Spring barley fungicide

Tractor Boy

Member
Location
Suffolk
If you've been lucky enough to get a decent amount of rain, once the sprayer workload allows what will people use on Spring barley and what sort of rates?
In the past I've used Siltra but that seems overpriced. Previous to that I use to use Fandango.
 

Flat 10

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Arable Farmer
Location
Fen Edge
Your not using Bravo for Ramularia control ? Or that all important disease resistance management with a multi-site active ?
I probably should be. However l have used Jaunt, which l think is prothio plus 2 strobs for several years and got on fine.....
 

robbie

Member
BASIS
For a few years I used kestrel +zulu but its quite expensive and I think a bit OTT for spring barley so the plan is 0.45 mobius or 0.75 fandango both have done a good job last couple of years.
 

Happy

Member
Location
Scotland
Your not using Bravo for Ramularia control ? Or that all important disease resistance management with a multi-site active ?

Don't tend to use it at T1 here but always give it 0.75lt Bravo at T2 when awns just showing for Ramularia.
Long time since I've had an issue with Ramularia using this regime. Would be 15-16 years ago when still growing Chariot last time i saw it in the crop.
 

T Hectares

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Berkshire
Your not using Bravo for Ramularia control ? Or that all important disease resistance management with a multi-site active ?
Will do at T2 with Bravo.
0.4 Siltra @T1 ( one field is getting Adexar as I have some left in store )
See How the weather goes before T2 choice, Either Siltra again or Fandango if weather goes back to drier conditions.

Anyone tried Imtrex + Prothio on SB ??
 

tw15

Member
Location
DORSET
0.4 Siltra for £20/ha. The crop is clean now but won't stay that way after 7 days of rain. Fandango isn't that much cheaper when you work out an equivalent dose.

Walked our s barley yesterday a lot of disease in the bottom start of rynco mildew so going in with blw and fung , trace element spray as soon as possible.
 

david

Member
Location
County Down
A bit surprised to see so many folks not putting Bravo on with T1 on spring barley.

Do you not think its a bit risky relying on triazole +/- strob for disease control ?
 

Woodlander

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Leicestershire
T1 on today - fungicide was 0.3l/ha Siltra. Planet - which is clean from top to bottom - the plan is to keep it that way. The plan for T2 will depend on the weather from now - but is likely to be another 0.3l/ha Siltra with 0.5l/ha CTL added. Rates may change depending on pressure and weather.
 

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