TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE 2013

TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE 2013

Committed to Tree Fruit Like you, we re serious about tree fruit production. We support your business with our diverse, growing portfolio of insect, disease, weed control and growth regulator products for tree fruit. And our dedicated sales, marketing and research teams continue to deliver new, innovative solutions to the Canadian tree fruit market. This guide contains technical information on our complete tree fruit portfolio including application rates and timing, modes of action and information on resistance management. As a quick reference, we ve also included a Product Reference Guide containing key application information for all products (page 37) and a Pest Control Reference Guide (page 39) for an at-a-glance view of which pests are controlled by each of our products.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Herbicides Fungicides Insecticides Growth Regulator APPLICATION TIMING AND INFORMATION GUIDES 07 Alion 08 Ignite 09 Sencor 13 Aliette 14 Flint 15 Luna Tranquility 16 Scala 19 Admire 21 Calypso 23 Decis 25 Envidor 27 Movento 31 Ethrel 35 Pome Fruit Spray Guide 36 Stone Fruit Spray Guide 37 Product Reference Guide 39 Pest Control Reference Guide

HERBICIDES Alion 7 Ignite 8 Sencor 9 In your strategies to produce a healthy, high-yielding tree fruit or tree nut crop, weed control is important. Weeds can seriously affect fruit development by competing directly with your trees for nutrients, water, sunlight and physical space. Weeds also provide a home for harmful disease and insects to live. By adding a herbicide to your plans, you can make sure that weeds don t get a chance to put growth and future quality and yield at risk.

7 HERBICIDES 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE HERBICIDES 8 HERBICIDES / Alion A new pre-emergent herbicide for season-long broad-spectrum weed control. Pear crops, Weeds, rate, timing, Interval and maximum applications Crops Weeds Rate Timing Apricot Cherry (sweet and sour) Nectarine Peach Plum Almond Chestnut Filbert (hazelnut) Japanese heartnut Walnut Barnyard grass Giant foxtail Green foxtail Italian ryegrass Large crabgrass Yellow foxtail Wild proso millet Annual sow-thistle Black mustard Common groundsel Field bindweed Lamb s-quarters Prickly lettuce (suppression) Redroot pigweed (suppression) Shepherd s purse Spotted spurge Stork s-bill White sweetclover Wild mustard 375 ml/ha (152 ml/ac.) Can be tank-mixed with Ignite at 2.7 to 5 L/ha (1.1 to 2 L/ac.) or glyphosate 1 Alion can be applied anytime during the season as long as ground is not frozen or snow covered Interval (days) 14 1 per season Non-selective burndown in orchards. Pear crops, Weeds, rate, timing, Interval and maximum applications Crops Weeds Rate Timing Cherry (sweet and sour) Peach Plum Almond Beech nut Bur oak nut Butternut Chestnut Chinquapin nut Filbert (hazelnut) Gingko nut Heartnut Hickory nut Japanese horse chestnut Pecan Pine nut Walnut Common chickweed Green foxtail Lamb s-quarters Stinkweed Wild mustard Redroot pigweed Dandelion Oak-leaved goosefoot Wild buckwheat 2.7-4 L/ha (1.1-1.6 L/ac.) 4 L/ha (1.6 L/ac.) 4-5 L/ha (1.6-2 L/ac.) Apply when weeds are actively growing Interval (days) 40 6.7 L/ha (2.71 L/ac.) per year HERBICIDES / Ignite 1 Consult the Alion label and the label of the tank mix partner(s) for further instructions regarding directions for use, restrictions and precautions Provides excellent long-term residual control Provides pre-emergent control for a broad spectrum of weeds Alion prevents weeds from emerging by inhibiting the growth of the developing radicle (early root) in the seed germination zone Controls annual grassy and broadleaf weeds, including glyphosate, triazine and ALS resistant weeds Is an excellent resistance management tool Provides growers flexibility as it can be tank-mixed Has a low dose rate Can be applied anytime during the season as long as ground is not frozen or snow-covered Group 29 herbicide Not suitable for use on soils with 40% or more gravel content Apply to established crops of at least three full growing seasons Trees must be a minimum of three years since planting, not simply three years old Needs only 1/4 inch of rain to activate Alion provides season-long control of pre-emerged weeds. If emerged weeds are present at the time of application, tank mix Alion with a contact herbicide. For more information on replanting trees after Alion, consult the label Broad-spectrum burndown of broadleaf and grassy weeds in orchards Controls sucker growth on mature trees with no risk to tree health Works quickly, especially during warm, humid weather Kills weeds within 7 to 10 days after application with no residual activity Group 10 herbicide Formulated as a 150 g/l liquid flowable Available in 10 L jugs Rainfast within four hours For best results, spray emerged weeds after dew has dried off leaves and before sunset Apply during warm, humid weather for faster weed control Apply with adequate water volumes to ensure thorough, complete coverage of target plants Repeat treatments may be necessary to control new germination of annual weeds or re-growth of perennial weeds Ignite can be tank-mixed with a number of residual products (such as Alion) as part of a season-long weed control program Formulated as a 200 g/l liquid flowable Available in 1 L jugs

