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Pyrenophora teres

Products against net blotch

8 products with valid registration, according to the State Catalogue of Pesticides of Georgia.

ProductRateCropMethod and timing of treatmentPre-harvest interval, days (treatments)
Mystic 250 EW 0.4 spring and winter wheat, barley Spraying during the growing season with 0.04% working solution 51 (1)
METFIN, EC 1.5 Wheat, Barley spraying during the growing season BBCH 31-59 (first internode to end of heading). volume 300- 600 l/ha 42 (1)
1.5 spring oilseed rape seed spraying during the growing season BBCH 61-65 (start of flowering to full bloom). volume 300- 600 l/ha 56 (1)
1.2-1.5 winter oilseed rape seed spraying in autumn: BBCH 16-18 (three leaves to start of tillering); spraying in spring: BBCH 39-59 (flag leaf fully unfolded to end of heading). volume 300- 600 l/ha 56 (1)
1.2-1.5 winter oilseed rape seed spraying in autumn: BBCH 16-18 (three leaves to start of tillering); spraying in spring: BBCH 39-59 (flag leaf fully unfolded to end of heading). volume 300- 600 l/ha 56 (1)
Proxima, SC 1.5-1.75 winter barley, spring seed dressing before sowing or in advance (up to 1 year). volume 10 l/t 1 (1)
Haibri 250 EC 0.8 Barley spraying before disease onset, preventively on susceptible varieties, or as soon as the first disease symptoms appear, or as soon as meteorological conditions favour the disease, at 7-10-day intervals. spraying should be carried out until the end of flowering. 40 (2)
Avalon 250 EW 0.4-0,5 spring and winter wheat, barley, rye spraying: during shoot growth, during flowering, at the start of growth, at full bloom 35 (1-2)
Promesa, SC 0,75-1 Barley the product is used only within a treatment system, alternating with other fungicides. spraying during the growing season from the start of stem elongation to ear emergence / end of full flowering 35 (2)
Bestkur 25 EC 0.4 spring and winter wheat, barley Spraying during the growing season at the first symptoms 30 (1)
Olympus, SC 0.4-0,5 spring and winter wheat, barley spraying during the growing season at the first signs of disease at 21-day intervals, right after the end of flowering 35 (1-2)