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FRUITS Crop Specific Application Rates & Timings Crop Timing of Application Rate/ Acre Avocados 1. Start of regrowth in spring 2. 2 weeks pre bloom 3. 2 weeks after petal fall 4. Before summer fruit drop 5. Every 2 4 weeks during summer months 6. 2 4 weeks after harvest Caneberries (Blackberry, Loganberry, 1. Start of growth in spring 1 2 pints Raspberry etc.) months Cherries 1. White bud 2. Petal fall to shuck fall 3. Exposed young fruit 4. Straw colour apply with gibberellin sprays (avoid sprays where early market is desired) 5. Repeat in times of stress 6. 2 4 weeks after harvest Citrus (Oranges, Mandarins, 1. At pre bloom 2. At petal fall where fruitlets are 0.5cm Lemons, Limes and Grapefruit) 3. When fruit 2.0cm (Olive size) months 5. Apply with gibberellin sprays in mid & late season varieties 6. 2 4 weeks after harvest Cranberries 1. 4 weeks pre bloom soil Grapes (Wine) 1. Prior to pruning 2. At 10 15cm plant height 3. At 2 4 weeks before bloom 4. When fruit 2 3mm 5. After 2 3 weeks 6. 2 4 weeks after harvest Grapes (Table, Raisin, Juice) 1. 10cm shoot growth 2. 20 30cm shoot growth 3. 5 days pre bloom 4. Sizing sprays 5. Veraison 6. Every 2 4 weeks during summer months 7. 2 4 weeks after harvest Hydroponics 1. Apply continuously with each fertigation cycle in substrate 0.25 to 0.50 (Cucumbers, Lettuce, culture system ounces per Peppers, Tomatoes and 2. Every 7 14 days in closed systems 100 gallons Strawberries) of water Pome Fruits 1. At Green tip formation (Apples and Pears) 2. At pre bloom 3. At full bloom 4. At first fruit appearance 5. Can be repeated every 3 weeks until harvest Pomegranate 1. Start of growth

Stone Fruits (Nectarines, Apricots, 1. Pink/white bud 2. Petal fall Peaches, Plums etc.) 3. Jacket split months Strawberries 1. Pre bloom 1 2 pint 2. Repeat every 3 weeks until harvest Pomegranate 1. Start of growth Pineapple 1. At planting 2. Every 2 4 weeks during growth and fruit development stages

VEGETABLE Crop Specific Application Rates & Timings Crop Timing of Application Rate/ Acre Brassica Vegetables 1. 7 days after transplanting 1 2 pints (Broccoli, Cauliflower, 2. Repeat every 2 weeks until harvest Cabbage,) Curcurbit Vegetables (Watermelon, Cucumber, 1. Post transplant 2. 10 days before flowering 1 2 pints Melons, Cantaloupe 3. Repeat 2 more times at 15 day intervals Pumpkins etc.) Fruiting Vegetables 1. 21 day old plants 1 2 pints (Table Tomatoes, Processing 2. 2 weeks after planting Tomatoes, Eggplant and 3. Repeat every 3 weeks until harvest Peppers) Leafy Vegetables 1. At 4 6 leaf stage 1 2 pints (Celery, Lettuce, Spinach etc.) 2. Pre bloom 3. At first pods Legumes 1. At 4 6 leaf stage 1 2 pints (Beans, Lentils, Peas etc.) 2. Pre bloom 3. At first pods Potatoes 1. 6 th leaf on main stem unfurled 1 2 pints 2. 1 st Flower opened 3. 30 days after spray 2 Root Crops 1. Two weeks after emergence 1 2 pints Carrots, Turnips, Onions, 2. At root enlargement Leeks, Sugar Beet) 3. Repeat every 10 15 days to harvest NUTS Crop Timing of Application Rate/Acre Almonds 1. Pink bud 2. Petal fall 3. Before summer heat stress Hazelnuts 1. At 4 leaf stage 2. Second internode visible 3. First Flower bud opened Pistacchios 1. End of tillering 2. Second node 3. Booting Tree Nuts (Cashews, Macadamia, 1. At 4 6 leaf stage 2. Second node Pecans, Walnuts etc.) 3. End of flowering