9 HERBICIDES 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE HERBICIDES 10 Broad-spectrum residual weed control in orchards. HERBICIDES / Sencor Sencor does not control triazine-tolerant weed biotypes Weeds Controlled Grassy weeds Barnyard grass Cheat grass Crabgrass Fall panicum Giant foxtail Green foxtail Johnson grass (seedling) Witchgrass Yellow foxtail Carpet weed 1 Cocklebur Common chickweed Common ragweed Corn spurry 2 Dandelion (seedling) Green smartweed Hemp-nettle 2 Jimsonweed 1 Lady's thumb Lamb's-quarters Prickly mallow 1 Prostrate pigweed Redroot pigweed Russian thistle Shepherd's purse Stinkweed 3 Velvet leaf Broadleaf weeds Wild buckwheat 3 Wild mustard Wild potato vine Yellow woodsorrel 1 Pear Crops, Weeds, product, rate, timing Newly Planted Fruit Trees Crops Weeds Product Apricot Cherry (sweet and sour) Peach Plum Grassy and broadleaf weeds listed on page 9 Sencor 75 DF 1 or Sencor 480 F 1 Sencor 75 DF or Sencor 480 F + Treflan E.C. Rate based on soil type Coarse Medium Fine 500 g/ha (202 g/ac.) 750 ml/ha (304 ml/ac.) 550 g/ha (223 g/ac.) 850 ml/ha (344 ml/ac.) 1.2 L/ha (486 ml/ac.) 750 g/ha (304 g/ac.) 1.1 L/ha (445 ml/ac.) 750 g/ha (304 g/ac.) 1.1 ml/ha (445 ml/ac.) 1.7 L/ha (688 ml/ac.) 1 kg/ha (404 g/ac.) 1.5 L/ha (604 ml/ac.) 750 g/ha (304 g/ac.) 1.1 L/ha (445 ml/ac.) 2.4 L/ha (1 L/ac.) Timing Pre-plant incorporated Pre-plant incorporated with Treflan E.C. HERBICIDES / Sencor 1 Pre-emergence only 1 Do not use on pear or plum trees 2 Suppression with multiple post-emergence applications of 200 g/ha Sencor 75 DF or 300 ml/ha Sencor 480 F 3 Post-emergence only Crops, Weeds, product, rate, timing Established Fruit Trees Crops Weeds Product Rate Timing Soil herbicide to prevent weed emergence in orchards Residual control with post-emergent contact activity on many annual weeds Approved for use on all ages of trees, from newly planted to well established orchards Keeps orchards clean, eliminating competition for nutrients and a haven for mice and other pests Works well after initial weed burndown by Ignite herbicide Group 5 herbicide Formulated as a 75% dry flowable or a 480 flowable 75 DF available in 2.5 kg jugs or 5 x 500 g solupaks 480 F available in 5 L jugs Rainfast in six hours A maximum of one application per year For newly planted fruit trees, apply specified rate of Sencor as a pre-plant incorporated application in 150 to 300 L of water/ha (60.7 to 121.5 L/ac.) before transplanting fruit trees For established fruit trees, apply specified rate of Sencor as a pre-emergence band application under trees in minimum of 150 to 300 L water/ha (60.7 to 121.5 L/ac.) Vigorous, continuous agitation is essential for proper mixing throughout filling and spraying operations. Return line agitation is not sufficient. Sencor and all registered mixtures should be kept agitated once mixed, and used immediately Pear Apricot Cherry (sweet and sour) Peach Plum Broadleaf weeds listed on page 9 Grassy and broadleaf weeds listed on page 9 plus American nightshade, eastern black nightshade and yellow nutsedge Grassy and broadleaf weeds listed on page 9 plus annual sow thistle, bluegrass, henbit, prickly lettuce, perennial rye grass, purslane and wild barley Sencor 75 DF or Sencor 480 F Sencor 75 DF or Sencor 480 F + Dual Magnum (II) Sencor 75 DF or Sencor 480 F + Sinbar 1 1.0 kg/ha (404 g/ac.) 1.5 L/ha (607 ml/ac.) 1.0 kg/ha (404 g/ac.) 1.5 L/ha (607 ml/ac.) 1.75 L/ha (709 ml/ac.) 1.0 kg/ha (404 g/ac.) 1.5 L/ha (607 ml/ac.) 0.63 kg/ha (255 g/ac.) Pre-emergent 1 Do not use on soil coarser than sandy loam with less than 3% organic matter. Do not use on apricot and plum trees. Treatment usually provides partial control of quackgrass, horsenettle and yellow nutsedge.

Fungicides Aliette 13 Flint 14 Luna Tranquility 15 Scala 16 Disease in your tree fruit or tree nut crop can very quickly devastate both quality and yield. Bayer CropScience offers four superior systemic fungicides that can provide your orchard with comprehensive defense against a wide range of diseases with protective properties to help stop disease before it takes hold, and therapeutic properties to boost your plants defense system. New this season is Luna Tranquility, which has a unique and broad spectrum of activity to provide unprecedented protection for your apple crop. By taking early preventive action with the right fungicide, you re making a wise investment toward a healthy harvest.

