Meteor Sell Sheet

Onions
• Botrytis Leaf Blight
• Use Rate: 1.5 pint/acre.
• PHI: 7 days
• Apply when conditions become favorable for disease development.
Continue applications at 14 day intervals as needed.
• Botrytis Neck Roll
• Purple Blotch
• Stemphylium Blight
1= no lesions
10= all foliage completely covered
with lesions
Crop: Onions Disease: Botrytis Location: Sodus, NY 2011
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Meteor
Rovral
Untreated
• Broad-spectrum control
• Contact, and locally systemic activity
Treatment
Meteor. A locally systemic
fungicide with broad-spectrum,
multi-site mode of action.
Aug 2, 2011
Aug 12, 2011
Yield: Lbs/Plot (Aug 24, 2011)
Small Grade
1-2” diameter
Medium Grade
2-3” diameter
• Multi-site mode of action, team player for resistance management programs
Aug 18, 2011
CWT/Acre
Large Grade
3+” diameter
Total Yield
Meteor 0.986.232.20327.6
Rovral
0.755.532.10291.9
Untreated
3.133.501.05267.5
Treatment Dates: 7/13/2011, 7/20/2011, 7/27/2011, 8/2/2011, 8/12/2011, 8/20/2011, Yield Rating: 8/24/2011
• Controls spores and mycelium
Introduction
UPI is proud to introduce Meteor fungicide. Meteor is a locally systemic fungicide with a multi-site
mode of action, providing growers effective and wide ranging disease control on a number of crops.
®
Features of Meteor Fungicide Formulation
• Flowable SC formulation
• Stays in suspension
• Easy to measure
Lettuce
• Low foaming
• Rainfast once dried on the plant
• Leaf Drop
• Bottom Rot
• Gray Mold
• Use Rate: 1.5 - 2.0 pints/acre.
• PHI: 14 days
• Apply from planting to just after thinning. Apply again 10 days later if needed. If conditions still favor disease development, make a third application 10 days
after the second spray.
Formulation and Pack Size Available
Meteor contains 4.0 lbs active ingredient per gallon, and is available in a 2.5 gallon, no-glug jug.
Frac Group
2
Contact your local UPI sales representative or distributor,
call 1-800-438-6071 or visit www.upi-usa.com.
Built for where crop
protection is going.
Always read and follow label directions and precautions. Rovral is a registered trademark of FMC. Meteor® Manzate®, Ziram® and UPI logo are trademarks of United Phosphorus, Inc. ©February 2013.
United Phosphorus, Inc., 630 Freedom Business Parkway, King of Prussia, PA 19406. Collateral #MET1
Labeled Crops and Key Diseases
Almonds
Meteor fungicide controls a wide range of diseases on a wide range of crops. Below is a summary list. Please refer to
the Meteor label for additional use information.
Crops
Diseases controlled
Beans
– Snap, Dry & Lima
– Gray Mold, White Mold (sclerotinia sclerotiorum)
Berries
– Blackberry, Loganberry
– Raspberry (red and black)
– Currant, Elderberry
– Gooseberry, Huckleberry
– Botrytis Fruit Rot
Broccoli
– Black Leg
Carrots
– Alternaria Blight, Black Crown Rot
Cotton (in-furrow)
– Damping-off
Garlic
– White Rot
Ginseng
– Alternaria Blight
Grapes
– Bunch Rot
Peanuts
– Sclerotinia blight
Potatoes
– Early Blight, White Mold
Stone Fruit
– Apricots, Cherries, Nectarines
– Peaches, Plums, Prunes
– Brown Rot Blossom Blight, Jacket Rot, Scab, Shot Hole
Meteor controls the two main diseases California almond growers will inevitably face during the growing season:
Brown Rot Blossom Blight, and Shot Hole. Make Meteor part of your disease rotation program.
Meteor is not harmful to bees and other beneficial insects, is not phytotoxic to blossoms and leaves, and does not
carry a lengthy re-entry interval.
Diseases controlled:
• Alternate Leaf Spot
• Brown Rot Blossom Blight
• Jacket Rot
• Shot Hole
Strawberries
– Anthracnose, Botrytis Crown Rot, Box Rox, Gray Mold,
Phomopsis Soft Rot, Purple Leaf Spot, Stem End Rot
• Use Rate: 1.0 pint/acre.
