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Peratec Fungicide Applications for Fruit & Vegetables PRODUCED TO REACT & DISAPPEAR Technical Manual The only solution that KILLS it in 24 hours! Available from JAEGAR AUSTRALIA Factory 2/9 Tower Crt, Noble Park VIC. 3174. T: (03) 9769 1788 F: (03) 9769 0655 E: jaegar@jaegaraustralia.com.au W: www.jaegaraustralia.com.au

BOTRYTIS, POWDERY & DOWNY MILDEW... THE OVERVIEW Bunch rot caused by the fungus Botrytis cinerea is a major disease of grapes in many grape growing areas of Australia that causes millions of dollars of crop loss as well as a reduction in wine quality. It is the most difficult fungal disease to control, particularly when wet weather occurs around harvest. A great deal of research has been conducted on the fungus both in Australia and overseas. We know that fruit is infected at flowering with the infections in berries remaining dormantuntil they start to ripen. It is uncertain what factors activate the latent infections and cause the berries to rot. However these berries and old infected flower parts are considered the major source of Botrytis spores that spread the disease to other berries in the cluster. is insidious - it sneaks along inside the canopy until it suddenly appears, potentially causing problems, anxiety and cost! It is caused by the fungus Erysiphe necator (formerly Uncinula necator) which arrived in Australia in the 1860 s. Grapevines were grown since the First Fleet in 1788, so Australia was powdery-free for 70-80 years. It is a dry weather but high humidity disease favoured by mild cloudy weather. It could be called powdery-dry mildew because it develops in the absence of free-water, in contrast to downhill mildew which needs free water for infection. needs warmth and water. As for most algae, in most stages of its life cycle, take away water and it will die. As a reminder of its dependence on free-water and because water runs downhill, think of downy as down-hill mildew. In contrast, we may call the other mildew powdery-dry mildew because it grows in the absence of free water. Periods of high risk from downy can be determined by monitoring the vineyard microclimate for factors such as temperature, rainfall, relative humidity (RH) and leaf wetness. This allows optimum timing of control actions when they are needed, and gives confidence to withhold sprays when not. APPLICATION GUIDELINES: Curative: Apply immediately at first signs of infection. Spray diseased plants using a concentration of 1L Peratec Fungicide to 100L of water. Non-residual: Product can be sprayed up to the day of harvest. Peratec Fungicide is effective immediately resulting in the drying up of all infected fruit, as is evident by the enclosed photo s. Preventative: Apply immediately at first signs of infection. Spray diseased plants using a concentration of 1Lt Peratec Fungicide to 100L of water. Coverage: Spray at the rate of 1000L/hectare to run off. Works best a non-ionic wetter. DISEASE TARGETING: Product can be sprayed up to the day of harvest. Peratec Fungicide is effective immediately resulting in the drying up of all infected fruit. The rule of thumb - the Three T s of good spray application: Type, Timing and Technique. Like three links in a chain, ensure each factor in spraying is of good quality for good management. Mixing: Reduced results may occur if hard water or water containing suspended clay or organic matter is used. Use the spray mix within 24 hours of preparation. Compatibility: Do not mix with other fungicides or pesticides. MODE OF ACTION: Peratec Fungicide utilises peroxygen chemistry that has been specifically formulated for Agricultural field crops and broad hectare crops and non-food crops. This is a New and Established tool to fight against Botrytis, Powdery &, Phytophthora and other similar diseases across 21 different types of plants. The Grape growing industry has been the biggest success storey in recent times from Peratec Fungicide. Peratec Fungicide will not harm the environment or pose a risk to human health and safety. Peratec Fungicide targets the disease, kills it, and then dissipates into air and water. Making it completely Bio-degradable with no lasting residue. 2 Jaegar Australia - T: (03) 9769 1788 FEATURES Visible results Fast & effective acting 10-30min Dissipates into Air & Water Registered in all states Long use by date BENEFITS Extremely quick acting 10-30min 24 hour withholding period Non residual Environmentally friendly Botrytis control close to harvest Compliance across Australia & NZ Complies with industry standards Dramatic reduction in laccase levels in must Gives the grower/farmer more time to KILL the infestation