13 Fungicides 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE Fungicides 14 Fully systemic fungicide for apples. Broad-spectrum fungicide for pome fruit and stone fruit. Fungicides / Aliette Crops, Diseases, rate, timing, Interval and maximum applications Crops Diseases Rate Timing Blister spot 1 2 kg/ha (810 g/ac.) Foliar: Begin application at petal fall repeating at 7 day intervals Crown and root rot (Phytophthora spp.) 1 Only for Mutsu, Jonagold and Golden Delicious varieties 3-5 kg/ha (1.2-2 kg/ac.) Standard planting up to 500 trees/ha: 10 grams/tree High density planting (> 500 trees/ha): 5 to 10 grams/tree Foliar: Treat from tight cluster to pink when there is sufficient leaf area present to take up the spray. Treat again approximately 6 weeks later. Treat again in the fall soon after harvest. Drench: Make the first application in spring anytime after silver tip and again in early fall 30 3 2 Crops, Diseases, rate, timing, Interval and maximum applications Crabapple Mayhaw Oriental pear Pear Quince Crops Diseases Rate Timing Cherry (sweet and sour) Apricot Nectarine Peach Plum Plumcot Prune scab 1 Cedar apple rust Powdery mildew Sooty blotch Fly speck Powdery mildew Leaf spot Powdery mildew (suppression) Shothole 140-175 g/ha (57-71 g/ac.) 140-210 g/ha (57-85 g/ac.) 140-175 g/ha (57-71 g/ac.) 175-210 g/ha (71-85 g/ac.) Hazelnut Eastern filbert blight 140-280 g/ha (57-113 g/ac.) Begin applications at green tip; continue as needed on 7 to 10 day intervals Begin applications preventively; continue as needed on 10 to 14 day intervals Begin applications preventively at petal fall and repeat at 7 to 14 day intervals 140-280 g/ha Begin applications preventatively. Apply at petal fall and continue on a 8 to 14 day interval 210-280 g/ha Begin applications preventatively at bud break and continue as needed on a 14 day interval 14 4 1 5 4 60 4 Fungicides / Flint 1 In areas outside of Ontario, apply Flint in a tank mix with a compatible registered contact fungicide (EBDC) for two modes of action. Do not apply Flint for apple scab control in Ontario. Fully systemic fungicide rapidly absorbed by roots and leaves Moves both up and down inside the plant to protect new growth between applications Protective defense: stops plant infection by inhibiting spore germination and penetration into the plant Therapeutic defense: enhances the plant s own ability to fight disease by inducing an early warning and rapid response system in the plant, boosting the plant s own defense system Complex mode of action helps avoid resistance development Group U fungicide Formulated as an 80% water dispersible granule (WDG) Available in 2.26 kg foil-lined bags Rainfast in one hour Apply Aliette to plants that are actively growing Avoid applying in the very early spring before leaves have emerged and in the late fall when leaves have started to senesce There is a risk of plant toxicity when mixing Aliette with copper products. Apply copper products separately. Broad-spectrum fungicide with long-lasting preventive and translaminar activity Protects the leaf surface and penetrates the leaf tissue A potent inhibitor of spore germination and mycelial growth Low use rates Gentle on a wide range of beneficial organisms Excellent crop tolerance Group 11 fungicide Formulated as a 50% water dispersible granule (WDG) Available in 567 g bottles Rainfast in two hours Do not apply Flint in combination with organosilicate surfactants as crop injury may occur Bayer CropScience does not recommend the application of Flint in combination with tank-mix adjuvants (such as non-ionic surfactants, crop oil concentrates, penetrants, spreaders, stickers, etc.) at bloom as crop injury may occur To ensure long-term control of diseases, spray programs should follow responsible resistance management strategies that rotate Flint with other fungicides with different modes of action

TM 15 Fungicides 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE Fungicides 16 Introducing Luna Tranquility a unique spectrum of activity for unprecedented disease control. Systematic fungicide for control of early season apple and pear scab in cool and warm weather. Fungicides / Luna Tranquility Crops, Diseases, rate, timing, Interval and maximum applications Crops Diseases Rate Timing Powdery mildew Begin application preventively and continue applications as needed on a 7 to 14 day interval Leaf scab Begin applications at green tip and continue as needed on a 7 to 14 day interval 600 ml/ha (243 ml/ac.) 800 ml/ha (324 ml/ac.) 14 4 Crops, Diseases, rate, timing, Interval and maximum applications Crops Diseases Rate Timing scab 0.75-1.0 L/ha (300-400 ml/ac.) Botrytis storage diseases 0.75 L/ha (300 ml/ac.) + 3 kg/ha (1.2 kg/ac.) of Dithane DG 1.5-2.0 L/ha (610-810 ml/ac.) Apply early in the season at 7 to 12 day intervals from green tip to pink stage Do not apply post-bloom 14 4 45 Apply two weeks prior to harvest 14 Fungicides / Scala Penicillium storage diseases (suppression) Bayer CropScience proudly introduces Luna Tranquility, an outstanding new fungicide that delivers unparalleled disease protection for apples. A broad-spectrum fungicide with Group 7 (fluopyram) and 9 (pyrimethanil) modes of action, Luna Tranquility is an all-in-one formulation that effectively targets leaf scab and powdery mildew in apples. Luna Tranquility utilizes a unique Group 7 fungicide and the proven Group 9 fungicide that controls strains of apple scab that are resistant to Group 3 and 11 products. Luna Tranquility is unlike any other previous SDHI fungicide in that it is the only co-formulation fungicide that controls leaf scab in apples (including resistant strains), while providing protection against powdery mildew through the same application. Pear Pear scab 0.75-1.0 L/ha (300-400 ml/ac.) Apply early in the season at 7 to 12 day intervals from green tip to pink stage Do not apply post-bloom 72 day A broad-spectrum fungicide with preventive, systemic, and post-infection (for apple scab) properties Best suited for use in a preventive treatment program Post-infection properties are effective for up to 72 hours after apple scab infection An all-in-one formulation with two active ingredients Groups 7 and 9 New and unique class of Group 7 fungicide different from any other previous SDHI Unique spectrum of activity allows for timing flexibility Co-formulation of Group 7 and 9 fungicides Rainfast when dry Thorough coverage is essential for maximum protection To limit the potential for development of disease resistance to these fungicide classes, do not make more than two sequential applications of Luna Tranquility or any Group 7 or Group 9 fungicide before rotating with a fungicide from a different group The maximum number of applications of a Group 7 fungicide should be limited to 1 per season when the total number of sprays in a program is 1 to 2, and 2 per season when the total number of sprays is 3 to 5. A third application can be made when a total of 6 to 11 sprays are made in a program. Where 12 or more sprays are applied, a fourth application is allowed. Excellent early-season control of leaf scab with up to 72 hours post-infection activity Provides systemic control that works well in cool or warm weather, for those critical early-season sprays Rapid uptake with translaminar activity to protect both sides of the leaf Protects against botrytis and penicillium storage diseases in apples Group 9 fungicide Formulated as 400 g/l liquid flowable Available in 2 L and 6.07 L jugs Rainfast in two hours Use Scala early in the season, then alternate with fungicides with a different mode of action Use the higher rate under high disease pressure and for maximum post-infection activity Formulated as 500 g/l liquid flowable Available in 2 L jugs