• Apply first at pink bud and make up to 3 subsequent
applications at full bloom, petal fall, and up to and no
later than 5 weeks after petal fall.
• The optimal timing for jacket rot control is full bloom.
Efficacy of fungicide programs for management of
shot hole on Almond – J. Adaskaveg, U.C. Riverside 2012
Application* timing and date
PB FB PF PF
Fungicide
Rate (/A)
2-17 2-24 3-6 3-19
Control---
---
---
---
---
Shot hole on fruit**
Inc. (%)
Severity
80.30 4.20
Meteor 4L
Manzate Pro-Stick
16 fl oz
6 lb
x
x
x
x
2.96
0.04
Rovral 4L
Ziram 76DF
16 fl oz
8 lb
x
x
x
3.08
0.04
x
*PB = Pink Bud; FB = Full Bloom; PF = Petal Fall **Evaluated 4/17/12. Disease incidence are based on the number of fruit with Shot hole.
25-30 fruit evaluated for each of four single trees.
Chinese Mustard (FL)
– Alternaria Leaf Spot
Crucifer Crops for Seed (AZ, CA, WA)
– Alternaria spp., Sclerotinia spp.
Almond disease rating – university of california website
Carrot Seed (CA, ID, NE, WA)
– Alternaria spp.
Product
Crimson, Red or White Clover for Seed (OR)
– Sclerotinia, Crown Rot and Wilt, Black Stem
Meteor + light summer oil 1-2%
++++
++++
+++
Seed Peas for Export to Sweden (ID, WA)
– Ascochyta Blight
Meteor (alone)
+++
+++
+++
Resistance Management
It is always important to follow a planned resistant management program. Make no more than two consecutive
applications of Meteor fungicide before rotating to a fungicide with a different mode of action.
Brown Rot
Jacket RotShot Hole
++++ = excellent and consistent; +++ = good and reliable; ++ = moderate and varialbe; +/- minimal effectiveness
Labeled Crops and Key Diseases
Almonds
Meteor fungicide controls a wide range of diseases on a wide range of crops. Below is a summary list. Please refer to
the Meteor label for additional use information.
Crops
Diseases controlled
Beans
– Snap, Dry & Lima
– Gray Mold, White Mold (sclerotinia sclerotiorum)
Berries
– Blackberry, Loganberry
– Raspberry (red and black)
– Currant, Elderberry
– Gooseberry, Huckleberry
– Botrytis Fruit Rot
Broccoli
– Black Leg
Carrots
– Alternaria Blight, Black Crown Rot
Cotton (in-furrow)
– Damping-off
Garlic
– White Rot
Ginseng
– Alternaria Blight
Grapes
– Bunch Rot
Peanuts
– Sclerotinia blight
Potatoes
– Early Blight, White Mold
Stone Fruit
– Apricots, Cherries, Nectarines
– Peaches, Plums, Prunes
– Brown Rot Blossom Blight, Jacket Rot, Scab, Shot Hole
Meteor controls the two main diseases California almond growers will inevitably face during the growing season:
Brown Rot Blossom Blight, and Shot Hole. Make Meteor part of your disease rotation program.
Meteor is not harmful to bees and other beneficial insects, is not phytotoxic to blossoms and leaves, and does not
carry a lengthy re-entry interval.
Diseases controlled:
• Alternate Leaf Spot
• Brown Rot Blossom Blight
• Jacket Rot
• Shot Hole
Strawberries
– Anthracnose, Botrytis Crown Rot, Box Rox, Gray Mold,
Phomopsis Soft Rot, Purple Leaf Spot, Stem End Rot
• Use Rate: 1.0 pint/acre.
• Apply first at pink bud and make up to 3 subsequent
applications at full bloom, petal fall, and up to and no
later than 5 weeks after petal fall.
• The optimal timing for jacket rot control is full bloom.
