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    Milraz 76 WP

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    Milraz@ is a broad-spectrum fungicide containing propineb and cymoxanil for controlling fungal diseases in vegetables, fruits, and ornamentals. It has fast action and good persistence through both contact and systemic activity. Milraz@ provides outstanding performance against powdery mildew, rust, botrytis, and suppresses spider mites. It is non-toxic to bees and displays good crop tolerance. Milraz@ is compatible with most foliar fertilizers and insecticides/fungicides when a tank mix compatibility test is performed.

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    Milraz 76 WP

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    Milraz@ is a broad-spectrum fungicide containing propineb and cymoxanil for controlling fungal diseases in vegetables, fruits, and ornamentals. It has fast action and good persistence through both contact and systemic activity. Milraz@ provides outstanding performance against powdery mildew, rust, botrytis, and suppresses spider mites. It is non-toxic to bees and displays good crop tolerance. Milraz@ is compatible with most foliar fertilizers and insecticides/fungicides when a tank mix compatibility test is performed.

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    Milraz@ is a broad-spectrum fungicide containing propineb and cymoxanil for controlling fungal diseases in vegetables, fruits, and ornamentals. It has fast action and good persistence through both contact and systemic activity. Milraz@ provides outstanding performance against powdery mildew, rust, botrytis, and suppresses spider mites. It is non-toxic to bees and displays good crop tolerance. Milraz@ is compatible with most foliar fertilizers and insecticides/fungicides when a tank mix compatibility test is performed.

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    Milraz 76 WP

    Uploaded by

    gabrielladehacz
    Milraz@ is a broad-spectrum fungicide containing propineb and cymoxanil for controlling fungal diseases in vegetables, fruits, and ornamentals. It has fast action and good persistence through both contact and systemic activity. Milraz@ provides outstanding performance against powdery mildew, rust, botrytis, and suppresses spider mites. It is non-toxic to bees and displays good crop tolerance. Milraz@ is compatible with most foliar fertilizers and insecticides/fungicides when a tank mix compatibility test is performed.

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    Milraz@ WP 76

    Contains: Propineb 700g/kg


    Cymoxanil 60g/kg

    Milraz@ is a broad Mode of action


    spectrum preventive' and
    Milraz@has fast action combined with good persistence.
    curative fungicide for the
    control of fungal diseases Milraz@displays local systemic action.
    in vegetables, fruits and
    ornamentals.
    Physical Properties
    Milraz@hasgood sticking property and resistance to rain.
    The uniform visible deposit ofMilraz@on the leaves enables the operator
    to ascertain applications.

    Milraz@Outstanding Performance
    ~ Checks build up of spidermites
    ~ Suppresses Powdery mildew, Rust and Botrytis
    ~ Displays no cross-resistance to the acylalanine group of fungicides
    ~ Is non-toxic to bees. Can be sprayed to flowering plants while bees
    are foraging

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    Crop Tolerance
    Milraz@displays good crop tolerance when used at recommended rates.

    Compatibility
    ...
    Milraz@is compatible with foliar fertilizers e.g. Bayfolan and most Bayer
    CropScience insecticides and fungicides. However, tank-mix compatibility
    \it)~
    .~
    test should always be carried out prior to mixing commercial quantities.
    Spray immediately after mixing~
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    Application
    Apply as a full cover spray ensuring an even and thorough coverage of
    all plant surfaces.

    Crops
    Potatoes Early blight 2kg / ha Apply first spray before disease symptoms appear and
    Tomatoes Late blight 40g / 20 Its of water as soon as climatic conditions are favourable for blight
    development - cool overcast conditions followed by
    humid weather. Repeat at 14 days interval. Reduce
    spray interval to 7-10 days when infection has
    occurred or in irrigated crop.
    Pre-harvest interval (~HI): potatoes; 14 days,
    tomatoes;7 days. ..

    Onions Downy mildew 2kg / ha Apply first spray before disease symptoms appear and
    Purple blotch 40g / 20 Its of water as soonas climaticconditionsfavourdisease development.
    Repeat at 14 days interval. Reduce spray interval to
    7-10 days when infection has occurred.
    Pre-harvest interval (PHI): 14 days.
    Grapes Downy Mildew 2kg / ha Apply first spray before disease symptoms appear and
    Anthracnose 40g / 20 Its of water as soon as climatic conditions favour dise1;!.sedevelopment.
    Repeat at 14 days interval. Reduce spray interval to
    7-10 days when infection has occurred.
    Pre-harvest interval (PHI): 14 days on wine grapes,
    4-6 weeks for table grapes.
    Cucurbits, Downy Mildew 2kg / ha Apply first spray before disease symptoms appear and
    Water Melon, I
    Anthracnose 40g / 20 Its of water as soon as climaticconditionsfavourdiseasedevelopment.
    Squash/Cucumber Repeat at 14 days interval. Reduce spray interval to
    7-10 days when infection has occurred.
    Pre-harvest interval (PHI): 7 days.
    Ornamentals: Downy Mildew 2kg / ha Apply first spray before disease symptoms appear
    Roses, 40g / 20 Its of water and when climatic conditions favour disease
    Lesianthus etc. development. Repeat at 14 days interva1.Reduce
    spray interval to 7-10 days when infection has
    occurred. .
    Pre-harvest interval (PHI): 7-14 days

    Water volume: 1,000 Htres per hectare (depending on crop size and density of vegetation)

    Note: As different species and varieties of ornamentals may differ in their


    sensitivity to pesticides, users are advised to always check for the crop
    tolerance by first treating a few plants before large scale application is
    undertaken.

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