Tree, Bush & Vine s & for use on Fruit & Vegetables Beans -1:300-1:300 of plant using a rate. treatments at at 5 day Broccoli Cauliflower Cabbage Alternaria Leaf Spot -1:300 of plant using a rate. treatments at at 5 day Citrus Scab Phytophthora -1:300 of Pre Bloom: Begin applications at 0.75-1.25cms green tip and continue on a five to seven day schedule through bloom. trees using a rate and continue treatments on five to seven day Preventive: Spray once a week Cucurbits Alternaria Leaf Spot Pythium Rot -1:300 of plant using a rate. treatments at at 5 day 3

Onions Botrytis of plant using a rate. treatments at at 5 day Peppers Phytophthora Blight -1:300 of plant using a rate. treatments at at 5 day Potatoes Early Blight Late Blight -1:300 of plant using a rate. treatments at at 5 day Seed Potatoes Fusarium 1:50-1:300 1.0L per 50L of water. Curative: Dip whole or cut tubers into tank of working solution. Let soak for a period of five minutes before removing seed pieces. of Tomatoes Cladosporium Mould Early Blight Late Blight -1:300 of plant using a rate. treatments at at 5 day Ornamentals Botrytis Phytophora Black Spot of plant using a rate. treatments at at 5 day 4 Jaegar Australia - T: (03) 9769 1788

Apples plant using a rate. on a five to seven day schedule through bloom. plant using a rate. on a five to seven day schedule through bloom. of plant using a rate. treatments at 1:1200 at 5 day -1:300 of plant using a rate. treatments at at 5 day Scab Filberts Eastern Filbert Blight -1:300 Bacterial Blight Bananas Sigatoka -1:300 Grapes Botrytis Black Rot Blueberries Phytophora -1:300 plant using a rate. treatments at at 5 day Peaches on a five to seven day schedule through bloom. trees using a rate and continue treatments on five to seven day on a five to seven day schedule through bloom. trees using a rate and continue treatments on five to seven day Curley Leaf Plums Curley Leaf 5

Cherries Curley Leaf on a five to seven day schedule through bloom. trees using a rate and continue treatments on five to seven day Nectarines Curley Leaf on a five to seven day schedule through bloom. trees using a rate and continue treatments on five to seven day Prunes Curley Leaf on a five to seven day schedule through bloom. trees using a rate and continue treatments on five to seven day Spray Treatments for Newly Harvested Potatoes Before Storage Potatoes Fusarium Tuber Rot 1:50-100-50mls Peratec per litre of water. S 3L Peratec per 500L of of spray Spray diluted on tuber to run off to achieve full and even coverage. Additional surfactant can be added as needed to aid in sticking. Use 5-10L of water per tonne of potatoes. Direct Injection Into Humidication Water for Post Harvest Potatoes in Storage Potatoes Fusarium Tuber Rot Bacterial Soft Rot Silver Scurf -1:300 100-50mls Peratec per litre of water. S 3L Peratec per 500L of of spray Inject concentrate into make-up water used in humidication of post harvest potatoes in Storage. 6 Jaegar Australia - T: (03) 9769 1788

Broadacre Canola Black Leg (Leptosphaeria spp) (Peronospora spp) 1.0-2.0 L Peratec per acre in a minimum of 50 L water plants using a rate for three consecutive days and continue treatments at five to seven day Cereals (including, but limited to: barley, oats, wheat) Leaf (Puccinia spp) (Blumena spp) 1.0-2.0 L Peratec per acre in a minimum of 50 L water plants using a rate for three consecutive days and continue treatments at five to seven day Stripe Stem (Puccinia spp) Pulse (including, but limited to: chick pea, faba bean, field pea, lupin) Cercospora Leaf Spot (Cercospora spp) (Peronospora spp) Leaf Blight, Stem Blight & Chocolate Spot (Ascochyta spp, Mycosphaerella) -1:300 1.0-2.0 L Peratec per acre in a minimum of 50 L water 1.0 L Peratec per acre in a minimum of 50 L water trees using a rate for three consecutive days and continue treatments at five to seven day treatments at 1:1200 at 5 day Tree Nuts (almonds, chestnuts, hazelnuts,macadamias, pecans, pistachios, walnuts) Alternaria Leaf Spot Husk Spot Scab Septoria Spot 1.0-2.0 L Peratec per acre in a minimum of 50 L water Direct spray so that the stems and leaves (especially the flag leaf) are fully covered. Non-food Forestry (pines, gums) (Ordium spp)) Stripe Stem (Puccinia spp) Cercospora Leaf Spot (Cercospora spp) - 1:300 5.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 250-500 L of spray solution 2.5-5.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 250-500 L of spray plants using a rate for three consecutive days and continue treatments at five to seven day Preventative: Begin when plants are small. Apply first three treatments at at 5 day Reduce rate to 1:300 after the completion of third treatment and maintain 5 day interval spray cycle 7

