ollie989898
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Wheat, that makes more sense, my mistake. I reckon that has been discussed before as well. Either you subscribe to the anti-resistance thing or you don't. I used to use it a bit when Atlantis was going on instead of using CTL.
Planet Spring barley fungicide
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Wheat, that makes more sense, my mistake. I reckon that has been discussed before as well. Either you subscribe to the anti-resistance thing or you don't. I used to use it a bit when Atlantis was going on instead of using CTL.
- Location
- Dorset/Wilts
As I said before, the money to have folpet in I could be having an sdhi in instead. Disease levels are v low (atm), if ever there was a year to be saving a bit, its probably right now. In that respect I cant see past a azole/strob tbh
- Location
- Berkshire
There’s no rain in the forecast for the rest of the month, we might only see 6mm total (most of which was snow/sleet) for April
SB fungicide choice may not be the most important one we make this season, Fandango is normally a well priced product for lower pressure years...
No Folpet in barley or Wheat here, too much money and the anti-resistance bit is being overdone from what I’ve gleaned, luckily it’s looking like another rust year unless the weather changes dramatically so Revystar and Inatreq can hopefully be left in the distributors stores for another year prolonging it’s life another season !!
*view subject to change if May is a washout
SB fungicide choice may not be the most important one we make this season, Fandango is normally a well priced product for lower pressure years...
No Folpet in barley or Wheat here, too much money and the anti-resistance bit is being overdone from what I’ve gleaned, luckily it’s looking like another rust year unless the weather changes dramatically so Revystar and Inatreq can hopefully be left in the distributors stores for another year prolonging it’s life another season !!
*view subject to change if May is a washout
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
What your ww T1 going to be, I haven't done a TO and don't see any need to go much beyond exopi(use up in store) and then teb. I may chuck a strobe in but not sure. Teb T1 teb 1.5 if still rust about and then Sdhi at flag leaf would keep desease at bay unless it turns wet soon.
- Location
- Dorset/Wilts
What action does teb have on septoria?
I bought flopit mixed with epoxi on a deal last autumn so that will be T1. No T0. I wondered about adding a strob but doubt I will bother. Prothio plus sdhi t2.
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- Location
- Dorset/Wilts
See, that to me seems like a risky strategy, unles of course one have the time and capacity to race across the acreage IF the weather changes
What is risky?
- Location
- Dorset/Wilts
No real septoria protection
But no one is suggesting it? @robbie was on about it at T 1.5 to boost rust control. He was using septoria actives at t1 and 2
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
Non if it stays dry septoria won't be a problem so that was why I was thinking teb at T1 for rust and again at t1.5 if it's a rusty year. Sdhi at T2 will knock an septoria that might be there and give a belt and braces for any other disease.
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
For me barley fungicide is proline by default and then add what takes your fancy be it strobe or Sdhi.
I will try my hardest to avoid siltra on principal that Bayer are just taking the wee wee when you look at the price of aviator and the price of siltra which are essentially the same product.
I will try my hardest to avoid siltra on principal that Bayer are just taking the wee wee when you look at the price of aviator and the price of siltra which are essentially the same product.
The price of Aviator has to be worth using in a very competitive wheat fungicide market, though with the demise of epoxiconazole and CTL this may change. The barley fungicide market has far less competition, so Siltra carries a far higher profit margin for Bayer.
- Location
- Berkshire
I like Imtrex and proline as a concept for SB, it doesn’t stack up financially very often
- Location
- Berkshire
It’s another option, I liked adding fluxapyroxad for brackling but it’s invariably too dear, I did use some Priaxxor last year which was priced well
But it’s hard to look past Prothio containing products
But it’s hard to look past Prothio containing products
Have you priced the straight bixafen up, is it inception?