Designing the Most Effective Fungicide Rotations. A. R. Chase Chase Agricultural Consulting, LLC
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1 Designing the Most Effective Fungicide Rotations A. R. Chase Chase Agricultural Consulting, LLC
2 Topics covered What is your rotation now? What moa is the new product? Does it offer something special? broader spectrum safer to people environment or plants easier to apply less costly lower REI better control resistance management
3 Fine-tuning your choices Level of control desired - do you want to wipe it out or accept loss of quality = loss of crop value Cost of prevention vs. cure interval and rate and type of product want to wait for disaster to strike? What does a 14 day interval of lower efficacy product cost for a year vs. an expensive product on a 4-10 day interval once disease starts.
4 Interval is important Interval Advantages Disadvantages Short Long More control usually Can use lower efficacy product Less frequent water is more control Fewer REI concerns Less residue Lower labor costs More frequent water is more disease REI concerns More residue Higher labor costs Less control usually Must use high efficacy product for best effect
5 Other Costs of Disease Prevention Heat/vent energy $$ and labor $ Spacing less product on bench is less $$ Fans for humidity reduction is equipment $ (one time expenditure) Time of day for irrigation is management decision can be the key to downy control Eliminate overhead irrigation equipment and labor $$$ It is not all about fungicides!!!
6 Additional info to Consider Other non-targets controlled Limited with Aliette, FenStop, Subdue MAXX and Stature Phytophthora, downy mildew and Pythium (in some cases) Broad with strobilurins most foliar diseases. Potential for crop damage Low with most products Higher with copper and some DMIs Residue Low with many newer products High with mancozeb and chlorothalonil
7 Determine the real cost of use per month
8 Step 1. Cost of the product Camelot O $124/gal ($1/oz) Compass O $263/8 oz ($33/oz) Daconil Ultrex $88/6.5 lb (88 /oz) Decree $271/2.5 lb ($7/oz) Heritage $525/16 oz ($33/oz) Pageant $80/16 oz ($5/oz) Protect DF $80/6 lb (83 /oz) Spectro 90WDG $124/5 lb ($1.55/oz)
9 Step 2. Use rate per 100 gal and interval Camelot O 48 oz (7 days) Compass O 1-4 oz (7-14 days) Daconil Ultrex 1.4 lb (7-14 days) Decree oz (7-10 days) Heritage 1-4 oz (7-14 days) Pageant oz (7-14 days) Protect DF oz (7 days) Spectro 90WDG 1-2 lbs (7-14 days)
10 Step 3. Cost per month Expensive is determined by the wallet of the grower Daconil Ultrex $57 Protect DF $53 Spectro 90WDG $100 Camelot $192 Compass O $198 Heritage $198 Pageant $240 Decree $336
11 Step 4. Cost per month Daconil Ultrex $57 broad-spectrum, moderate to high efficacy Protect DF $53 broad-spectrum, moderate efficacy Spectro 90WDG $100 broad-spectrum, moderate efficacy Camelot $192 very broad-spectrum, moderate efficacy Compass O $198 broad-spectrum, high efficacy Heritage $198 broad-spectrum, high efficacy Pageant $240 broad-spectrum, high efficacy Decree $336 very narrow-spectrum, high efficacy
12 The Best Choices ROTATION - this means FRAC or MOA group Highest efficacy Legal use sites Prevention vs. eradication Cost of use
13 Bactericide Rotation Copper (M1-Camelot O, Kocide and Phyton 27) (effective on most bacteria) Cease (nc-bacillus subtilis) (best for Pseudomonas and Xanthomonas) Triathlon BA (Bacillus amyloliquifaciens) (effective on most bacteria) Agri-Mycin (antibiotic-streptomycin sulfate) (best for Erwinia) KleenGrow (nc-quaternary ammonium) (effective on most bacteria)
14 Bactericide Rotation Erwinia soft rot or fireblight AgriStrep KleenGrow Copper Xanthomonas leaf spot KleenGrow Copper Triathlon BA
