T0

[robbie]

Teb is the next in line to potentially get the chop I believe.

Which if it happens will leave proline, metfenwhatever in revystar and metconazole. That's putting a lot of eggs into one basket.

 

[Northern territory]

Trouble now seems to be these supposedly solid disease varieties like extase are already braking down to rust, I think T1 and T2 is adequate in most situations.

 

[ajd132]

We need to look at how nitrogen is delivered to plants. It’s why the proposed ban on urea is so f**king ridiculous. A lot of disease is nitrate driven.

 

[teslacoils]

Teb is the next in line to potentially get the chop I believe.

Which if it happens will leave proline, metfenwhatever in revystar and metconazole. That's putting a lot of eggs into one basket.

Be k. British govt will ban imports treated with ten cos they love a level playing field.

 

[Brisel]

It depends on the variety. I have Skyfall covered in rust already. Juvenile rust in Gleam & Graham too. My T0 will be teb + CCC + Mn I would think. I have epoxi + folpet (Manitoba) in the shed to use up but that will go on at T1, T2 & on spring barley depending on the season.

Folpet isn't that good but if you have high pressure & a septoria susceptible variety then I see a place for it.

 

[SilliamWhale]

We need to look at how nitrogen is delivered to plants. It’s why the proposed ban on urea is so fudgeing ridiculous. A lot of disease is nitrate driven.

Such as?

Anyway I'm not entirely sure the correlation is direct.

 

[Flat 10]

It necessarily at T0 but is anyone considering using mancozeb or elemental sulphur instead of flopit?

 

[Brisel]

Why? Mancozeb isn’t very good on septoria.

 

[Flat 10]

Why? Mancozeb isn’t very good on septoria.

But nor is flopit?

 

[4course]

It seems a long time ago now, but when I started farming I only used a T3 and my yields weren’t much less than they are now with a four fungicide program. My agronomist always tells me that fungicides provide the best return on investment of all my inputs...

for you or him

 

[EddieB]

for you or him

To be fair to him he doesn’t sell product.

 

[Two Tone]

There won’t be any T0 here.
Except for a high disease year, with the help of our local Syngenta Fungicide Challenge group, we have proven over and over again that fungicides are the least most cost effective products we put in the sprayer tank. Especially now Bravo has gone.
T0 is also the least cost effective of all the T’s by a long way.
If the crop needed a bit of PGR, then we might put some in. But it doesn’t need that either. So no T0 at all.

 

[Flat 10]

There won’t be any T0 here.
Except for a high disease year, with the help of our local Syngenta Fungicide Challenge group, we have proven over and over again that fungicides are the least most cost effective products we put in the sprayer tank. Especially now Bravo has gone.
T0 is also the least cost effective of all the T’s by a long way.
If the crop needed a bit of PGR, then we might put some in. But it doesn’t need that either. So no T0 at all.

Do you anticipate using any pgr?

 

[ollie989898]

The loss of CTL is disturbing to my mind because the pressure on the remaining actives will be insane and they will only fail that much sooner. Typical EU thinking to remove fungicide products that are often not required in France etc because it's too dry. Yet another area where 'European' thinking is impractical. It's too big an area to treat as one entity.

 

[B'o'B]

The loss of CTL is disturbing to my mind because the pressure on the remaining actives will be insane and they will only fail that much sooner. Typical EU thinking to remove fungicide products that are often not required in France etc because it's too dry. Yet another area where 'European' thinking is impractical. It's too big an area to treat as one entity.

That’s the only reason Teb still has an authorization, it gets used on a lot of different crop types in France, Spain and Italy.

 

[Two Tone]

Do you anticipate using any pgr?

CCC only, if anything.

 

[Gong Farmer]

There won’t be any T0 here.
Except for a high disease year, with the help of our local Syngenta Fungicide Challenge group, we have proven over and over again that fungicides are the least most cost effective products we put in the sprayer tank. Especially now Bravo has gone.
T0 is also the least cost effective of all the T’s by a long way.
If the crop needed a bit of PGR, then we might put some in. But it doesn’t need that either. So no T0 at all.

Syngenta are, all of a sudden, big fans of T0 sprays now. I doubt they'd let you in their club with that attitude.

 

[yellow belly]

t 0 was only ever of use if you do not time the t1 properly


should only plant a robust rust resistant variety in a rust susceptable area before last week of october

 

[cricketandcrops]

Syngenta are, all of a sudden, big fans of T0 sprays now. I doubt they'd let you in their club with that attitude.

Cherokee was a massive T0 product

 

[Two Tone]

Syngenta are, all of a sudden, big fans of T0 sprays now. I doubt they'd let you in their club with that attitude.

The words “Grandmother“ and “Wheelbarrow“ spring to mind!

Or are Syngenta having a “Meghan Markle” moment?