Beret Gold
- Manufacturer
- SYNGENTA
- Category
- Seed treatments
- Registered until
- 2025-04-30
- Registration number
- 16430
- Active materials
- fludioxonil25 g/l
FORMULATION & ACTIVE INGREDIENT: BERET GOLD is a flowable concentrate for seed treatment containing 25 g/l (2.43% w/w) fludioxonil.
BERET GOLD contains fludioxonil for control of a range of seed and soil borne diseases in wheat, barley, oats, rye and triticale.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
IMPORTANT: This information is approved as part of the Product Label. All instructions within this section must be carefully read in order to obtain safe and successful use of this product.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Results from trials have shown BERET GOLD to be well tolerated over a wide range of sowing dates and conditions. However under adverse environmental or soil conditions, the germination capacity of seed may be reduced and therefore seed rates should be increased in accordance with good agricultural practice.
BERET GOLD is effective against benzimidazole resistant and sensitive forms of Microdochium nivale.
Results from trials have shown BERET GOLD to be well tolerated over a wide range of sowing dates and conditions. However under adverse environmental or soil conditions, the germination capacity of seed may be reduced and therefore seed rates should be increased in accordance with good agricultural practice.
BERET GOLD is effective against benzimidazole resistant and sensitive forms of Microdochium nivale.
DISEASES CONTROLLED
Winter and Spring Wheat
BERET GOLD controls Microdochium nivale, Fusarium culmorum and Septoria nodorum resulting in reductions of seedling blight, stem base browning, snow mould and Septoria seedling blight and controls seed-borne and soil-borne common bunt (Tilletia caries ).
Winter and Spring Barley
BERET GOLD controls Microdochium nivale and Fusarium culmorum resulting in reductions of seedling blight, stem-base browning and snow mould. BERET GOLD controls covered smut (Ustilago hordei) and gives partial control of leaf stripe (Drechslera graminea). In crops grown for seed the control of leaf stripe may not be sufficient to prevent higher levels of leaf stripe being seen in daughter crops.
Winter and Spring Oats
BERET GOLD controls Microdochium nivale and Fusarium culmorum resulting in reductions of seedling blight and stem-base browning. In crops grown for seed the control of Pyrenophora leaf spot (Pyrenophora avenae) may not be sufficient to prevent higher levels of Pyrenophora leaf spot being seen in daughter crops.
Rye and Triticale
BERET GOLD controls Microdochium nivale and Fusarium culmorum resulting in reductions of seedling blight and stem-base browning in Rye and Tricale. BERET GOLD also controls striped smut (Ustilago occulta) in Rye.
CROP SPECIFIC INFORMATION
Crops
BERET GOLD is recommended as a seed treatment for use on winter and spring crops of wheat, barley and oats.
Timing
Before drilling.
Rates of use
2.0 litres BERET GOLD per tonne of seed.
Crops
BERET GOLD is recommended as a seed treatment for use on winter and spring crops of wheat, barley and oats.
Timing
Before drilling.
Rates of use
2.0 litres BERET GOLD per tonne of seed.
APPLICATION
BERET GOLD should be applied directly to the seed using conventional seed treatment equipment.
Continuous flow treaters should be calibrated using BERET GOLD before use.
Do not apply BERET GOLD to cracked, split or sprouted seed.
BERET GOLD should be applied directly to the seed using conventional seed treatment equipment.
Continuous flow treaters should be calibrated using BERET GOLD before use.
Do not apply BERET GOLD to cracked, split or sprouted seed.
Storage after Treatment
Ensure seed is of a satisfactory moisture content before storage. Keep in a dry place correctly labelled. Seed bag labels are available from Syngenta UK Ltd.
Drilling
Seed treated with BERET GOLD may affect the flow rate of seed through drills. It is therefore important to check the calibration of the drill with BERET GOLD treated seed before drilling commences.
| Registered for cultures |
|---|
| Winter wheat |
| Spring barley |
| Winter oats |
| Winter rye |
| Spring rye |
| Winter triticale |
| Spring triticale |
| Spring wheat |
| Winter barley |
| Spring oats |