Insecticides Admire 19 Calypso 21 Decis 23 Envidor 25 Movento 27 Insects are a destructive force that can quickly bring ruin to the quality and marketability of your tree fruit or tree nut crop. With a range of powerful, effective insecticides, Bayer CropScience supports you with targeted defense against whatever pests may be threatening your orchard throughout the season. And with a variety of modes of action available, we make sure that you can always plan your insecticide application to provide the best protection possible.

19 Insecticides 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE Insecticides 20 Economical insect control of sucking and chewing pests. Insecticides / Admire Crosp, insects, rate, timing, Interval and maximum applications Crabapple Loquat Mayhaw Medlar Oriental Pear Pear Quince Tejocote Crops Insects Rate Timing Apricot Cherry (sweet and tart) Nectarine Peach Plum Plumcot Prune Aphids (except woolly apple) Mullein bug Leafhopper Tentiform leafminer Aphids (except woolly apple) Leafhopper Western cherry fruit fly 1 Black cherry fruit fly 1 230 ml/ha (93 ml/ac.) 380 ml/ha (154 ml/ac.) 200 ml/ha (81 ml/ac.) 380 ml/ha (154 ml/ac.) 230 ml/ha (93 ml/ac.) 200 ml/ha (81 ml/ac.) 230 ml/ha (90 ml/ac.) Post-bloom 7 2 For first generation tentiform leafminer control, make first application as soon as pollination is complete and bees are removed from the orchard. For secondgeneration tentiform leafminer, optimal control of egg and early instar larvae is obtained from applications made early in the adult flight. Post-bloom Post-bloom Spray within 6 days of first fly emergence 5 Crops, insects, rate, timing, Interval and maximum applications Crops Insects Rate Timing Almond Beechnut Brazil nut Butternut Cashew Chestnut Chinquapin Filbert (hazelnut) Hickory nut Macadamia nut (bush nut) Pecan Pistachio Walnut Aphids (except woolly apple) Leafhopper (suppression) 230 ml/ha (93 ml/ac.) 200 ml/ha (81 ml/ac.) Post-bloom 7 2 Insecticides / Admire 1 Cherries only. Highly effective, systemic insecticide rapidly absorbed by plant tissue for early protection Admire kills pests on contact and through ingestion Outstanding control of aphids, leafhoppers and other key pests Group 4 insecticide Rainfast in six hours To ensure long-term control of pests, spray programs should follow responsible resistance management strategies that rotate Admire with other insecticides with different modes of action Formulated as a 240 g/l liquid flowable Available in 1 L and 3.785 L jugs