Field Crops Crop Timing of Application Rate/Acre Alfalfa 1. At planting 1 2 pints 2. After each cutting Canola 1. At 4 leaf stage 1 2 pints 2. Second internode visible 3. First Flower bud opened Cereals 1. End of tillering 1 2 pints (Barley and Wheat) 2. Second node 3. Booting Corn 1. At 4 6 leaf stage 1 2 pints (Grain, Feed, Forage and 2. Second node Silage) 3. End of flowering Cotton 1. At planting 1 2 pints 2. Every 2 3 weeks Rice 1. At 30 40 days after seeding 1 2 pints 2. Emergence of early panicle 3. Apply 3 4 days before anticipated stress APPLICATION METHODS FOLIAR SOIL ROOTING/TRANSPLANT SOLUTION LATE SEASON & POST HARVEST Direction for Use Fill half the spray tank with water, agitate and gradually add recommended amount of Algamin XTO with remainder of water and spray solution. Use enough water for good spray coverage. Spray should be applied as a fine mist, with low fluid velocity until the foliage is wet. Do not foliar apply during times of heat or water stress. For best results apply during the cool part of the day or when temperatures are below 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Do not spray just before or after rainfall or sprinkler irrigation. Application rates should be adjusted according to plant size and leaf area. Application can be made by mixing with soil applied fertility, directed sprays to the soil, through the irrigation systems or other methods which effectively apply Algamin XTO to the soil. Dilute 1 part Algamin XTO in a minimum of 100 parts of finished solution and agitate. Continuous agitation of supply tank is recommended. Algamin XTO can be applied through all types of irrigation systems at the suggested rates. For micro sprinkler or drip irrigation, apply after the system is fully pressurised, inject finished solution for at least one hour and follow with clean water for at least two hours, Avoid heavy irrigations immediately following application. To encourage root growth of new transplants treat roots with a solution of Algamin XTO at the rate of 0.05 0.33% solution prior to transplanting. Algaimin XTO is an excellent way to stimulate root growth and prepare perennial crops for the next season s early growth. Apply to the soil or foliar using methods above. Rate

GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS The following general principles apply to all applications of ALGAMIN XTO General Crop Application Rates & Timings - Woody Perennial Crops (tree, vines, Bushes etc.): Apply 1-4 pints of ALGAMIN XTO per acre starting at regrowth in the spring. Repeat every 7-28 days. At transplanting a root dip solution (0.05-0.33%) can be used. Post-harvest applications can be made every 1-4 weeks from harvest to dormancy. Applications can be made either foliar or to the soil. Apply 3-5 days ahead of anticipated stress event. - Other Fruit, Vegetable and Field Crops: Apply 1-2 pints of ALGAMIN XTO per acre starting at planting with repeat treatments every 7-28 days. Applications cane made either foliar or to the soil. Apply 3-5 days ahead of anticipated stress event. Best Practice:- - Little and Often is the general principle of use. Research and feedback from growers has shown that best results are achieved by frequent, low dose applications*. - Minimum dilution 1:100, never apply neat. - Apply morning or evening, not in midday sun. - For best results, apply 3-5 days prior to or when the plant is under stress * it might be more appropriate to time application along with other sprays as per standard farming practice in order to minimize the number of sprays (as long as they are tank compatible) needed. Compatibility:- - Can be tank mixed with most other crop inputs. - As a precaution with new mixes a jar test is recommended. - Half fill your sprayer with water, then add the extract, then add any other materials and top up volume to required amount. For a homogenous mix, agitation whilst adding extract is advisable. Guideline Rates:- - All rates and timings are approximate and should be adjusted to take into consideration local conditions regarding soil, climate and practices. - ALGAMIN XTO is NOT a total feed and should be used as part of a good management program. - Efficacy maybe achieved at lower rates. Rates suggested are optimal. Storage and Handling:- - Store out of direct sunlight. - Handle with care taking normal best practice health and safety precautions. - Do not leave in cold storage area may form crystals if stored at less than 4 0 C. - If crystals form, dissolve with warm water before using in sprayer.