Active substance: | 50 g/L isoflucypram and 100 g/L prothioconazole |
Mode of action: | Fungicide Groups 7 and 3 |
Formulation: | Emulsifiable concentrate |
Pack size: | 5 L |
MAPP: | 21261 |
Crops: | Winter and spring wheat, rye, triticale, spelt, barley and oats |
Disease activity: | Wheat: Septoria leaf blotch; yellow rust; brown rust; eyespot*; powdery mildew. Triticale: Septoria leaf blotch; brown rust; powdery mildew; Rhynchosporium. Rye: Septoria leaf blotch; eyespot*; powdery mildew; Rhynchosporium. Spelt: Septoria leaf blotch; brown rust; eyespot*; powdery mildew. Barley: yellow rust; brown rust; eyespot*; powdery mildew; Rhynchosporium; net blotch** *Reduction in incidence and severity. **Moderate control Apply at first signs of foliar disease before disease is established and use as part of an integrated crop management strategy. |
Maximum individual dose: | 1.5 L product/ha |
Maximum number of applications: | 1 per crop |
Maximum total dose: | 1.5 L product/ha |
Latest time of application: | Wheat, rye, triticale and spelt: up to BBCH 69 (end of flowering); Barley and oats: up to BBCH 61 (beginning of anthesis) |
Water volume: | 100–400 L/ha |
Buffer zone: | LERAP; do not allow direct spray from horizontal boom sprayers within 5 m of the top of the bank of a static or flowing water body unless a LERAP permits a narrower buffer zone, or within 1 m of the top of a ditch that is dry at the time of application |
Other specific restrictions: | Protect from frost. This product must not be applied via hand-held equipment. Do not sow or plant any Allium crops after application of Caley. No more than two application timings of SDH inhibitors must be applied to the same cereal crop. Use preventively and do not rely on curative activity; use as part of an integrated crop management strategy. This product must be sold and used only in England, Scotland and Wales |