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MIXING

Add the required amount of ENERGISE to a partly filled spray tank, then add the remainder of the water.

APPLICATION

• ENERGISE is not systemic, making good coverage essential. Ensure thorough coverage of the crop.

• DO NOT apply by aerial application.

Specific Application Rates:

• Brassica Vegetables: Apply ENERGISE in a minimum of 400 L water/ha.

• Capsicums, Lettuce, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes: Ensure thorough coverage of the crop.

• Grapes: Apply ENERGISE in a minimum of 250 L water/ha.

Mixing/Application - Grapes and Trellised Tomatoes

Dilute Spraying:

• Use a sprayer designed for high volumes of water up to the point of runoff, matched to the crop being sprayed.

• Achieve even coverage throughout the crop canopy.

• Apply sufficient water to cover the crop to the point of runoff, avoiding excessive runoff.

• Adjust water volume and sprayer settings as the crop grows.

Concentrate Spraying:

• Use a sprayer designed for concentrate spraying, matched to the crop.

• Achieve even coverage throughout the crop canopy using your chosen water volume.

• Determine an appropriate dilute spray volume for the crop canopy to calculate the concentrate mixing rate.

Compatibility

ENERGISE is compatible with:

• Chess* Insecticide

• Delfin* WG Insecticide

• PIRICARB WG

• Methidathion

• Topas* 100 EC Systemic Fungicide

• Agral*

• Confidor* 200SC Insecticide

• Mavrik* Aquaflo Insecticide

• Mancozeb

Test all mixtures prior to mixing commercial quantities due to variations in formulations and water quality.

INSECTICIDE RESISTANCE WARNING

ENERGISE is a Group 6A insecticide. Some insect biotypes resistant to ENERGISE and other Group 6A insecticides may exist. Follow resistance management strategies, as resistant individuals can dominate insect populations with repeated use. For further information, contact your local supplier, Farmalinx representative, or local agricultural department agronomist.