac.) Do not apply more than 5 treatments per year
pv. lachrymans)
GRAPES
Black rot 2.24-6.72 kg/ha 2 The amount of product applied per ha in concentrate must
(Guignardia bidwellii) (0.91-2.7 kg/ac.) be the same as the amount applied per ha in dilute spray
Phomopsis rot in 400 to Ensure crop is thoroughly covered with spray mixture
(Phomopsis viticola) 600 L water/ha
For all diseases, begin application at bud break and repeat
Powdery mildew at 3 day intervals through the season if needed
(Uncinula necator syn.
For all diseases, do not make more than 8 applications per year
Erysiphe necator)
with a minimum of 3 days between applications
Downy mildew
May be applied using vertical boom or air-assisted sprayers.
(Plasmopara viticola)
Note: Injury to foliage may occur in copper-sensitive varieties such as:
Concord, Delaware, Niagara and Rosette. The addition of hydrated
lime at a rate of 0.454-1.36 kg per 0.454 kg of Parasol WG Fungicide
may reduce the severity of phytotoxicity. Add lime to the spray tank
first and mix thoroughly before adding product.
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 22PARASOL WG
FUNGICIDES
DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION
HOPS
Downy mildew 1.2 kg/ha 14 Do not apply more than 5 treatments per year at a minimum
(Peronospora humuli) (0.49 kg/ac.) interval of 10 days
in 400 to 1,000 L The amount of this product applied per ha in concentrate
water/ha must be the same as the amount applied per ha in dilute spray
Ensure crop is thoroughly covered with spray mixture
Apply as a fungicide crown treatment after pruning,
but before training
After training, apply at 10 days interval if needed
Discontinue use 2 weeks before harvest
Do not make more than 5 applications per year with a minimum
of 10 days between applications
May be applied using vertical boom or air-assisted sprayers
PEPPER
Bacterial spot 2.25-3.25 kg/ha 2 When disease threatens, apply on a 7-14 day interval depending
(Xanthomonas campestris (0.91-1.3 kg/ac.) on disease severity and rainfall
pv. vesicatoria and Do not apply more than 10 treatments per year, with a minimum
X. vesicatoria) re-treatment interval of 3 days
POTATO
Early blight 1.1-2.5 kg/ha 2 Apply at 7-10 day intervals starting when plants are 15 cm high
(Alternaria solani) (0.45-1.0 kg/ac.) until harvest
Late blight Combine with 1.75-2.25 kg/ha of mancozeb
(Phytophthora infestans) Apply at 3.4 kg/ha at vinekill with a desiccant or alone after vinekill,
prior to harvest for disease management
This late treatment may reduce infection of tubers by the late blight
fungus during harvesting
Do not apply more than 10 treatments per year, with a minimum
re-treatment interval of 5 days
SUGAR BEET
Cercospora leaf spot 2.25-4.25 kg/ha 2 Start spray when disease threatens and continue for 4-6 applications
(Cercospora beticola) (0.91-1.72 kg/ac.) Spray every 10-14 days depending on weather conditions at
2.25-4.25 kg/ha depending on disease severity
Addition of a suitable non-herbicidal agricultural spray oil is
recommended at 5.5 L/ha
Do not apply more than 6 treatments per year
TOMATO
Bacterial spot 1.75-2.25 kg/ha 2 When disease threatens, apply 2.25 kg/ha on a 7-10 day interval,
(Xanthomonas campestris (0.7-0.91 kg/ac.) more frequently depending on disease severity and rainfall
pv. vesicatoria) Combine with 1.75-2.25 kg/ha mancozeb
Early blight Do not apply more than 10 treatments per year, with a minimum
(Alternaria solani) re-treatment interval of 3 days
Late blight
(Phytophthora infestans)
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 23Presidio fungicide is a unique class
®
of chemistry (Group 43) that combats
tough diseases such as late blight and
downy mildew. It’s an excellent resistance
management tool with a low use rate.
Presidio ®
Benefits
• Preventative with some curative reach-back activity
• Systemic and translaminar movement throughout the plant
• Excellent tank-mixability
• Minimal restricted entry and pre-harvest intervals
• Wide application window
Registered crops
• Basil • Fruiting vegetables
• Brassica (head, stem and root) • Ginseng
Technical information
• Cucurbits • Hops
• Edible-podded beans • Leafy vegetables CHEMICAL CLASS
>> Group 43
General usage information
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
• For resistance management Presidio MUST be tank-mixed with another
fungicide registered for the same target pathogen. Always follow the
>> fluopicolide 39.5%
most restrictive label for use directions.