21 Insecticides 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE Insecticides 22 Broad-spectrum insecticide for pome fruit. Insecticides / Calypso Crops, insects, rate, timing, Interval and maximum applications Crops Insects Rate Timing Crabapple Loquat Mayhaw Oriental Pear Pear Quince Aphids maggot European apple sawfly First generation codling moth Second generation codling moth Japanese beetle Leafhopper 145-290 ml/ha (59 ml-118 ml/ac.) 440 ml/ha (177 ml/ac.) 290-440 ml/ha (118-177mL/ac.) 440 ml/ha (177 ml/ac.) 145-290 ml/ha (59 ml-118 ml/ac.) 145 ml/ha (59 ml/ac.) Use higher rate when pest pressure is high 30 3 Utilize pheromone traps or sticky traps to determine optimum application timing Repeat at 14 to 21 day intervals if required Apply the higher rate when pest pressure is high. Target petal fall when populations have reached economic thresholds. If there is a history of heavy sawfly pressure in the orchard, target the Calypso applications at pink and petal fall. Reapply at 7 to 10 day intervals if monitoring indicates populations have reached economic thresholds. Begin applications at peak egg deposition and prior to egg hatch. A second application may be required after 14 to 21 days if pheromone traps indicate that populations have reached economic thresholds. Use higher rate when pest pressure is high Apply when economic thresholds are reached Crops, insects, rate, timing, Interval and maximum applications Crops Insects Rate Timing Crabapple Loquat Mayhaw Oriental Pear Pear Quince Mullein bug Oriental fruit moth Pear psylla Plum curculio Spotted tentiform leafminer 145-290 ml/ha (59-118 ml/ac.) 440 ml/ha (177 ml/ac.) 290-440 ml/ha (118-177 ml/ac.) 145-290 ml/ha (59-118 ml/ac.) Apply when nymphs have reached economic thresholds. A second application at 7 to 14 days may be required during periods of extended emergence. Utilize pheromone traps or sticky traps to determine optimum application timing Repeat at 14 to 21 day intervals if required Apply the higher rate when pest pressure is high. Target pre-bloom and post-bloom to first cover when populations have reached economic thresholds and the majority of the population is in early instar stages. Reapply at 7 to 10 day intervals if monitoring indicates populations have reached economic threshold. Apply high rate when pest pressure is high Make first application around petal fall and follow with a second spray to target the oviposition period if required Use low rate for first generation or for low to moderate pressure of subsequent generations. Use the high rate under high pest pressure. Target application to early sap feeding stages. A second application may be required at 7 to 14 days. 30 3 Insecticides / Calypso Broad-spectrum control of chewing and sucking insect pests Excellent ovicidal activity on codling moth and Oriental fruit moth Ideal replacement for organophosphates Gentle on beneficials Provides translaminar and locally systemic activity Controls insects by contact and ingestion of the treated plant tissue Group 4 insecticide Rainfast in four hours Stable in water ph 5 to 9 Ideal for petal fall/calyx spray for broad-spectrum control Rotate the use of Calypso with different modes of action that control the same pests Use the higher rate for heavy infestations Formulated as a 480 g/l liquid flowable Available in 1 L and 1.78 L jugs

23 Insecticides 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE Insecticides 24 Powerful, fast control for a broad range of insects. Insecticides / Decis Crops, insects, rate, timing, Interval and maximum applications Crops Insects Rate Timing brown bug Mullein plant bug leaf curling midge Codling moth Fruit tree leafroller Oblique banded leafroller Pale apple leafroller Eye spotted budmoth White apple leafhopper Oriental fruit moth (Ontario only) 200 ml/ha (81 ml/ac.) 200-250 ml/ha (81-101 ml/ac.) 200 ml/ha (81 ml/ac.) 200-250 ml/ha (81-101 ml/ac.) Apply when bugs are present. Follow provincial recommendations. Apply when first signs of damage are visible Apply 7 to 10 days after petal fall (calyx) Repeat sprays at 10 day intervals Apply when first signs of feeding are visible Begin applications when threshold has been reached 1 3 Crops, insects, rate, timing, Interval and maximum applications Crops Insects Rate Timing Winter moth 150 ml/ha (61 ml/ac.) Peach Pear Peach twig borer Oriental fruit moth Pear psylla (nymphs and adults) Pear psylla (over wintering adults BC only) Oriental fruit moth 200 ml/ha (81 ml/ac.) 350 ml/ha (141 ml/ac.) 200 ml/ha (81 ml/ac.) 200-250 ml/ha (81-101 ml/ac.) Apply when first signs of feeding are visible 1 3 Unless otherwise indicated on the label, spray Decis when insects first appear and repeat as required to maintain control Begin applications when threshold (peak egg hatch) has been reached 1 1 7 3 Insecticides / Decis Tentiform leaf miner (adults) 250 ml/ha (101 ml/ac.) Apply when adults are first visible. Thorough coverage on trunk and scaffold limbs is recommended. Decis is not effective in controlling eggs of mining larvae and should be used to prevent re-infestation of adult generations. The most powerful synthetic pyrethroid insecticide on the market Works fast on contact and by ingestion Effective on a broad range of insect pests Group 3 insecticide Formulated as a 50 g/l emulsifiable concentrate Available in 1 L jugs Rainfast in one hour Where a rate range is given on the Decis label, the higher rate should be used when: The crop canopy is dense and foliage will inhibit thorough spray coverage A number of insect growth stages are present Insect populations are high Ensure insects are contacted by spray, even when located on underside of leaves or if foliage is dense

25 Insecticides 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE Insecticides / Envidor Unmatched control of all economically important mites at all growth stages. Crops, insects, rate, timing, Interval and maximum applications Crabapple Loquat Mayhaw Oriental Pear Pear Quince Crops Insects Rate Timing rust mite European red mite McDaniel spider mite Pear rust mite Two-spotted spider mite 750 ml/ha (304 ml/ac.) Post-bloom only typically 2 to 3 weeks after bloom 7 1 Apricot Cherry (sweet & tart) Nectarine Peach Plum Prune Almond Beechnut Brazil nut Butternut Cashew Chestnut Chinquapin Filbert (hazelnut) Hickory nut Macademia nut (bush nut) Pecan Walnut European red mite McDaniel spider mite Peach silver mite Two-spotted spider mite European red mite McDaniel spider mite Two-spotted spider mite Controls all economically important species of mites at all growth stages egg, nymph and adult females Provides extended residual activity but does not provide a quick knockdown Unique class of chemistry (tetronic acids) and mode of action for resistance management Easy on beneficial insects, minor impact on beneficial mites High affinity for waxy surfaces and very stable in sunlight Active under a broad temperature range Group 23 acaricide Rainfast when dry Do not tank mix with spray adjuvants such as penetrators, oils, stickers and spreaders Spray solution with high ph (>9) water should be buffered or sprayed the same day After Envidor is applied, mites never emerge to next stage. Early life stages develop the fastest; therefore early applications result in faster control. To ensure long-term control of mites, spray programs should follow responsible resistance management strategies that rotate Envidor with other miticides with different modes of action Formulated as a 240 g/l liquid flowable Available in 3 L jugs

