Penred 240FS Flowable
- Manufacturer
- BAYER
- Category
- Seed treatments
- Registered until
- 2023-12-31
- Registration number
- 30360
- Active materials
- penflufen240 g/l
- Links
- LabelView
PENRED 240FS is a flowable liquid fungicide which provides protection against certain seedborne and soil-borne diseases on labelled crops. PENRED 240FS may also be used as an infurrow application to potato.
All seed treated with this product must be conspicuously coloured at the time of treatment. No open transfer is permitted in commercial seed treatment facilities.
PENRED 240FS is a broad spectrum fungicide with systemic properties recommended for the control of certain diseases. PENRED 240FS provides protection from seed, seedling and soilborne diseases on labelled crops.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Section 1: The Product
PENRED 240FS is a broad spectrum fungicide with systemic properties recommended for the control of certain diseases. PENRED 240FS provides protection from seed, seedling and soilborne diseases on labelled crops. Refer to the specific use directions for each crop for detailed instructions on rates, diseases controlled, application timing and technique.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Section 8: Pests Controlled
PENRED 240FS, containing the fungicide penflufen, provides protection against seed, seedling and soil-borne diseases. PENRED 240FS does not control bacterial diseases within the seed.
Section 9: Recommended Uses
PENRED 240FS is for use in commercial seed treatment operations and for on-farm treating with conventional seed treating equipment which can accurately meter and apply flowable seed treatment formulations. PENRED 240FS may also be used as an in-furrow application to potato.
This product is recommended to be diluted with water or another suitable liquid just prior to application to ensure uniform coverage on the seed during the application process. Uniform application to seed is necessary to ensure optimum performance. Allow seeds to dry before bagging, storing or seeding. Refer to the specific use directions for each crop for detailed instructions on rates, application timing and technique.
| Registered for cultures |
|---|
| Canola |
| Winter rape |
| Spring rape |
| White mustard |
| Black mustard |
| Brown mustard |
| Winter flax |
| Spring flax |
| Crambe |
| Borage |
| Sunflowers |
| Safflowers |
| Beans |
| Peas |
| Soybeans |
| Adzuki beans |
| Asparagus |
| Chinese long beans |
| Guars |
| Kidney beans |
| Lablab beans |
| Dry lima beans |
| Moth beans |
| Mung beans |
| Navy beans |
| Pinto beans |
| Rice beans |
| Runner beans |
| Snap beans |
| Tepary beans |
| Wax beans |
| Blackeyed peas |
| Chickpeas |
| Cowpea |
| Crowder peas |
| Pigeon peas |
| Snow peas |
| Southern peas |
| Snap peas |
| Lupines |
| Lentils |
| Winter wheat |
| Spring wheat |
| Winter barley |
| Spring barley |
| Winter oats |
| Spring oats |
| Winter rye |
| Spring rye |
| Winter triticale |
| Spring triticale |
| Corn |
| Sweet corn |
| Sorghum |
| Alfalfa |
| Potatoes |