PACKAGING
• Apply when conditions favour disease but prior to disease development
>> 12 x 946 mL case
• When a rate range is given use the lower rate and longer intervals as
preventative treatments. Use the higher rate and shorter intervals when RAINFAST
disease is present.
>> Avoid applications when
• Do not make more than 2 sequential applications heavy rain is in the forecast
• Do not make more than 4 applications per season (2 for cucurbits)
• Please refer to the label for crop rotation restrictions as not all crops are PCP #
labelled for rotation after the use of Presidio >> 30051
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 24PRESIDIO
FUNGICIDES
Specific crop usage information
DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION
BASIL (field and greenhouse)
Downy mildew 292 mL/ha 1 Apply Presidio fungicide in a tank-mix with Revus®
(Peronospora belbahrii) (118 mL/ac.) Follow the most restrictive use directions of either label
Minimum Make foliar applications on a 7 day schedule beginning when
200L/ha spray disease conditions are favourable, but prior to disease development
volume Use the lower rate and longer interval as preventive applications
Use the higher rate and shorter interval if disease is present
Apply no more than 2 sequential applications of Presidio
Do not apply more than 880 mL/ha per season
Make no more than 3 applications per season
Do not apply this product using fogging equipment (handheld or
automated), or using handheld mist blowers/airblast equipment
BRASSICA (head and stem) VEGETABLES
Downy mildew 220-292 mL/ha 2 Apply in a tank-mix with Bravo® 500
(Peronospora parasitica) (89-118 mL/ac.) 7-10 day application interval
BRASSICA ROOT VEGETABLES
Downy mildew 220-292 mL/ha 7 Apply in a tank-mix with Bravo® 500
(Peronospora parasitica) (89-118 mL/ac.) 7-10 day application interval
CUCURBIT VEGETABLES
Downy mildew 292 mL/ha 2 Apply Presidio as one of the earlier treatments in the disease
(Pseudoperonospora (118 mL/ac.) management program
cubensis) Apply in a tank-mix with Bravo® 500
7-10 day application interval
Do not make more than 2 applications per year
Do not make sequential applications of Presidio
Phytophthora blight/ 220-292 mL/ha 2 For best results start applications at the time of planting or transplanting
Crown rot (89-118 mL/ac.) Maximum of 2 applications
(Phytophthora capsici) Apply in a tank-mix with Bravo® 500
(suppression)
EDIBLE-PODDED BEANS – BEAN (Phaseolus spp.), BEAN (Vigna spp.), JACKBEAN (Canavalia ensiformis),
SOYBEAN (immature seed) (Glycine max), SWORD BEAN (Canavalia gladiata)
Suppression of: 292 mL 0 Begin foliar applications when disease conditions are favourable,
Downy mildew (118 mL/ac.) but prior to disease development with 7-14 days between treatments
(Phytophthora nicotianae, Minimum Apply no more than 2 sequential applications of Presidio
P. phaseoli) 200L/ha spray Apply Presidio in a tank-mix with Revus®. Follow the most restrictive
Phytophthora blight volume use directions of either label.
and pod rot (P. capsici) Do not apply more than 880 mL/ha per season
Make no more than 3 applications per season
HOPS
Downy mildew 292 mL/ha 24 Make foliar applications on a 10-14 day schedule beginning when
(Pseudoperenospora (118 mL/ac.) disease conditions are favourable, but prior to disease development
humili) Minimum Apply Presidio in a tank-mix with Revus®. Follow the most restrictive
500L/ha spray use directions of either label.
volume Apply no more than 2 sequential applications of Presidio
Do not apply more than 880 mL/ha per season
Make no more than 3 applications per season
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 25PRESIDIO
FUNGICIDES
DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION
GINSENG
Phytophthora root rot 292 mL in a 7 For resistance management Presidio must be tank-mixed with a
and foliar blight minimum of labelled rate of another fungicide registered for the target pathogen,
(Phytophthora cactorum) 200 L of water but with a different mode of action
Apply Presidio in a tank-mix with Reason®, Phostrol®, Maestro®, Revus®,
Acrobat®, Ridomil Gold® or Aliette®
Follow the most restrictive use directions of either label
Make foliar applications on a 7-10 day schedule beginning when
conditions are favourable, but prior to disease development
Do not make more than 3 foliar applications per season
BROCCOLI RAAB CABBAGE, CHINESE (bok choy) COLLARDS, KALE, MIZUNA,
MUSTARD GREENS, MUSTARD SPINACH, RAPE GREENS
Downy mildews 220 mL/ha 2 Apply at a spray volume of 200 to 1,000 L/ha (81-404 L/ac.)