Tree, Bush & Vine Avocados (Colletotrichum spp) Phytophthora Rot (Phytophthora spp) 1:300 5.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 250-500 L of spray 2.5-5.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 1200 L of spray solution per acre and then at 250-500 L/acre. plants using a rate for three consecutive days and continue treatments at five to seven day plants are small. Apply first three treatments at 1:1200 at 5 day Reduce rate to 1:300 after the completion of third treatment and maintain 5 day interval spray cycle Bananas (including, but limited to: barley, oats, wheat) Black Sigatoka (Mycosphaerella spp) 1:300 5.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 250-500 L of spray 2.5-5.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 1200 L of spray solution per acre and then at 250-500 L/acre. plants using a rate for three consecutive days and continue treatments at five to seven day plants are small. Apply first three treatments at 1:1200 at 5 day Reduce rate to 1:300 after the completion of third treatment and maintain 5 day interval spray cycle Direct spray so that all foliage is covered. Leafy Vegetables (brassica leafy vegetables, chicory, endive, lettuce, radicchio, silverbeet, spinach) Legume Vegetables (beans, peas, snow peas) Cercospora Leaf Spot (Peronospora spp) White Blister 1.0 L Peratec to 2.01 L per 100 L of water. Cercospora Leaf Spot 1.0 L Peratec to 2.01 L per 100 L of water. Direct spray so that all foliage is covered especially towards the new growth of plants. Direct spray so that all foliage is covered. Root & Tuber Vegetables (beetroot, carrots, radish, parsnip, potatoes, swede, sweet potatoes, turnip) Foliar Application Bacterial Spot Cercospora Leaf Spot Late Blight Target Spot 1.0 L Peratec to 2.01 L per 100 L of water. Stem & Stalk Vegetables (asparagus, celery, rhubarb) Fusarium Stem Rot Cercospora Blight Septoria Spot 1.0 L Peratec to 2.01 L per 100 L of water. Direct spray so that all foliage is covered especially towards the new growth of the plants. Direct spray so that all foliage is covered. Herbs & Spices Cercospora Leaf Spot White Blister 1.0 L Peratec to 2.01 L per 100 L of water. Post Harvest Application Fruits, Nuts & Vegetables Storage Rots Transit Rots 1.0 L Peratec to 2.01 L per 100 L of water. Apply one post harvest application (dip). Use higher rate on heavy infestations. When using the product in enclosed situations, wear appropriate protective clothing, goggles & and a respirator. 8 Jaegar Australia - T: (03) 9769 1788

Foliar Application Pome Fruits (apples, nashi, pears) Apple & Pear Scab (Venturia spp) (Podoshaera spp) 5.0-2.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 250-500 L of spray 0.5-1.0 cm green tip and continue on a five to seven day schedule through bloom. trees using a rate for three consecutive days and continue treatments at five to seven day Stone Fruits (apricots, cherries, nectarines, peaches, plums, prunes) (Monilinia spp) Bacterial Spot Leaf Curl (Taphrina spp) (Transzchelia spp) Scab Shot Hole 5.0-2.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 250-500 L of spray 0.5-1.0 cm green tip and continue on a five to seven day schedule through bloom. trees using a rate for three consecutive days and continue treatments at five to seven day Berries (Rubus, Ribes, blueberries) Botrytis Rot Cane Spot 1.0-2.0 L Peratec per acre in a minimum of 100 L water Direct spray so that all foliage and fruit is covered. Spur Blight Assorted tropical and sub tropical fruit (edible and inedible peel) Botrytis Rot 1.0-2.0 L Peratec per acre in a minimum of 100 L water Direct spray towards leaves and fruit. Mangoes (Colletotrichum spp) (Oidium spp) - 1:300 5.0-2.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 250-500 L of spray 2.5-5.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 250-500 L of spray Creative: Spray diseased trees using a rate for three consecutive days and continue treatments at five to seven day Preventative: Begin when plants are small. Apply first three treatments at at 5-day Reduce rate at 1:300 after the completion of third treatment and maintain 5-day interval spray cycle Olives (Colletotrichum spp) - 1:300 5.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 250-500 L of spray 2.5-5.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 250-500 L of spray Creative: Spray diseased trees using a rate for three consecutive days and continue treatments at five to seven day Preventative: Begin when plants are small. Apply first three treatments at at 5-day Reduce rate at 1:300 after the completion of third treatment and maintain 5-day interval spray cycle 9

