Proline Canola

Overview

Trusted Protection With Proline

Costing canola growers an average 10% yield loss, or more depending on the severity of infection, sclerotinia can wreak havoc on growers' bottom lines. With this much to lose, you can count on the number one brand choice of canola growers in Canada – Proline® fungicide. More growers use Proline for reliable control of sclerotinia than any other canola fungicide. Simply apply a timely application to your canola between 20 to 50% bloom stage and you've effectively reduced infection rates by up to 80%.

Product Summary

Fungicide

Product Type

  • Fungicide
Crops

Crops

Diseases Controlled

Diseases Controlled (Top 3)

Diseases Supressed

Diseases Suppressed (Top 3)

Groups and Active Ingredients

Groups and Active Ingredients

  • Prothioconazole Group 3
Formulation Type

Formulation Type

  • Suspension Concentrate
Packaging

Packaging

  • 5.1 L Jug = 40 ac.
Labels

Labels

Take a closer look at how Proline reduces sclerotinia infection:

Western Canada 5-Year Canola Results


Canola demonstration strip trial (DST) results over 5 years show that Proline will deliver an average yield increase of +3.8 bu./ac over the untreated check. In a high disease pressure situation that yield increase jumps to +6.6 bu./ac.

Western Canada 5-Year Canola Results

Canola Competitor Results Under High Sclerotinia Pressure


Both fungicide applications outperformed the untreated check, but Proline led the way under high disease pressure with a 6.2% yield increase.

Canola Competitor Results Under High Sclerotinia Pressure

Sclerotinia

Control Sclerotinia for exceptional yield performance


Sclerotinia can wreak havoc on your bottom line. Even more alarming? Sclerotinia can remain relatively undetected for long periods of time and once it becomes visible – it’s already too late.


Sclerotinia sclerotiorum


Sclerotinia infection in canola occurs primarily at flowering from air-borne ascospores which infect blossoms during periods of extended wetness.

Symptoms include:

  • Soft, watery rot
  • Premature ripening
  • Pale grey or white lesions on stems, branches, pods
  • Straw-coloured plants
  • Frequent lodging and shattering at swathing
  • Premature death and ripening, as if the crop was cut two weeks too early

Infection can result in:

  • Decreased yield potential
  • Death of plant before seed development
  • Uneven seed maturation
  • Under-developed seed pods
  • Reduced seed weight
  • Increased risk of losses in swath

The loss of crop by this disease is often overlooked. The economic implication of sclerotinia is significant when you do the math.

How to quantify your yield loss potential.

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Regions Impacted By Sclerotinia

Key Challenges with Sclerotinia:

  • Variability in its prevalence and severity from year to year, region to region, and field to field
  • Prevalence has a direct correlation to above-average moisture
  • Even after infection, the severity of symptoms and the effect on yield will vary according to temperature, rainfall, crop density and especially the crop stage at the time of infection
  • Regular rains or high humidity a few weeks before and during flowering generally result in sclerotinia infection. If these conditions continue after flowering, severity of the disease can be high and yield loss can be significant

Growers Talk

At Bayer, we could say a lot about our Proline® fungicide. But we’d rather let our growers do the talking.

Active Ingredients

Prothioconazole - Group 3

Crops

Barley
Borage
Brown Mustard
Canola
Chickpeas
Corn
Crambe
Flax
Lentils
Oats
Oriental mustard
Safflower
Soybeans
Sunflowers
Wheat
Yellow Mustard

Diseases Controlled

Ascochyta
Asian soybean rust
Crown rust
Glume blotch
Grey leaf spot
Leaf rust
Net blotch
Northern blight
Rust
Scald
Sclerotinia stem rot
Septoria
Septoria leaf blotch
Tan spot

Diseases Suppressed

Fusarium
Fusarium head blight
Gibberella ear rot

Provinces Registered

Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Northwest Territories
Nova Scotia
Nunavut
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Yukon

Labels & MSDS

Proline Label
Proline MSDS

Application

Overview


  • Canada's number one canola fungicide
  • Easy-to-use liquid formulation 
  • Treats 80 acres in one single case
  • Treated acres outyield untreated acres, even when sclerotinia isn’t visible
  • Manages risk of disease overwintering in the soil and sets the field up for future years’ crop
  • Cleaner fields result in faster swathing and combining at harvest
  • There is always a yield benefit, increasing proportionately with infection rates

 

Application Tips

Rate
Canola, borage, crambe, mustard and flax 128-140 mL/ac.
(40-35 ac./jug)		 Standard rate1
Barley, oats and wheat 128-170mL/ac.
(40-30 ac./jug)		 Apply with a non-ionic surfactant and 0.125% v/v
Chickpeas and lentils 128-170 mL/ac.
(40-30 ac./jug)1		  
Corn 170 mL/ac.  
Soybeans 85 mL/ac.  
Sunflower and safflower 170 mL/ac.
(30 ac./jug)		  

1A non-ionic surfactant is not required when applying Proline on canola or pulses

Timing
Canola, mustard and flax Apply Proline® when the crop is in the 20 to 50% bloom stage. Best protection will be achieved when the fungicide is applied prior to petals beginning to fall, and will allow for the maximum number of petals to be protected. View the canola bloom stage timing guide.
Barley Apply Proline as a preventative spray within the time period when 70 to 100% of the barley main head stems are fully emerged to three days after full emergence.
Pulses Apply Proline at the first sign of disease.
Wheat Apply Proline within the time period from when at least 75% of the wheat heads on the main stem are fully emerged to when 50% of the heads in the main stem are in flower.
Oats Apply Proline as a preventative foliar spray when the earliest disease symptoms appear on the leaves and stems.
Corn Apply Proline from the development stage of corn between the tip of stigmata visible (silking) to the stigmata drying (silk browning).
Sunflower and safflower Apply Proline when the crop is in the 10 to 50% disk flower bloom stage.

 

Water Volume
  • Aerial - minimum of 4.5 US gal./ac. (17 L/ac.)
  • Ground - minimum of 10 US gal./ac. (38 L/ac.)

 

Rainfastness
Rainfast one hour after application

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