(Bremia lactucae, (89 mL/ac.) For resistance management, Presidio must be tank-mixed with a
Peronospora farinosa) labelled rate of another fungicide registered for the target pathogen,
but with a different mode of action. For example, apply Presidio in
a tank-mix with Ranman™ 400SC for all crop group 5 crops. Follow the
most restrictive use directions of either label.
Make foliar applications on a 7-10 day schedule beginning with initial
flowering, or when disease conditions are favourable, but prior to
disease development
Do not make more than 3 applications or exceed 660 mL/ha or
267 mL/ac. per season
LEAFY VEGETABLES (except Brassica vegetables)
Downy mildews 220-292 mL/ha 2 Apply in a tank-mix with Aliette®
(Bremia lactucae, (89-118 mL/ac.) 7-10 day application interval
Peronospora farinosa)
PEPPER, TOMATO
Late blight 220-292 mL/ha 2 7-10 day application interval
(Phytophthora infestans) (89-118 mL/ac.) Apply in a tank-mix with Bravo® 500 for late blight
Phytophthora blight Apply in a tank-mix with Revus® for phytophthora blight
(Phytophthora capsici)
(suppression)
POTATO
Late blight 220-292 mL/ha 7 Apply in a tank-mix with Bravo® 500
(Phytophthora infestans) (89-118 mL/ac.) 7-10 day application interval
Pink rot 292 mL/ha 30 Apply Presidio using a 15-20 cm band directly over the seed piece,
(Phytophthora (118 mL/ac.) or in the furrow where the seed piece is to be dropped, prior to
erythroseptica) furrow closure. A second application of Presidio should be made
between hilling and tuber initiation, sprayed directly to the soil.
Apply as band to the soil at the base of the plants or as a broadcast
spray. Tank-mix Presidio with a registered alternative such as Ridomil
Gold® 480SL fungicide or Phostrol® fungicide. Follow the most
restrictive use directions on the individual product labels.
Do not combine in-furrow/soil applications and foliar applications
Do not make more than 2 applications of Presidio per season
For resistance management, Presidio must be tank-mixed with a
labelled rate of another fungicide registered for the target pathogen,
but with a different mode of action
Nufarm Agriculture Inc. is a distributor of Valent products in Canada.
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 26DiPel 2X DF is a leading biological insecticide
®
with a high potency resistance management tool
for proven control of Lepidoptera pests in both
conventional and organic cropping systems.
DiPel 2X DF
®
Benefits
• The most potent Bt insecticide on the market with a unique mode of action,
making it an excellent tool for managing resistance
• Immediately deters insects from feeding – death occurs within 1-3 days
• The dry, flowable formulation is convenient and easy to handle with
tank-mix flexibility
• Not harmful to bees or beneficial insects making it a great tool for spring
feeding caterpillars
• No REI and safe for humans
Registered crops
• Apple • Corn (sweet and field) • Ornamental Technical information
• Asian radish • Cranberry and shade trees
CHEMICAL CLASS
• Berries and • Ginseng • Parsley
small fruit • Pear
>> Group 11
• Grape
• Blueberry (highbush • Greenhouse herbs • Potato
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
and lowbush) • Raspberry
• Greenhouse >> Bacillus thuringiensis, var.
