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Control Powdery
Mildew in Grapes
with Quintec1”
Powdery mildew remains a disease of growing concern for grape producers. High overwintering inoculum levels and fungicide resistance has meant producers haw had to treat for powdery mildew all season long.
That’s why newly registered Quin tec™ fungicide from the new quinoline class of chemistry is a welcome addition to the portfolio of products used to control powder^' mildew. Quintec offers superior bunch protection and is an ideal resistance management tool when rotated with other powdery mildew fungicides.
Qumtec has the ability to redistribute across expanding ! leaf and berry tissues to form a ‘ protective barrier, allowing it j to reach hard-to-cover areas in : bunches and leaves. Quinoxyfen, the actise ingredient in Quintec. provides excellent residual control of powdery’ mildew for 14 days j or more.
Registered under the EPAs Reduced Risk Initiative. Quintec does not disturb populations of non-target species or biological control agents, such as predatory mites. In addition, Qumtec™ fungicide ! has excellent crop safety on its labeled crops, and is rainfast in j one hour. \
Rotate Quintec with sterol j inhibitors like Nova* 40W fungicide 01 strobilurin chemistries. Adding Dithane* DF Rainshield* fungicide as a tank-mix partner ; provides protection from downy mildew. Phomopsis and black rot.
To learn more about controlling powdery mildew in grapes with Quintec. contact your local ag retailer or visit www.quintecfungicide.com.
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