27 Insecticides 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE Insecticides 28 Insecticides / Movento Two-way systemic insecticide with a new mode of action for control of a broad range of sucking insect pests. Crops, insects, rate, timing, Interval and maximum applications Crabapple Loquat Mayhaw Medlar Quince Tejocote Apricot Cherry (sweet & tart) Nectarine Peach Plum Plumcot Prune Crops Insects Rate Timing Aphids (green apple, rosy apple and woolly apple) Whitefly Pear psylla Mealybug San Jose scale Aphids Whitefly Mealybug San Jose scale White peach scale Lecanium scale (suppression) 365-435 ml/ha (148-176 ml/ac.) 365-585 ml/ha (148-237 ml/ac.) 365-435 ml/ha (148-176 ml/ac.) 365-585 ml/ha (148-237 ml/ac.) Use pheromone traps or sticky traps to determine optimum application timing Repeat at 14 to 21 day intervals as needed Use pheromone traps or sticky traps to determine optimum application timing Repeat at 14 day intervals as needed 7 1.83 L/ha (0.74 L/ac.) per year 1.12 L/ha (453 ml/ac.) per year Crops, insects, rate, timing, Interval and maximum applications Crops Insects Rate Timing Almond Beechnut Brazil nut Butternut Cashew Chestnut Chinquapin Filbert (hazelnut) Hickory nut Macadamia nut (bush nut) Pecan Pistachio Walnut Aphids Phylloxera Whitefly Mealybug San Jose scale White peach scale Lecanium scale (suppression) 365-435 ml/ha (148-176 ml/ac.) 365-585 ml/ha (148-237 ml/ac.) Minimum interval between applications: 14 days 7 1.58 L/ha (640 ml/ac.) per year Insecticides / Movento Unique two-way systemic control of sucking insect pests Travels up and down the tree to protect leaves, roots and new growth Long residual control provides extremely effective activity on hard-to-control pests like woolly apple aphid and San Jose scale, as well as rosy apple aphid and green apple aphid Movento controls pests that products with only contact or translaminar activity often miss Residual activity continues to protect new growth New class of chemistry provides different mode of action for better resistance management and rotations Group 23 insecticide Formulated as a 240 g/l liquid flowable Available in 2 L jugs Rainfast when dry Most effective when applied as a preventive treatment or before populations reach damaging levels Must be applied with one of the following adjuvants: non-ionic (e.g. Agral 90 or Ag-surf), methylated seed oil (e.g. Hasten) or horticultural oil (for pome fruit only). Prior to the use of a surfactant with Movento in tree fruits and nuts, the mixture must be tested in a small area to ensure no risk of phytotoxicity. Good coverage is important product will not move to older leaves, as these leaves are not being fed by the plant s transport system Apply when sufficient leaf tissue is present to allow for maximum uptake of Movento by the plant For high insect pressure and for faster knockdown, a follow-up application may be necessary seven days after the initial application The efficiency of Movento may not be apparent for 10 to 21 days

Growth Regulator Ethrel 31 A plant growth regulator can modify the growth and development of your tree fruit crop on both established and new plantings to provide a favourable boost to fruit maturity and colouring, while simplifying mechanical harvesting.

