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1 BASF Product & Research Update Ag. Innovation Symposium, March 26, 2014 Merivon Xemium Brand Fungicide Sanjeev Bangarwa, Field Biologist Kate Walker, Tech Service Rep Sean Morelos, Business Rep
2 Merivon Fungicide Registered Crops: Nut crop, pome and stone fruits, carrots, and strawberries Formulation: Suspension Concentrate (SC) Water based suspension of Fluxapyroxad (Xemium ) and Pyraclostrobin (F500 ) particles Ratio is 1:1 based on weight Active ingredient loading:
3 Maximizing Strawberry Production with Merivon Merivon Use Strawberries Target Diseases Use Rate Powdery Mildew, Leaf Spot, Anthracnose 4 7 oz/a 4-11 oz/a Botrytis Gray Mold 8-11 oz/a Max Applications per Season 3 PHI 0 days REI 12 hours General Start applications prior to disease development and continue on 7-10 day interval. Maximum 2 consecutive applications then rotate to non-group 7 or non-group 11 product No adjuvant or tank mixing restrictions
4 Research Trials on Strawberry
5 Merivon Strawberry Powdery Midlew Control 2013 UCCE Mark Bolda Untreated Control Fracture 18.2 oz alt Switch 14 oz Fracture 18.2 oz + Quadris Top 23 Rally 5 oz alt Quintic 6 oz Tavano 13 oz Rally 5 oz Fontelis 1.5 pt Torino 3.4 oz alt Rally 5 oz Quintec 6 oz Fontelis 1 pt Rally 5 oz alt Torino 3.4 oz Quadris Top 23 oz Merivon 6 oz % Disease Infection Trial Location: Watsonville, CA. Applications were made on May 30, June 12, 26 and July 10. GPA=150 gal Ratings: disease severity on underside of 10 strawberry leaflets 0-100% scale. Ratings taken on July 24, 2013.
6 Merivon Strawberry Antracnose Control 2012 University of North Carolina Untreated 106 Switch 14 oz 15 Elevate 1.5 lb/a 216 Merivon 8 oz 0 Merivon 11 oz 2 Pristine 23 oz Weight of Non-Marketable Fruit Due to Anthracnose (g/plot) 1 trial - Dr. Frank Lowes. 8 apps on 7 d interval. All trts with Induce at 0.125%.
7 Merivon Strawberry Botrytis Control Average of 7 US Trials Untreated 59 Switch 14 oz 23 Merivon 11 oz 23 Merivon 8 oz 25 % Disease Incidence trials NC, FL, GA, CA. Data from 2011 and All treatments with Induce at 0.125% v/v. Data taken 4-18 days after last application 7
8 Merivon Strawberry Botrytis Control 2012 Pacific Ag Research Untreated Control 10 Scala 18 fl.oz alt Captan 3 lb 5 Pristine 23 oz alt Captan 3 lb 2 Switch 14 oz alt Captan 3 lb 0 Merivon 11 oz alt Captan 3 lb Botrytis Severity (%) Trial Location: San Luis Obispo, CA. Field applications made 14 days before harvest. Fruit harvested on May 8. Evaluations made on May 11. Severity ratings based on % diseased fruit per sample. Sample consists of 10 fruit/plot. All treatments included Organosilicone adjuvant.
9 Merivon Strawberry Rhizopus Control 2013 Southeast Ag Untreated Control 17 Switch 14 oz 18 Pristine 23 oz 3 Merivon 6 oz 4 Merivon 7 oz Merivon 8 oz Merivon 9 oz % Disease Frequency Trial Location: Chula, GA. Variety: Camaros. Rating 5/10/2013
10 Higher Level Disease Control with Merivon Merivon fungicide research testing results Berries were placed in incubator at 68 degrees Fahrenheit. Photos taken 5 days after harvest
11 Strawberry PM and Botrytis Options PM Products Class Botrytis Products Class SI (Various) 3 Captan M4 Sulfur M2 Thiram M3 Cabrio & Abound 11 Scala 9 Pristine 7/11 Switch 9/12 Quintec 13 Pristine 7/11 Torino U6 Elevate 17 Merivon 7/11 Topsin M 1 Fontellis 7 Merivon 7/11
12 Fungicide Rotation Tips Use the FRAC numbers to your advantage Products will work better and longer if they are rotated more often Back to back applications Although they are allowed this is not optimal Calibrate your application equipment The best products will not make up for poor applications Use labeled rates Cutting rates increase the chances for resistance
13 Merivon Key Application Information Optimal ph Wide range just don t go to the extremes Surfactants No Restrictions Use spreaders and penetrators rather than stickers Tank mixes No tank mix restrictions Ok with nutrients, insecticides, miticides and other fungicides
14 Merivon Key Application Information Water Volumes 10 GPA Minimum Application Methods Ground, Air, & Chemigation Rainfast Period 1 hr. Drying Time Signal Word Warning
15 Things To Remember About Merivon Systemic Properties Continuous redistribution throughout the plant Movement is in the Xylem Broad Spectrum Disease Control PM, Botrytis, Anthracnose, Rhizopus Post Harvest Disease Control Protecting the berries in and out of the field.
16 Thank you for your attention Questions?
17 Registered products mentioned in the presentation FUNGICIDES Elevate is a registered trademarks of Helena Holding Company Switch is a registered trademark of Syngenta Crop Protection, LLC Pristine is a registered trademark of BASF Corporation Captan 80 WDG is a registered trademark Loveland Products, Inc. Luna Sensation is a registered trademark of Bayer Crop Science Fontelis is a registered trademark of EI DuPont de Nemours & Company Thiram Granuflo is a registered trademark of Chemtura Corporation Fracture is a registered trademark of FMC Corporation Rally is a registered trademark of Dow Agro Sciences Quintec is a registered trademark of Dow Agro Sciences Torino is a registered trademark of Gowan Company Tavano is a registered trademark of Certis, U.S.A. Quadris Top is a registered trademark of Syngenta Crop Protection, LLC ADJUVANTS Dyne-Amic, Induce are registered trademarks of Helena Holding Company Sygard 309 is a registered trademark of Wilbur-Ellis Company
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