15 Botrytis/Sclerotinia Rotation Decree (17-fenhexamid) Daconil Ultrex (M5-chlorothalonil) Medallion (12-fludioxonil) or Palladium (12 and 9 cyprodinil) Chipco 26019, 26GT (2-iprodione) Pageant Intrinsic (11-strobilurin and 7- pyraclostrobin and boscalid)
16 Botrytis/Sclerotinia Rotation Botrytis Blight Palladium Pageant Intrinsic Decree Chipco or GT Sclerotinia Blight Pageant Intrinsic Palladium Chipco or GT
17 Alternaria Rotation Daconil Ultrex (M5-chlorothalonil) Medallion (12-fludioxinil) or Palladium (12 and 9-cyprodinil) Compass O, Heritage or Pageant Intrinsic (11-strobilurins) Terraguard, Strike Plus (3-triflumizole) Chipco (2-iprodione)
18 Alternaria Rotation - GH vs. Nursery Greenhouse Pageant Intrinsic Palladium Chipco Nursery Daconil Pageant Intrinsic Sterol inhibitor mancozeb
19 Cercospora Rotation 3336, Fungo, OHP6672 (1-thiophanate methyl) Medallion (12-fludioxonil) or Palladium (12 and 9 fludioxonil and cyprodinil) Compass O, Heritage or Pageant Intrinsic (11-strobilurins) Daconil Ultrex (M5-chlorothalonil)
20 Colletotrichum Rotation Phyton 27 (M1-copper) Dithane, Protect, Pentathlon (M3- mancozeb) Daconil Ultrex and Spectro (M5- chlorothalonil) Pageant Intrinsic (11 and 7- pyraclostrobin and boscalid)
21 Myrothecium Rotation Medallion (12-fludioxonil) or Palladium (12-fludioxonil and 9-cyprodinil) Compass O, Heritage and Pageant Intrinsic (11-strobilurins) Daconil Ultrex (M5-chlorothalonil)
22 Powdery Mildew Rotation Compass O, Heritage or Pageant Inrinsic (11- strobilurins) Terraguard, Strike Plus (=Trigo), Banner MAXX, Eagle, Tourney, Trinity, Torque (3- sterol inhibitors) Camelot O, Kocide, Phyton 27 (M1-copper) MilStop (nc-k bicarbonate) Palladium (12 and 9)
23 Rust Rotation Banner MAXX, Strike Plus (=Trigo), Trinity, Torque, Tourney, Eagle or Terraguard (3-sterol inhibitor) Compass O, Heritage or Pageant Intrinsic (11- strobilurins) Camelot O or Phyton 27 (M1-copper) Dithane, Pentathlon or Protect (M3- mancozeb) (most effective at preventing rust)
24 Downy Mildew Rotation Compass O, Heritage or Pageant Intrinsic (11-strobilurins) OR FenStop Subdue MAXX (4-mefenoxam/tank-mix as directed) Adorn (43-fluopicolide/tank-mix as directed) Aliette (33-phosphonate) Segway O (21-cyazofamid) Micora (40-mandipropamid), Stature or Orvego (40-dimethomorph and 45- ametoctradin)
25 Phytophthora Rotation Aliette (33-fosetyl aluminum) Adorn (43-fluopicolide) (tank-mix as directed) Subdue MAXX (4-mefenoxam) Micora (40-mandipropamid) or Stature SC (40-dimethomorph) Terrazole or Truban (14-etridiazole) FenStop (11-fenamidone) Segway (21-cyazofamid)
26 Pythium Rotation Empress (11-pyraclostrobin) Subdue MAXX (4-mefenoxam) Segway O (21-cyazofamid) Terrazole or Truban (14-etridiazole) RootShield Plus (nc-trichoderma harzianum T-22 and Trichoderma virens G-41)
27 Rhizoctonia Rotation Medallion (12-fludioxinil) or Palladium (12 and 9 fludioxinil and cyprodinil) Heritage (11-strobilurin) or Empress or Pageant Intrinsic (11 and 7-pyraclostrobin and boscalid) 3336, Fungo, OHP-6672 (1-tmethyl) RootShield Plus (nc-trichoderma harzianum T-22 and T. virens G-41) root rot only Affirm (19 polyoxin D) Chipco 26GT (2-iprodione)
28 Thielaviopsis Rotation OHP-6672, 3336 (1-thiophanate methyl) Affirm (19-polyoxin D) and to a lesser degree Heritage (11- azoxystrobin) Medallion (12-fludioxonil) or Palladium (12 and 9 fludioxonil and cyprodinil) Terraguard (3-triflumizole)
29 Fusarium Rotation Medallion (12-fludioxonil) or Palladium (12- fludioxonil and 9-cyprodinil) Heritage (11-azoxystrobin)(use as heavy spray to apply at a high enough rate) or Empress (11- pyraclostrobin) or Pageant Intrinsic (11- pyraclostrobin and 7-boscalid) Terraguard (3-triflumizole)
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