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GENERAL INFORMATION

Best results will be obtained with CLAYTON PIRIMICARB by timely application under warm and calm conditions. Ideally sprays should be applied when chemical uptake by the plant will be at the highest, when the plants are not wilting and the spray does not dry too rapidly, for example during the morning or evening. Do not let aphid colonies become established in the crop before treatment.

CROP SPECIFIC INFORMATION
VINING PEAS, COMBINING PEAS, FIELD BEANS
For the control of Pea Aphid and other aphid species found on peas.
Rate of Use : 280g/ha
Water volume : 200-400 litres/ha.
Timing: Pea aphids can infest crops at any stage of growth following emergence. Infestations are not usually serious before flowering has started, so this is the usual time for treatment.
The earliest time of use for CLAYTON PIRIMICARB in these crops is GS 51. Where Pea aphids occur in the crop CLAYTON PIRIMICARB should be applied as soon as possible to avoid a build-up of the pests. In situations where aphid attack occurs before GS 51 an alternative product should be considered. Where aphid populations continue to increase, further applications with alternative insecticides may be required.
BROAD AND FIELD BEANS
For the control of Black Bean Aphid and other aphids on beans.
Rate of Use : 280g/ha
Water Volume : 200-400 litres/ha
Timing : Black bean aphids can develop rapidly on bean crops during the early summer. Early infestations can result in significant reduction in yield. The earliest time of use for CLAYTON
PIRIMICARB in these crops is GS 51. Where Black bean or other aphids occur in the crop CLAYTON
PIRIMICARB should be applied as soon as possible and before they become established and cause damage. In situations where aphid attack occurs before GS 51 an alternative product should be considered. Where aphid populations continue to increase, further applications with alternative insecticides may be required.

MIXING AND SPRAYING
Apply using a conventional field crop sprayer in not less than 200 litres of water per hectare. Use a medium quality spray at a pressure of 2-3 bar. Use higher water volumes (see ‘Recommendations’) for dense crops and under hot conditions (25°C or above).
Mixing - Half fill the spray tank with clean water, add the required amount of CLAYTON PIRIMICARB and agitate during completion of filling. Immediately after use, clean the spray equipment thoroughly.
Drain the system completely and rinse spray tank, boom and nozzles 2-3 times with clean water until the foam and all traces of the formulation have been removed.