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Control Powdery
Mildew in Grapes
with Quintec®
Powdery mildew remains a disease of growing concern for grape' producers. Powdery mildew exhibits tolerance or resistance to many fungicides, placing pressure on the limited amount of effective fungicides available.
That's why Quintec* fungicide, from the new quinoline class of chemistry, is a welcome addition to the portfolio of products used to control powdery mildew.
Quintec contains the active ingredient quinoxyfen, a unique mode of action that represents an ideal resistance management tool when rotated widi other powdery mildew fungicides.
Here are a few other features and benefits of Quintec: • Redistributes across expanding leaf and berry tissues to form a protective barrier, allowing it to reach hard-tocover areas in bunches and leaves • Provides excellent residual control of powdery mildew for 14 days or more • Does not disturb populations of noil target species or biological control agents, such as predatory mites • Offers excellent crop safety • Rainfast in just one hour.
Rotate Quintec with sterol inhibitors like Nova* 40W fungicide or strobilurin chemistries. Adding Dithane* DF Rainshield* fungicide as a tank-nux 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.coni.
Patti Sckurr
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