• Bok choy ornamentals • Sea buckthorn
kurstaki strain ABTS-351 (57%)
• Broccoli • Greenhouse • Spinach
• Cabbage vegetables • Stone fruit PACKAGING
• Cauliflower • Herbs and spices • Sunflower >> 24 x 0.5 kg case
• Chinese broccoli • Kale • Timothy
>> 5 kg bag
• Chinese cabbage • Lettuce • Tobacco
• Chokecherry • Mustard greens • Tomato RAINFAST
• Collards • Nut crops • Turnip greens >> Avoid application when
For a complete list of all crops registered and what is included for each heavy rainfall is in the forecast
crop group refer to the label
PCP #
>> 26508
General usage information
• OMRI-certified for use in organic production
• Apply when insect pests are small (egg hatch to early instars)
before crop damage occurs Biological
• Apply using sufficient water volume for thorough crop coverage insecticide
• Repeat at an interval sufficient to maintain control, usually 3-14 days
• Use with a water pH 7 or lower APPROVED FOR
• Use with a non-ionic surfactant for hard to wet foliage ORGANIC PRODUCTION
(such as cabbage or broccoli)
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 27DIPEL 2X DF
INSECTICIDES
Specific crop usage information
INSECT CONTROLLED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION
APPLE, PEAR
Leafrollers* 1,125-1,675 g/ha *Apply in 600-800 L/ha at pink stage and, if populations are heavy, at petal
(Fruitree, European, (455-678 g/ac.) fall using an air-blast orchard sprayer. Weekly applications may be necessary
Oblique-banded, if egg hatch is asynchronous.
Three-lined) Best results are obtained if applications are made in the evening or on
a cloudy day
Winter moth** 280 g/ha
(not registered for pears) (113 g/ac.) **For use in combination with Ripcord™ or Cymbush®
See the respective labels for specific instructions
Follow the most restrictive label
ASIAN RADISH, BOK CHOY, CHINESE BROCCOLI, CHINESE CABBAGE
Cabbage looper 275-550 g/ha Use in 400 L/ha
(111-222 g/ac.) A non-ionic surfactant is suggested for this crop
Diamondback moth 275 g/ha Refer to General Information
(111 g/ac.)
Imported cabbageworm 55-140 g/ha
(22.3-56.7 g/ac.)
BLUEBERRY (highbush), CHERRY, CRANBERRY
Cherry fruitworm 1,680 g/ha Apply at egg hatch, from petal fall through to green fruit stage
Fruitworm (680 g/ac.) Use a minimum of 300 L/ha and an airblast sprayer
Maximum of 4 applications per season
Repeat on a 3-14 day interval if needed
BLUEBERRY (lowbush)
Blueberry spanworm 550-1,125 g/ha Maximum of 4 applications per year
Chainspotted geometer (222-455 g/ac.) Apply in a minimum of 300 L/ha
Rannoch looper Apply when larvae in the first or second instar are present at or above
the economic threshold
BROCCOLI
Cabbage looper 275-550 g/ha A non-ionic surfactant is suggested for this crop
(111-222 g/ac.) Refer to General Information
Diamondback moth 55-140 g/ha
Imported cabbageworm (22.3-56.7 g/ac.)
CABBAGE
Cabbage looper 275-550 g/ha A non-ionic surfactant is suggested for this crop
(111-222 g/ac.) Refer to General Information
Diamondback moth 55-275 g/ha
(22.3-222 g/ac.)
Imported cabbageworm 275 g/ha
(111 g/ac.)
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 28DIPEL 2X DF
INSECTICIDES
INSECT CONTROLLED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION
CAULIFLOWER
Cabbage looper 275-550 g/ha A non-ionic surfactant is suggested for this crop
(111-222 g/ac.)
Imported cabbageworm 55-140 g/ha Maximum of 5 applications per year
(22.3-56.7 g/ac.)
CHOKECHERRY ORCHARDS AND SHELTERBELTS
Fall webworm 635 g/ha 1 application per year
(257 g/ac.) Mix 0.288 kg of product in 1,000 L of water
Apply at a rate of 22 L mixture per 100 m2
Apply as soon as tents are visible
COLLARDS
Cabbage looper 275-550 g/ha A non-ionic surfactant is suggested for this crop
(111-222 g/ac.)
CRANBERRIES
Green and brown 275-550 g/ha Refer to general information
spanworm (111-222 g/ac.)
