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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

Foliar diseases on cereal crops

Regularly monitor the crop for disease symptoms and apply Kenso Agcare Procyon Gold Fungicide at the first sign of disease. Up to two sprays per season are recommended. Ensure thorough coverage of all susceptible plant parts.

Disease control in oats

Exercise caution when applying tebuconazole (present in Kenso Agcare Procyon Gold Fungicide) to oats, as some varieties may experience early senescing and bronzing of leaves. Mitika oats are particularly susceptible. Consider potential damage against disease control benefits.

Disease control in canola

Blackleg: Higher blackleg risk is expected in high rainfall areas, near previous year's stubble, and in later sown crops. Apply up to two sprays of Kenso Agcare Procyon Gold Fungicide per season.

Sclerotinia: Apply Kenso Agcare Procyon Gold Fungicide prior to conditions conducive to sclerotinia infection, such as warm and wet weather during flowering. Optimal spray timing may require multiple applications for crops with uneven flowering.

Mixing: Shake the container vigorously before adding the required quantity to water in the spray vat. Add adjuvants if necessary and mix thoroughly.

Application:

Ground:

• Wheat, barley, oats, and triticale: Apply with a spray volume of 70 – 100 L/ha and a MEDIUM spray quality.

• Canola: Apply with a spray volume of 60 – 100 L/ha and a MEDIUM spray quality.

Aerial: Apply with a minimum spray volume of 20 L/ha and a MEDIUM spray quality.

RESISTANCE WARNING: Kenso Agcare Procyon Gold Fungicide is a Group 3 fungicide. Ensure judicious use to prevent fungicide resistance, which may reduce efficacy and yield. Kenso Agcare Pty. Ltd. accepts no liability for losses resulting from resistance.

Compatibility: Contact Kenso Agcare Pty. Ltd. for compatibility information.

RE-ENTRY PERIODS: Do not enter treated areas until the spray has dried, unless wearing appropriate protective clothing. Clothing must be laundered after each use.

PROTECTION OF WILDLIFE, FISH, CRUSTACEANS, AND ENVIRONMENT: Avoid contaminating waterways and sensitive areas. Employ a spray drift minimization strategy and consider potential adverse effects on non-target beneficial insects when practicing integrated pest management.