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2018 Product guide AU 1

TagTeam is the only inoculant that delivers the synergy of more fixed nitrogen and better use of soil and fertiliser phosphate providing the best yields and best value in pulse inoculants. Balanced nutrition For use on Chickpea Faba bean Lentil Lupin Pea and Vetch Balanced nutrition of phosphate and nitrogen is necessary to maximise pulse crop yields. TagTeam is a dual action inoculant tool combining the phosphatesolubilizing microorganism Penicillium bilaii with nitrogen-fixing rhizobia bacteria. Together, they can create more fixed nitrogen and better access to soil and fertilizer phosphate, providing the best yield potential and best value opportunity in inoculants. The soil fungus is the key to the equation. It grows on the plant roots and makes less available forms of soil phosphate immediately available to the plant. Phosphate helps create and move much needed energy for the nitrogen fixation process. The other benefit of the soil fungus action is that more root hairs develop (see below). Each root hair is a potential infection point for the rhizobia bacteria. More infection points mean more nodules and more nodules mean more nitrogen is fixed. More fixed nitrogen = higher yields. TagTeam maximises pulse crop yields. With P. bilaii. Without P. bilaii. P. bilaii inoculation increases root hair production in field pea. Source: R.H. Gulden and J.K. Vessey, University of Manitoba. 2

Phosphate crucial to nitrogen fixation Research shows that phosphate nutrition has a significant positive impact on nitrogen fixation. Good phosphate nutrition results in more nodules being formed and more active nitrogen fixation. Active nitrogen fixation provides more nitrogen to the plant, resulting in higher yields. Phosphate is key to the nitrogen fixation process because it: 1 Reduces the time it takes for nodules to begin the fixation process Increases the number and size of nodules Increases the efficiency of nitrogen fixation Increases the total amount of nitrogen in plant tissue 1 Source: Phosphorus for Agriculture, International Plant Nutrition Institute (formerly: Potash & Phosphate Institute). Increases the population of rhizobia within the root zone Promotes root and shoot growth, improving the ability of the plant to fix nitrogen. Higher root density results in more sites available for nodule fixation TagTeam increased yield vs. single-action inoculants 10 Yield increase (% of control) 8 6 4 2 0 6% 7% TagTeam Control Single-action+ 5 kg/hap TagTeam + 5 kg/hap Single-action + 10 kg/hap TagTeam 10 kg/hap Source: Combined data from six small-plot replicated trials in Australia: three pea, two lupin, and one chickpea. 3

TagTeam application Types and formulations of TagTeam available TagTeam is available in a peat formulation and in a down the tube granular formulation. Each pulse/ legume crop associates with a specific rhizobia species as shown in the table below. Make sure to use the appropriate species for your crop. Crop Inoculant species TagTeam formulations available Chickpea Mesorhizobium ciceri Pre-sterilised, self-sticking peat and granular Lupin Bradyrhizobium lupini Pre-sterilised, self-sticking peat only Pea, lentil, faba bean, vetch Rhizobium leguminosarum Pre-sterilised, self-sticking peat and granular Application of TagTeam granular TagTeam granular should be applied directly with the seed in the seed row using a granular tank for application. Application rates vary according to row spacing (refer to Table 1 for details). Fill the tank to match, or slightly exceed, seed requirements. Do not overfill the tank, as granular inoculants are dense and have a relatively high moisture content, which helps to keep rhizobia alive. Too much inoculant in the tank can cause compaction and lead to plugged lines. Before opening, drop the TagTeam bags once on each side to loosen any compaction and pour into seeder through a screen Carry and dump do not auger TagTeam granular. Augering can reduce the particle size, resulting in inaccurate metering Do not mix TagTeam inoculant in the same tank with seed or fertiliser. The difference in particle size will prevent proper application. The difference in moisture content between fertiliser and TagTeam can cause TagTeam to dry out, killing the rhizobia. The fertiliser may also moisten and form clumps Follow calibration instructions supplied by the seeder manufacturer. Check flow regularly Do not leave TagTeam inoculant in the tank overnight as condensation can occur, which may cause lumps to form. Empty the tank of all granules at the end of the day, seal in its original bag, store in a cool location, and return to the tank when seeding is ready to resume TagTeam granular can be used with pesticide-treated seed. Application rates are the same for both TagTeam pea/lentil/vetch/faba bean and TagTeam chickpea granular inoculants. Row spacing Application rates Area treated per bag 7 in 17.8 cm 5.6 kg/ha 2.9 ha 8 in 20.3 cm 4.9 kg/ha 3.4 ha 9 in 23.0 cm 4.4 kg/ha 3.8 ha 10 in 25.4 cm 3.9 kg/ha 4.2 ha 11 in 27.9 cm 3.6 kg/ha 4.6 ha 12 in 30.5 cm 3.3 kg/ha 5.0 ha 13 in 33.0 cm 3.0 kg/ha 5.4 ha 14 in 35.6 cm 2.8 kg/ha 5.9 ha 15 in 38.0 cm 2.6 kg/ha 6.3 ha Note: The bulk density for TagTeam granular averages 0.7 g/cm3. Table 1. TagTeam granular application rates 4