GINSENG
Leafrollers 565-1,125 g/ha Ground application – apply in 760-1,250 L/ha water, maximum of
(228-455 g/ac.) 2 applications per year
For best control apply when larvae are in early instar stage
GRAPE
Grape berry moth 1,125 g/ha Begin applications after adult flight begins – before egg hatch
(455 g/ac.) Use a high water volume
Repeat on a 7-10 day interval
Maximum 6 applications per year
Leafrollers 125-250 g/ Repeat on a 3-14 day interval
400 L water
GREENHOUSE CUCUMBER
Alfalfa looper 625 g/1,000 L Make applications when egg hatch is complete and when larvae are small
Cabbage looper 75-150 g/250 L Repeat every 3-14 days if needed
Duponchelia fovealis
GREENHOUSE EGGPLANT, PEPPER, TOMATO
Cabbage looper 75-150 g/250 L Make applications when egg hatch is complete and when larvae are small
Repeat every 3-14 days if needed
GREENHOUSE FRUITING VEGETABLES
Duponchelia fovealis 625 g/1,000 L Make applications when egg hatch is complete and when larvae are small
Repeat every 7 days if needed
Lepidopteran leafminers 500-1,000 g/ Make applications when egg hatch is complete and when larvae are small
1,000 L Repeat every 7-10 days if needed
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 29DIPEL 2X DF
INSECTICIDES
INSECT CONTROLLED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION
GREENHOUSE HERBS, GREENHOUSE ORNAMENTALS
Duponchelia fovealis 625 g/1,000 L Make applications when egg hatch is complete and when larvae are small
Repeat every 7 days if needed
GREENHOUSE WASABI
Alfalfa looper 75-150 g/250 L Apply at the first signs of infestation
Cabbage looper Treat when larvae are young (early instars)
Repeat applications on a 7-10 day interval if needed
Maximum 8 applications per year
HOPS
European corn borer 560-1,120 g/ha Apply at first sign of infestation
(226-453 g/ac.) Repeat on a 3-14 day interval if needed
Hop looper 275-550 g/ha
(111-222 g/ac.)
KALE, LETTUCE, MUSTARD GREENS, SPINACH, TURNIP GREEN
Cabbage looper 275-550 g/ha A non-ionic surfactant is suggested for this crop
(111-222 g/ac.)
NUT CROPS – HAZELNUTS, PECANS, SWEET CHESTNUTS, WALNUTS
Leafrollers (European, 1,125-1,675 g/ha Refer to general information
Fruitree, Oblique-banded, (455-678 g/ac.)
Three-lined)
PARSLEY
Cabbage looper 275 g/ha Refer to general information
(111 g/ac.)
QUINOA
European corn borer 560-1,120 g/ha Apply when pinhole feeding is observed in at least 5% of the plants
(226-453 g/ac.) Repeat on a 7-day interval if needed
Apply before larvae begin stalk-boring
RED RASPBERRY
Early season Oblique- 550-1,125 g/ha Refer to general information
banded leafroller (222-455 g/ac.)
STONE FRUIT – APRICOT, CHERRY PEACH PLUM/PRUNE
Fruitworm 1,125-1,675 g/ha Apply in 2,000 L/ha at pink stage to petal fall
(455-678 g/ac.)
Leafrollers (European, Apply in 600-800 L/ha at pink stage and, if populations are heavy,
Fruittree, Oblique-banded, at petal fall using an air-blast orchard sprayer. Weekly applications
Three-lined) may be necessary if egg hatch is asynchronous.
SUNFLOWER
Sunflower moth 315-625 g/ha Applied as an aerial application. Mix amount in 20 L of water.
(127-253 g/ac.) Apply when 20-50% of heads are in bloom
Thorough coverage is needed, apply second application if required
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INSECTICIDES
INSECT CONTROLLED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION
SWEET CORN
European corn borer 560-1,120 g/ha Apply when pinhole feeding is observed in at least 5% of the plants
(226-453 g/ac.) Repeat on a 7-day interval if needed
TIMOTHY
Essex (European) skipper 140-275 g/ha Refer to general information
(56.7-111 g/ac.)
TOBACCO
Hornworm 55-140 g/ha Refer to general information
(22.3-56.7 g/ac.)
TOMATO
Cabbage looper 275-550 g/ha Refer to general information
(111-222 g/ac.)
Tomato fruitworm 550 g/ha For tomato fruitworm apply every 5-7 days
(222 g/ac.) Refer to general information
Vegetables Product Guide I 2020 31XenTari WG is a leading biological Bt
®
insecticide that controls a broad range of
pests with proven control on tomato looper
in greenhouses, as well as armyworm and
diamondback moth control in conventional
and organic operations.
