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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

MIRADOR® 625 Overview:

• MIRADOR® 625 is a strobilurin fungicide providing protectant activity on treated plant surfaces and local systemic action.

• Best results are achieved when applied prior to infection or appearance of symptoms.

• When tank-mixing with other products, refer to all mixing partners' labels before use.

Physiological Leaf Spot (Barley):

• MIRADOR® 625 + Proviso® may not reduce leaf symptoms from other abiotic disorders.

• Apply primarily for managing fungal diseases as listed in the Directions for Use table.

• Reductions in PLS severity on treated leaves can occur when applying Proviso® between GS32 and GS59 prior to PLS symptom appearance.

Disease Control in Canola:

• Blackleg Risk: Higher risk in districts with >500 mm annual rainfall, crops grown within 500 m of previous year’s stubble, and later-sown crops.

• Sclerotinia Control: Apply before conditions conducive to infection. Effective in warmer winter/spring conditions with extended leaf wetness.

Application Guidelines:

• Concentration Factors: Do not exceed 4X with low-volume application equipment, except when applying by air.

• Spray Volume: Use higher range for better coverage, especially with later crop growth stages and dense canopies.

Tree Crops and Vines:

• Dilute Spraying: Apply to point of run-off with a sprayer designed for high water volumes.

• Concentrate Spraying: Use sprayer for concentrate spraying, determine dilute spray volume for canopy, then calculate mixing rate accordingly.

Canola, Cereals, Pulses:

• Ground Application: Spray volume: 70 to 100 L/ha

• Aerial Application: Use closed mixing/loading, minimum spray volume: 20 L/ha

Adjuvant Use in Cereal Crops:

• Consider adding Hasten† or approved alternative to improve efficacy, particularly at lower MIRADOR® 625 rates.

• Minor foliage damage may occur with Hasten† or Biopest† but doesn't impact disease control or yield.

• Avoid applying with adjuvants presenting compatibility concerns or risk of crop injury.

Note: † Hasten and Biopest are mentioned as adjuvant options.