Main Features
- Against ear blight in wheat: An application is made in the middle of the flowering period of wheat plants.
- Grain powdery mildew in wheat: The course of the disease should be monitored by taking into account the climatic conditions, and in cases where the disease progresses towards the upper part of the plant, green parts should be applied in order to prevent the transmission of the upper leaves, especially the flag leaf, with the disease.
- Brown rust in wheat: Applications should be started when signs of disease are seen. Green parts are applied against rust factors. The application should be made so that the surface of the leaves and stem is covered with the mixture. Considering the climatic conditions and the condition of the disease, the application is continued at 10-14 day intervals when necessary.
- Against yellow rust in wheat: Early signs of yellow rust disease on the lower leaves can be seen every year. For this reason, the course of the disease should be monitored, taking into account the climatic conditions (90% proportional humidity and 15-20ºC temperature). If the climatic conditions are suitable for the development of the disease and there is a possibility of an epidemic situation, the spraying can be repeated according to the effect time of the drug used. Spraying should not be done one month before the harvest, as the plant enters the ripening period.
- Septoria leaf spot in wheat: If the climatic conditions are suitable for the development of the disease and there is a possibility of an epidemic, the green part application is applied. In general, the best time to apply is at the end of the sheath period or before spike emergence, when the flag leaf is fully opened. For an infection that climbs to the upper parts of the plant in the early period, the flag leaf should not be expected to emerge. In the same way, if the field is contaminated and rainy weather continues during the heirloom period, it may be necessary to apply since economic damage may be in question.
Active Ingredient and Its Ratio
125 g/L Prothioconazole + 125 g/L Tebuconazole
Packaging Types
1L, 5L
PLANT TO BE USED AND HARMFUL ORGANISMS
| Plant Name | Harmful Organism Name | Administration dose | Time Between Last Application and Harvest |
| Wheat | Virgo Blight(Fusarium graminearum, F. culmorum) | 100 ml/da | 35 days |
| Wheat | Grain Powdery mildew(Erysiphe graminis f. sp. tritici) | 100 ml/da | 35 days |
| Wheat | Brown Rust (Puccinia recondita tritici) | 100 ml/da | 35 days |
| Wheat | Yellow rust (Puccinia striiformis) | 100 ml/da | 35 days |
| Wheat | Septoria leaf spot disease(Septoria tritici) | 100 ml/da | 35 days |
PREPARING THE PLANT PROTECTION PRODUCT FOR APPLICATION
The plant protection product calculated over the recommended dose is first mixed with some water in a separate container. The tank of the application machine is half filled with water. While the mixer of the machine is in operation, the medicated water is added to the tank. Continuing to mix, the tank is completed with water. The mixing process is continued until the application is completed. Use the prepared plant protection product on the same day.
CALIBRATION : The application machine should be calibrated before the application. The amount of mixture to be given to a certain area should be well adjusted to provide a good coating in applications. Applications should be made during cool hours of the day in windless or slightly windy weather conditions.
CLEANING OF THE APPLICATION MACHINE : Immediately after the application is completed, safely empty the tank of the application machine. After filling the tank with clean water, run the mixer and spray system to ensure that all parts are washed. Do not wash near water sources. Do not discharge washing water and waste into water sources.
USAGE OF THE PLANT PROTECTION PRODUCT
Against ear blight in wheat: An application is made in the middle of the flowering period of wheat plants.
Grain powdery mildew in wheat : The course of the disease should be followed by taking into account the climatic conditions, and in cases where the disease progresses towards the upper part of the plant, green parts should be applied in order to prevent the transmission of the upper leaves, especially the flag leaf, with the disease.
Brown rust in wheat : Applications should be started when signs of disease are seen. Green parts are applied against rust factors. The application should be made so that the surface of the leaves and stem is covered with the mixture. Considering the climatic conditions and the condition of the disease, the application is continued at 10-14 day intervals when necessary.
Against yellow rust in wheat : Early signs of yellow rust disease on the lower leaves can be seen every year. For this reason, taking into account the climatic conditions (90% proportional humidity and 15-20°C temperature), the course of the disease should be monitored, and in cases where the disease progresses towards the upper part of the plant, green part spraying should be started in order to prevent the transmission of the upper leaves, especially the flag leaf, with the disease. If the climatic conditions are suitable for the development of the disease and there is a possibility of an epidemic, the spraying can be repeated according to the effect time of the drug used. Since the plant enters the maturation period one month before the harvest, spraying should not be done.
Septoria leaf spot in wheat : If the climatic conditions are suitable for the development of the disease and there is a possibility of an epidemic, the green part application is applied. In general, the best time to apply is at the end of the sheath period or before spike emergence, when the flag leaf is fully opened. For an infection that climbs to the upper parts of the plant in the early period, the flag leaf should not be expected to emerge. Likewise, if the field is contaminated and rainy weather continues during the heirloom period, it may be necessary to apply, as there may be economic damage.