XenTari ®
WG
Benefits
• Unique mode of action making it an excellent tool for managing resistance
• Immediately deters insects from feeding – death occurs within 1-3 days
• Excellent product to rotate with conventional insecticides
• Not harmful to bees or beneficial insects making it a great tool for spring
feeding caterpillars
• No REI and safe for humans
Registered crops
• Artichoke • Chinese celery • Greenhouse • Poppy seed
• Beans (dry • Fennel ornamentals • Radish Technical information
and succulent) • Fruiting • Hare’s ear (including
• Brassica vegetables mustard oriental) CHEMICAL CLASS
leafy greens • Garden beets • Herbs • Rhubarb
>> Group 11
• Brassica • Ginseng and spices • Rutabaga
vegetables • Hops • Sea kale
• Grapes ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
(head • Horseradish • Stone fruit
• Greenhouse >> Bacillus thuringiensis
and stem) • Kohlrabi
beans • Sugar beets
• Bulb subsp. aizawai,
• Greenhouse • Leafy greens • Sweet
vegetables Strain ABTS-1857 (48.1%)
cucumber • Mustard seed potatoes
• Camelina
• Greenhouse • Oil radish • Sweet rocket
• Canola PACKAGING
fruiting • Outdoor • Tobacco
• Cardoon vegetables ornamentals >> 24 x 500 g case
• Tree nuts
• Celery • Greenhouse • Pome fruit • Turnip RAINFAST
• Celtuce lettuce
>> Avoid application when
For a complete list of all crops registered and what is included for each
heavy rainfall is in the forecast
crop group refer to the label
PCP #
General usage information >> 31557
• Apply when insect pests are small (egg hatch to early instars) before
crop damage occurs
• Apply in sufficient water volume for thorough crop coverage
Biological
• Use with a water pH 7 or lower
insecticide
• Use a non-ionic surfactant for hard to wet foliage (such as cabbage
or broccoli)
• XenTari is OMRI certified for use in organic production APPROVED FOR
ORGANIC PRODUCTION
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INSECTICIDES
Specific crop usage information
INSECT CONTROLLED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION
ARTICHOKE
Beet armyworm 500-1,000 g/ha Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces
Corn earworm (202-404 g/ac.) Use 1,000L water/ha (404 L/ac.) to ensure full coverage but not to the point
of runoff
BEANS (dry and succulent)
Beet armyworm 500-1,000 g/ha Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces
Corn earworm (202-404 g/ac.) Mix with sufficient water to ensure full coverage but not to the point of runoff
BRASSICA LEAFY GREENS, BRASSICA HEAD AND STEM VEGETABLES
Cabbage looper 500-1,000 g/ha Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces
Cross-striped (202-404 g/ac.) Recommended 500 L/ha (202 L/ac.)
cabbageworm
Diamondback moth
Imported cabbageworm
BULB VEGETABLES – CHIVE, DAYLILY, ELEGANS HOSTA, FRITILLARIA, GARLIC, KURRAT,
LADY’S LEEK, LEEK, LILY, ONIONS, SHALLOT, WILD LEEK
Leek moth 500-1,000 g/ha Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces
(202-404 g/ac.) Recommended 1,000 L/ha (404 L/ac.)
CANOLA, CAMELINA, HARE’S EAR MUSTARD, MUSTARD SEED, OIL RADISH,
POPPY SEED, SWEET ROCKET
Bertha armyworm 500-1,000 g/ha Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces
Diamondback moths (202-404 g/ac.) Recommended 500 L/ha (202 L/ac.)
CARDOON, CELERY, CHINESE CELERY, CELTUCE, FENNEL, RHUBARB, SEA KALE
Beet armyworm 500-1,000 g/ha Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces
Cabbage looper (202-404 g/ac.) Recommended 500 L/ha (202 L/ac.)
FRUITING VEGETABLES
Beet armyworm 500-1,000 g/ha Apply every 5-7 days
Cabbage looper (202-404 g/ac.) Use 500-1,000 L/ha (202-404 L/ac.) to ensure full coverage, but not to the point
Tobacco budworm of runoff
Tomato fruitworm
GARDEN BEETS, SUGAR BEETS, INCLUDING LEAVES
Beet armyworm 500-1,000 g/ha Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces
Beet webworm (202-404 g/ac.) Recommended 500 L/ha (202 L/ac.)
GINSENG
Oblique-banded leafroller 500-1,000 g/ha Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces
(202-404 g/ac.) Recommended 500 L/ha (202 L/ac.)
GRAPE
Grape berry moth 500-1,000 g/ha Begin applications at “black head stage” of eggs, 2 days before larvae hatch
Grape leafroller (202-404 g/ac.) May be repeated if needed every 7-10 days up to 6 applications per year
Grape leaffolder
Grapeleaf skeletonizer
Oblique-banded leafroller
Omnivorous leafroller
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