Irish Independent All wheat crops should have received, or be receiving, their T2/flag leaf fungicide at this stage. If you have already used an expensive fungicidal programme and your crops are clean it may now be opportune to revert to triazole /combination products ...
Agriculture.com Just in time for fungal disease field scouting, South Dakota State University has launched the “Small Grains Disease Forecasting” Web tool in conjunction with North Dakota State University to help producers decide whether a fungicide application is ... and more »
Agriculture.com Several companies have developed new strobilurin and triazole fungicides and fungicide mixes in the past decade. The sum of these? Two hundred million cumulative corn and soybean acres have received a fungicide treatment over the past 10 years.
Agri-View Multiple fungicides are registered for use on wheat, but only a few have efficacy in managing FHB. Fungicides available for FHB management all belong to the triazole class of fungicides and are Caramba (BASF Corporation), Prosaro (Bayer CropScience), ...
Central Midlands & Coastal Advocate In recent years the disease has developed resistance to older triazole (DMI) fungicides and evolved virulence on barley cultivars with levels of resistance. However, Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) funded research at the Centre for ... and more »
Western Morning News A robust mixture of at least three-quarter rates of SDHI and triazole will be needed, a recommendation I shall be using for all my wheats. Going any ... Spring barleys will soon need a T2 fungicide , a key timing given the crop's sensitivity to ... and more »
Devon Dispatch Use a preventative application of Caramba fungicide at 20 per cent flower. The triazole activity in Caramba gives the highest level of suppression over fusarium head blight and also controls late-season leaf diseases in cereals. Caramba is applied ...
Delta Farm Press DuPont™ Aproach® Prima fungicide uses the same unique strobilurin found in DuPont™ Aproach® fungicide for preventive and curative control, plus a triazole to help control diseases such as frogeye leaf spot (including strobilurin-resistant populations ...
FarmersWeekly Similarly, triazole fungicides could be banned, the irony being that triazole chemistry is used in sprays to control athelete's foot or thrush. So you can slap it on with gay abandon as long as you keep it in the bathroom. Keeping them in the spray ...
Farmers Guardian He warned banning products such as triazole fungicides would have a huge impact on UK wheat production, damaging the economy and exporting production to parts of the world with less restrictive regimes. “If they take the broadest definition of ... and more »