31 Growth Regulator 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE Growth Regulator 32 Growth Regulator / Ethrel Helps fruit ripen at the same time for once-over harvesting. Rates and timing for uniform ripening in apples To stimulate uniform ripening and colouring without loosening, use a foliar application of Ethrel at 1.75 to 3.5 L/ha mixed with a pre-harvest drop control product. Begin spraying 2 to 3 weeks before you would normally begin harvesting and about 2 weeks before desired harvest date. Early and Midseason Varieties Tydeman, Milton, Wealthy, McIntosh, etc. 1.75 L Ethrel / 2,000-4,000 L water/ha (709 ml Ethrel / 810-1619 L water/ac.) Water volume depends on type and delivery of sprayer used and tree size Late Maturing Varieties Cortland, Red Delicious, Rome, Idared, Jonathan, etc. 3.5 L Ethrel / 1,500-4,000 L water/ha (1.42 L Ethrel / 607-1619 L water/ac.) Rates and timing to increase flowering on new plantings in apples To increase flowering on new plantings, apply Ethrel to non-bearing trees 1 to 2 weeks after peak bloom. Vegetative growth will be reduced, thereby promoting flower development the following spring. On young orchard trees planned for production in the current year, delay applications until 3 to 5 weeks after full bloom to avoid over thinning and misshapen fruit. Dilute Sprayers Spur-type trees Non-spur-type trees Concentrate Sprayers Spur-type trees Non-spur-type trees Rate 2 L Ethrel / 1,000 L water 4.25 L Ethrel / 1,000 L water Rate 7 L Ethrel / 500 L water 14 L Ethrel / 500 L water Growth Regulator / Ethrel Rates and timing for easier mechanical harvesting in apples For easier mechanical harvesting apply a foliar spray of Ethrel 7 to 14 days prior to anticipated harvest. Early and Midseason Varieties Tydeman, Milton, Wealthy, McIntosh, etc. Late Maturing Varieties Cortland, Red Delicious, Rome, Idared, Jonathan, etc. Accelerates colouring and fruit maturity Easier mechanical harvesting Enhances fruit production in new orchards Formulated as a 240 g/l liquid flowable Available in 10 L jugs Spray only the number of trees that can be harvested over a 72-hour period and be prepared to begin harvest 5 to 10 days after application Higher rates may be required early in the season on trees that are high in nitrogen or poorly pruned Low rates may be helpful near harvest time on young, well-pruned trees or on trees that are low in nitrogen Most Ethrel-treated cherries will be stemless when harvested Temperatures above 24º C accelerate fruit loosening and promote pre-harvest drop 2.75 L Ethrel / 1,500-4,000 L water/ha (1.11 L Ethrel / 607-1619 L water/ac.) Water volume depends on type and delivery of sprayer used and tree size 5.5 L Ethrel / 1,500-4,000 L water/ha (2.23 L Ethrel / 607-1619 L water/ac.) Rates and timing for loosening of fruit and promotion of early uniform ripening in cherries Apply a foliage spray to cherry trees 7 to 14 days before you normally begin harvesting and about 7 days before desired harvest date. Treat when air temperatures are between 16º C and 32º C. Use only on vigorous trees that have not experienced severe stress such as winter injury, drought and disease, since gummosis may be increased. Sour Cherry Varieties 2.75 L Ethrel / 2,400 L water/ha (1.11 L Ethrel / 972 L water/ac.) Water volume depends on type and delivery of sprayer used and tree size Sweet Cherry Varieties 5.5 L Ethrel / 2,400 L water/ha (2.23 L Ethrel / 972 L water/ac.)

APPLICATION TIMING and information GUIDE Pome Fruit Spray Guide 35 Stone Fruit Spray Guide 36 Product Reference Guide 37 Pest Control Reference Guide 39 At Bayer CropScience, we have a broad range of leading crop protection products to help you improve productivity and the bottom line of your orchard. But it s not enough to have just the right product it s also crucial to put it to work at the right time. Application timing doesn t have to be complicated. It s a matter of knowing that, whenever possible, preventing damage from weeds, insects and/or diseases is better than facing the challenge of treating a pest that has already taken hold. Following herbicide, insecticide and fungicide timing guidelines can go a long way toward keeping your orchard as healthy as possible throughout the season.

35 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE APPLICATION TIMING AND INFORMATION GUIDE 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE APPLICATION TIMING AND INFORMATION GUIDE 36 Application Information Petal fall/ calyx Bloom Fruit set/ first cover spray Subsequent summer sprays Pre Harvest 2 Insecticides Growth Regulator Always refer to current product labels for complete use guidelines. All labels are available at BayerCropScience.ca or call 1 888-283-6847 for more information. 2 Half inch green Tight Cluster Pink Bloom Petal fall/ calyx Fruit set/ first cover spray Subsequent summer sprays Herbicides Fungicides 1 TM 1 Green Tip In areas outside of Ontario, apply Flint in a tank mix with a compatible registered contact fungicide (EBDC) for two modes of action. Do not apply Flint for apple scab in Ontario. Only for Mutsu, Jonagold and Golden Delicious apple varieties. Fungicides Pink Insecticides Tight Cluster Growth Regulator Half inch green Herbicides Green Tip Always refer to current product labels for complete use guidelines. All labels are available at BayerCropScience.ca or call 1 888-283-6847 for more information. Pre Harvest APPLICATION TIMING and information GUIDE / Stone Fruit Spray Guide APPLICATION TIMING and information GUIDE / Pome Fruit Spray Guide stone Fruit Spray Guide Pome Fruit Spray Guide