Efficacy of fungicide programs for management of
shot hole on Almond – J. Adaskaveg, U.C. Riverside 2012
Application* timing and date
PB FB PF PF
Fungicide
Rate (/A)
2-17 2-24 3-6 3-19
Control---
---
---
---
---
Shot hole on fruit**
Inc. (%)
Severity
80.30 4.20
Meteor 4L
Manzate Pro-Stick
16 fl oz
6 lb
x
x
x
x
2.96
0.04
Rovral 4L
Ziram 76DF
16 fl oz
8 lb
x
x
x
3.08
0.04
x
*PB = Pink Bud; FB = Full Bloom; PF = Petal Fall **Evaluated 4/17/12. Disease incidence are based on the number of fruit with Shot hole.
25-30 fruit evaluated for each of four single trees.
Chinese Mustard (FL)
– Alternaria Leaf Spot
Crucifer Crops for Seed (AZ, CA, WA)
– Alternaria spp., Sclerotinia spp.
Almond disease rating – university of california website
Carrot Seed (CA, ID, NE, WA)
– Alternaria spp.
Product
Crimson, Red or White Clover for Seed (OR)
– Sclerotinia, Crown Rot and Wilt, Black Stem
Meteor + light summer oil 1-2%
++++
++++
+++
Seed Peas for Export to Sweden (ID, WA)
– Ascochyta Blight
Meteor (alone)
+++
+++
+++
Resistance Management
It is always important to follow a planned resistant management program. Make no more than two consecutive
applications of Meteor fungicide before rotating to a fungicide with a different mode of action.
Brown Rot
Jacket RotShot Hole
++++ = excellent and consistent; +++ = good and reliable; ++ = moderate and varialbe; +/- minimal effectiveness
Onions
• Botrytis Leaf Blight
• Use Rate: 1.5 pint/acre.
• PHI: 7 days
• Apply when conditions become favorable for disease development.
Continue applications at 14 day intervals as needed.
• Botrytis Neck Roll
• Purple Blotch
• Stemphylium Blight
1= no lesions
10= all foliage completely covered
with lesions
Crop: Onions Disease: Botrytis Location: Sodus, NY 2011
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Meteor
Rovral
Untreated
• Broad-spectrum control
• Contact, and locally systemic activity
Treatment
Meteor. A locally systemic
fungicide with broad-spectrum,
multi-site mode of action.
Aug 2, 2011
Aug 12, 2011
Yield: Lbs/Plot (Aug 24, 2011)
Small Grade
1-2” diameter
Medium Grade
2-3” diameter
• Multi-site mode of action, team player for resistance management programs
Aug 18, 2011
CWT/Acre
Large Grade
3+” diameter
Total Yield
Meteor 0.986.232.20327.6
Rovral
0.755.532.10291.9
Untreated
3.133.501.05267.5
Treatment Dates: 7/13/2011, 7/20/2011, 7/27/2011, 8/2/2011, 8/12/2011, 8/20/2011, Yield Rating: 8/24/2011
• Controls spores and mycelium
Introduction
UPI is proud to introduce Meteor fungicide. Meteor is a locally systemic fungicide with a multi-site
mode of action, providing growers effective and wide ranging disease control on a number of crops.
®
Features of Meteor Fungicide Formulation
• Flowable SC formulation
• Stays in suspension
• Easy to measure
Lettuce
• Low foaming
• Rainfast once dried on the plant
• Leaf Drop
• Bottom Rot
• Gray Mold
• Use Rate: 1.5 - 2.0 pints/acre.
• PHI: 14 days
• Apply from planting to just after thinning. Apply again 10 days later if needed. If conditions still favor disease development, make a third application 10 days
after the second spray.
Formulation and Pack Size Available
Meteor contains 4.0 lbs active ingredient per gallon, and is available in a 2.5 gallon, no-glug jug.
Frac Group
2
Contact your local UPI sales representative or distributor,
call 1-800-438-6071 or visit www.upi-usa.com.
Built for where crop
protection is going.
Always read and follow label directions and precautions. Rovral is a registered trademark of FMC. Meteor® Manzate®, Ziram® and UPI logo are trademarks of United Phosphorus, Inc. ©February 2013.
United Phosphorus, Inc., 630 Freedom Business Parkway, King of Prussia, PA 19406. Collateral #MET1