Application of TagTeam peat TagTeam peat inoculant has its own sticker in the formulation. A separate sticker is not needed. Apply TagTeam to premoistened seed, or add water while applying TagTeam, or mix TagTeam with cool, clean water and apply to seed as a slurry. Please refer to Table 2 below for approximate water rates. Once TagTeam is mixed into water, apply to the seed within six hours. TagTeam peat can be applied up to 6 to 48 hours before seeding depending on crop type and can be used with many different seed treatments. Apply TagTeam when transferring seed from the silo to the truck or from the truck to the seeder. TagTeam may also be applied directly to seed in the seeder. Make sure TagTeam is mixed thoroughly with the seed and that the seed is evenly coated. Crop Amount of seed treated per 2.45 kg bag Approximate water volume 1 Chickpea 1,000 kg 3.0-6.0 litres Lentil 500 kg 3.0-6.0 litres Lupin 1,000 kg 3.0-6.0 litres Pea, faba bean, vetch 1,000 kg 3.0-6.0 litres 1 Approximate water volume for peat slurry application Table 2. TagTeam peat application rates 5

Seed treatment compatibility Compatibility tests are conducted with registered seed treatments to ensure the viability of our inoculants is not compromised by pesticides and other seed treatments. Each inoculant formulation is tested with various seed treatments, using different application methods on specific crops. The planting windows presented are specific to TagTeam only and should not be used for other inoculants. 6

TagTeam peat Planting window for TagTeam peat on bare seed Crop Chickpea Faba bean Lentil Lupin Pea Vetch Planting window 24 hours 48 hours 24 hours 48 hours 24 hours 24 hours TagTeam planting window Seed treatment Sequential application Simultaneous application Tank mix application Chickpea Apron XL 350 6 hours 6 hours Gaucho 600 FL 6 hours 6 hours P-Pickel T 6 hours 6 hours Thiragranz 6 hours 6 hours Faba bean Gaucho 600 FL 6 hours 6 hours P-Pickel T 6 hours 6 bours Lentil Gaucho 600 FL 24 hours 24 hours P-Pickel T 24 hours 24 hours Lupin Gaucho 600 FL Not recommended Not recommended Rovral 6 hours 6 hours Thiragranz 24 hours 24 hours Pea Apron XL 350 Not recommended Not recommended Gaucho 600 FL Not recommended Not recommended P-Pickel T 4 hours 4 hours Vetch Gaucho 600 FL 4 hours 4 hours P-Pickel T 24 hours 6 hours Indicates not tested 7

Contact us Please contact our local sales representative for sales enquiries within your relevant region in Australia Donald Benn Regional Business Manager NSW / VIC +61 407 283 304 donald.benn@monsanto.com Sally Broadhead Regional Business Manager NSW / QLD +61 428 024 709 sally.broadhead@monsanto.com Visit TagTeam.com.au for more information Monsanto Australia, Head Office: 12/600 St Kilda Road, Melbourne, VIC 3004 Post: PO Box 6051, St. Kilda Road Central, VIC 8008. Phone: 03 9522 7122 Fax: 03 9522 6122 www.monsanto.com.au TagTeam is a registered trademark of Monsanto Technology LLC used under license by Monsanto Australia. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. 2017 Monsanto Company 8