
From stem base to leaf tip, Proline gives impressive control of all the major T1 diseases (GS31-32). With 6 years proven field performance, it consistently outyields epoxiconazole and epoxiconazole+boscalid formulations in independent and Bayer CropScience trials on Septoria and stem base diseases, independent of variety, soil type, and region.
In 2008, the average yield benefit rose to 0.3t/ha (27 trials). Even at £110/tonne for wheat, this is worth an extra £3300/100Ha.
Proline 0.6 L/ha vs Epoxiconazole 0.75 L/ha
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Source: 27 BCS, independent and distributor trials 2008. Wheat price £110/t.
The same 0.3t/ha yield and margin benefits were seen when 0.6L/ha Proline was compared to 1.125L/ha epoxicoanzole+boscalid in 2008.
Why is Proline so consistent?
Note: The best all-round activity is delivered by the 0.6L/ha rate. If you are being recommended 0.4L/ha in mixtures with chlorothalonil and/or weaker azoles, be aware that the robustness of performance may be reduced, should disease risk develop after spraying, or catchy weather delay the T2 timing. Do not expect robust eyespot or Fusarium foot rot activity from 0.4L/ha Proline. Calculate the cost of 0.2L/ha of Proline vs your recommended tank mix partner and ask to see at least 5 years datasets with multiple trials comparisons before choosing this approach.
Proline controls or suppresses all these wheat diseases | |||
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Septoria tritici | W & R eyespot | Powdery mildew | Fusarium spp |