Adexar =
Clayton Index
Apex
Cougar (just your kind of thing)
Morex (less SDHI)
Pexan (less SDHI)
Standon Coolie
BASF products in bold type. The others are paralells.
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Adexar =
Clayton Index
Apex
Cougar (just your kind of thing)
Morex (less SDHI)
Pexan (less SDHI)
Standon Coolie
BASF products in bold type. The others are paralells.
they just love to confuse the issue which makes it difficult to compare and a bit less flux = a few pennies less for the basf almost look a likes, looking at the pestcide register there is no direct basf product that has the same formulation
Yes it IS actually adexar - made by same company in the and factory with the same ingredients and put in the same cans
Librax is branded but I could have got Clayton Tardis which would have been a perfectly fine alternative
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Daniel
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- Mildenhall, Suffolk
A late 'T1' went on 10 days ago, was Mantra and Clayton Roulette (cyflufanid) because the disease was mildew, flag now out, ear emerging, very clean. Dry weather forecast, agronomist reckons leave it till the end of next week and call it an earwash.
No - it's zoro - i.e. Adexar for a different European market by basf but with numbers etc all present and correct
There are lookalikes, parallel imports and fakes
The difference is important - the parallel being exactly the same product made by same company with same actives but labeled for a different market
Is it legal then if its not on the register ?
I've used Standon Coolie in the past which comes in a BASF can with the same level of ingredients. But if I had had an issue with it if I rang BASF to complain they wouldn't be interested because although it is in their can it is not there product.
Great prices BTW
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zoro is not the same as adexar it only has 59.4 flux not 62.5, I agree it is a bit cheaper per gram of active tho at the price you quoted
Just to confuse matters further there is Zoro and ZORO one has 62.5g flux the other as you say has 59.4g flux. Now that is the way to muddy the waters!
yes your right just looked it up, anyone would think they are trying to confuse their customers
- Location
- Northumberland
1l Imtrex + 0.5 Epoxi + 0.5 Metconazole, so an azole-heavy Adexar/Librax mix: £38.45
lincolnred
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- notts
My guess is Clayton index,62.5g epoxy & 62.5g fluxapyraxad??yes your right just looked it up, anyone would think they are trying to confuse their customers
Sadly I had to pay £2/litre more
it's legal - it has a mapp number
identical product form the same maker - just the name thats different
yes your right just looked it up, anyone would think they are trying to confuse their customers
From what I'm told the confusion is at the request of distribution NOT manufactures who would much rather just put one product in one can that sold at one price - it would be a lot simpler / cheaper for them that way
distributors don't like us comparing prices though (wonder why that might be !) so insist on exclusive products, then they get greedy (or find themselves over committed) and start selling them off via buying groups and independent distributors and become a little less "exclusive"
keep saying it but ag inputs is a price fix cartel near as dam it, controlled by distribution, I'm not sure half of what goes on to keep prices at the levels we all pay is even legal frankly !
don't blame the manufactures IMO - it's the distributors that control the markets in the UK
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dirty harry
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- east of east midlands!
Sorry for late reply , yes kerrin looks good but only got a small amount in some "growy" fields, zyatt looks really good on some "ok" fields - seems to have tillered - and kept them in the drought !!
My fav to replace Diego would be Dickens or evolution?
Cheers dh
My fav to replace Diego would be Dickens or evolution?
Cheers dh
- Location
- Essex/Herts Border
What makes you lean towards Dickens or Evolution if you don't mind my asking, I've only got the recommend list to go by atm till I see some Kerrin in the field. But from the rec list Kerrin has considerably better disease scores, yields and is OWBM resistant when compared to Diego. Whereas Dickens and Evolution are only marginally better.
dirty harry
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- Location
- east of east midlands!
Dickens & evolution proven and perform consistently well (here anyway), despite some "iffy" scores for certain things?
kerrin looks good on paper yes but yet to see it go through the combine so judgement reserved at mo!- same with zyatt to be fair but it looks good at mo?
Look at that bloody reflection stuff last year- all the scores were good for that, but it didn't grow v well here & led to other issues like black grass & slugs taking over - & silly fung bills!! - won't be grown here again!! Hence why I've gone back to evolution this time!
Cheers dh
kerrin looks good on paper yes but yet to see it go through the combine so judgement reserved at mo!- same with zyatt to be fair but it looks good at mo?
Look at that bloody reflection stuff last year- all the scores were good for that, but it didn't grow v well here & led to other issues like black grass & slugs taking over - & silly fung bills!! - won't be grown here again!! Hence why I've gone back to evolution this time!
Cheers dh
dirty harry
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- east of east midlands!
If you want to come see them all here (warts an all...)! your more than welcome- if I remember correctly you're near stanstead so I'm only 45 mins up t road? Cheers dh