37 APPLICATION TIMING AND INFORMATION GUIDE 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE APPLICATION TIMING AND INFORMATION GUIDE 38 Application Information APPLICATION TIMING and information GUIDE / Product Reference Guide product reference guide Herbicides PRODUCT Alion New pre-emergent herbicide for season-long broad-spectrum weed control Ignite Non-selective burndown in orchards Sencor Residual control of grassy and broadleaf weeds Fungicides Aliette Fully systemic disease control Flint Broad-spectrum fungicide for pome fruit and stone fruit Luna Tranquility New fungicide with a unique spectrum of activity for unprecedented disease control Scala Systematic fungicide for control of early season apple and pear scab in cool and warm weather MODE OF ACTION Group 29 Group 10 Group 5 Always refer to current product labels for complete use guidelines. All labels are available at BayerCropScience.ca or call 1 888-283-6847 for more information. CROPS, Pear Apricot, Cherry (sweet and tart), Nectarine, Peach, Plum Almond, Chestnut, Filbert (hazelnut), Japanese heartnut, Walnut, Pear Cherry (sweet and tart), Peach, Plum Almond, Beechnut, Bur oak nut, Butternut, Chestnut, Chinquapin, Filbert (hazelnut), Gingko nut, Heartnut, Hickory nut, Japanese horse chestnut, Pecan, Pine nut, Walnut Apricot, Cherry (sweet and tart), Peach, Pear, Plum PRE- HARVEST INTERVAL RAINFAST RESTRICTIONS RE-ENTRY MAIMUM APPLICATIONS 14 days n/a 12 hours 1 40 days 4 hours 24 hours Not more than 6.7 L/ha per season 60 days 6 hours 12 hours 1 Group U 30 days 1 hour When dry 3 Group 11 Group 7 + Group 9, Crabapple, Mayhaw, Oriental Pear, Pear, Quince 14 days 2 hours 12 hours or 4 days if thinning Cherry (sweet and tart) 1 day 2 hours 24 hours 5 Apricot, Nectarine, Peach, Plum, Plumcot, Prune 1 day 2 hours 12 hours or 7 days if thinning 14 days When dry 12 hours See label Group 9, Pear 14 days 4 hours 12 hours or 24 hours if hand thinning 4 4 Scab 4 Storage 1 Insecticides PRODUCT Admire Economical insect control of sucking and chewing pests Calypso Broad-spectrum insecticide for pome fruit Decis Fast, broad-spectrum insect control Envidor Unmatched control of all economically important mites at all growth stages Movento Two-way systemic insecticide for a broad range of sucking insect pests Other product reference guide Ethrel Helps fruit ripen at the same time for once-over harvesting MODE OF ACTION Group 4 Group 4 CROPS, Crabapple, Loquat, Mayhaw, Medlar, Oriental Pear, Pear, Quince Apricot, Cherry (sweet and tart), Nectarine, Peach, Plum, Plumcot, Prune Almond, Beechnut, Brazil nut, Butternut, Cashew, Chestnut, Chinquapin, Filbert (hazelnut), Hickory nut, Macadamia nut (bush nut), Pecan, Pistachio, Walnut, Crabapple, Loquat, Mayhaw, Oriental Pear, Pear, Quince PRE- HARVEST INTERVAL RAINFAST RESTRICTIONS RE-ENTRY MAIMUM APPLICATIONS 7 days 2 hours 24 hours 2 30 days 4 hours 12 hours 3 Group 3, Peach, Pear 1 day 1 hour 12 hours 3 Group 23 Group 23 Plant growth regulator, Crabapple, Loquat, Mayhaw, Oriental Pear, Pear, Quince Apricot, Cherry (sweet and tart), Nectarine, Peach, Plum, Prune Almond, Beechnut, Brazil nut, Butternut, Cashew, Chestnut, Chinquapin, Filbert (hazelnut), Hickory nut, Macademia nut (bush nut), Pecan, Walnut, Crabapple, Loquat, Mayhaw, Medlar, Quince, Tejocote Apricot, Cherry (sweet and tart), Nectarine, Peach, Plum, Plumcot, Prune Almond, Beechnut, Brazil nut, Butternut, Cashew, Chestnut, Chinquapin, Filbert (hazelnut), Hickory nut, Macadamia nut (bush nut), Pecan, Pistachio, Walnut 7 days When dry 12 hours 1 7 days When dry 12 hours Not more than 1.83 L/ha (6.74 L/ac.) per season Not more than 1.12 L/ha (0.45 L/ac.) per season Not more than 1.58 L/ha (0.64 L/ac.) per season, Cherry (sweet and tart) 7 days 5 hours 48 hours N/A APPLICATION TIMING and information GUIDE / Product Reference Guide Always refer to current product labels for complete use guidelines. All labels are available at BayerCropScience.ca or call 1 888-283-6847 for more information.

39 APPLICATION TIMING AND INFORMATION GUIDE 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE 2013 TREE FRUIT PRODUCT GUIDE APPLICATION TIMING AND INFORMATION GUIDE 40 Pest Control Reference Guide APPLICATION TIMING and information GUIDE / Pest Control Reference Guide Insects and Mites Admire Calypso Decis Envidor Movento Aphid brown bug leaf curling midge maggot rust mite Black cherry fruit fly Codling moth European apple sawfly European red mite Eye spotted budmoth Japanese beetle Leafhopper Leafroller Lecanium scale 2 Mealybug McDaniel spider mite Mullein bug Oriental fruit moth 1 Peach silver mite Peach twig borer Pear psylla Pear rust mite Phylloxera Plum curculio San Jose scale Tentiform leafminer diseases Aliette Flint Luna Tranquility Scala scab (leaf) 1 Blister spot 2 Botrytis storage disease Cedar apple rust Crown and root rot (Phytophthora spp.) Eastern filbert blight Fly speck Leaf spot Penicillium storage disease 3 4 Pear scab Powdery mildew Shothole Sooty blotch Please consult the individual product labels to ensure that your specific pest is controlled/suppressed. 1 In areas outside of Ontario, apply Flint in a tank mix with a compatible registered contact fungicide (EBDC) for two modes of action. Do not apply Flint for apple scab in Ontario. 2 Only for Mutsu, Jonagold and Golden Delicious varieties. 3 Suppression. 4 Apply two weeks before harvest. Weeds Alion Ignite SENCOR Grassy and broadleaf weeds Please consult the individual product labels to ensure that your specific pest is controlled/suppressed. APPLICATION TIMING and information GUIDE / Pest Control Reference Guide Two-spotted spider mite Western cherry fruit fly White fly White peach scale Other Winter moth Ethrel Woolly apple aphid Fruit ripening, flower development and improved harvesting in apples and cherries Please consult the individual product labels to ensure that your specific pest is controlled/suppressed. 1 In apples, for use in Ontario only. Please consult the individual product labels to ensure that your specific pest is controlled/suppressed. 2 Suppression. 3 aphid.

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