Foliar Application continued Strawberries Botrytis Rot -1:300 plant using a rate. plants are small. Apply first three treatments at at 5 day Reduce rate to 1:300 after the completion of third treatment and maintain 5 day interval spray cycle Vegetable Eggplant Alternerria Fruit Rot (Alternerria spp) (Colletotnchum spp) Sudden Wilt (Phytophthora spp) (Leveillula spp) -1:300 5.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 250-500 L of spray solution 2.5-5.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 250-500 L of spray plants using a rate for three consecutive days and continue treatments at five to seven day Preventative: Begin when plants are small. Apply first three treatments at at 5 day Reduce rate to 1:300 after the completion of third treatment and maintain 5 day interval spray cycle Peppers (capsicum, chili, paprika) Alternerria Fruit Rot (Alternerria spp) (Colletotnchum spp) Sudden Wilt (Phytophthora spp) (Leveillula spp) -1:300 5.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 250-500 L of spray solution 2.5-5.0 L Peratec per 500 L of water; apply 250-500 L of spray plants using a rate for three consecutive days and continue treatments at five to seven day Preventative: Begin when plants are small. Apply first three treatments at at 5 day Reduce rate to 1:300 after the completion of third treatment and maintain 5 day interval spray cycle CONTAINER SIZES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST: 25 Litres 205 Litres 1000 Litres 10 Jaegar Australia - T: (03) 9769 1788

Also available from Jaegar is an individual Crop Spray Guide. Contact us for further information. 11

Jaegar Australia - a unique company providing effective environmental customized solutions Jaegar Australia was established in 1979 and now is a certified formulator and manufacturer of specialty chemicals and a quality endorsed (Australian Standards) company. It is wholly Australian owned. It holds many government authorities to sell its products for use against a range of contaminates/diseases etc. infecting many different (specific) crops and plants, as well as for several food handling industries. As Jaegar Australia vision is to provide customised, highly cost effective solutions to a wide range of unwanted contaminates, using naturally occurring, non-polluting inorganic compounds and with a mission statement; To operate an integrated manufacturing, supply and marketing company; employing a highly skilled team of dedicated, goal and customer orientated staff, able to provide high quality, advanced technology products and excellent customer service. Talk to us about a problem that you currently have or if you have a solution that we can help you solve. We are in the business of special blends, products or solutions for farmers. Jaegar Australia initially commenced its first of 3 years of trials in 2006 on Peratec Fungicide with AgAware Consulting Pty Ltd. Currently there has been over 100,000 litres sold and successfully used on fruit, vegetables and Ornamentals. Extremely strong results have been recorded and it was especially beneficial for the tough vine growing climate of 09-10 financial year. With this strong performance from Peratec Fungicide, it is vastly becoming the ever Reliable Solution for farmers to secure and salvage their valuable crops. & AQIS Registered Products ISO 9001:2000 CN QEC23683 Standards Australia Distributed by: This publication is a guide only and no substitute for professional or expert advice. The product label should be consulted before use in this publication. Jaegar Australia Pty Ltd shall not be liable for any results, loss or damage whatsoever, whether consequential or otherwise through the use or application of products and/or materials referred to herein. Available from JAEGAR AUSTRALIA Factory 2/9 Tower Crt, Noble Park VIC. 3174. T: (03) 9769 1788 F: (03) 9769 0655 E: jaegar@jaegaraustralia.com.au W: www.jaegaraustralia.com.au