Fungicide

Propulse

Propulse^® fungicide for dry and edible beans provides unparalleled disease control with best-in-class protection against the most serious dry bean diseases, including white mould (sclerotinia) and anthracnose. With two modes of action, Propulse combines fluopyram (Group 7) with the proven defense of prothioconazole (Group 3), offering exceptional yields and unparalleled disease protection.

fs-approved-use: NB, NL, NS, NT, NU, ON, PE, QC, YK

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Exceptional control of both white mould and anthracnose resulting in improved seed quality and grade

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Contact and systemic protection for immediate and extended protection

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Easy to use liquid formulation

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crops	groups-active-ingredients	formulation-type	packaging
• Bean (Dry, Edible) • Bushberries	7 Fluopyram 3 Prothioconazole	Suspension	• 6.1L jug = 20 ac.

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• Bean (Dry, Edible) • Bushberries

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7 Fluopyram 3 Prothioconazole

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Suspension

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• 6.1L jug = 20 ac.

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• Anthracnose • Ascochyta blight • Asian soybean rust • Mycosphaerella blight • White mould	• Leaf rust • Septoria leaf spot

diseases-controlled
• Anthracnose • Ascochyta blight • Asian soybean rust • Mycosphaerella blight • White mould

diseases-suppressed
• Leaf rust • Septoria leaf spot

Performance Data

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Propulse vs. Untreated Crops

2012/2014 dry bean yields

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table-content-cropName	table-content-pests-fungicide	table-content-stage	table-content-rate
Dry Beans	White Mould	Begin fungicide applications preventatively. When disease pressure is high or when agronomic or weather conditions are conducive to disease development, continue applications as needed on a 7- to 14-day interval. Use shorter intervals for best protection. Ensure that the area to be treated is covered uniformly. Good spray coverage and canopy penetration are important for best results.	750 mL/ha (304 mL/ac.)
Dry Beans	Ascochyta Blight Anthracnose (On Dry Bean Only) Asian Soybean Rust	Begin fungicide applications preventatively. When disease pressure is high or when agronomic or weather conditions are conducive to disease development, continue applications as needed, on a 10 – 14-day interval. Use the higher rate when conditions for heavy infestation exist. Use the higher rate when growing less resistant cultivars. Ensure that the area to be treated is covered uniformly. Good spray coverage and canopy penetration are important for best results.	500-750 mL/ha (202-304 mL/ac.)
Bushberries	Septoria Leaf Spot (Suppression)	Apply Propulse fungicide at the first sign of disease. After the initial application, one additional application may be made 10-14 days afterwards if conditions remain favourable for continued or increased disease development	750 mL/h (304 mL/ac.)
Bushberries	Leaf Rust (Suppression) Valdensinia Leaf Spot (Blueberry Only) (Suppression)	Apply Propulse fungicide at the first sign of disease. After the initial application, one additional application may be made 10-14 days afterwards if conditions remain favourable for continued or increased disease development	1000 mL/h (405 mL/ac.)
Bushberries	Monilinia Blight	Begin applications when 40 percent of the blossom buds have the bud scales separated. A second application of Propulse fungicide or another approved fungicide should be applied 7 to 10 days later.	750 mL/h (304 mL/ac.)
Low Growing Berries (Except Strawberries)	Fruit Rot	Begin applications at early bloom for fruit rot. Make a second application of Propulse fungicide or another approved fungicide 7-14 days later. Apply specified dosage in the following methods 1. Foliar spray application 2. Soil application Chemigation into the rootzone through low- pressure drip, trickle, micro-sprinkler or equivalent equipment	875 mL/h (354 mL/ac.)

table-content-crop	table-content-phi	table-content-rei	table-content-grazingFeeding
Bushberries	7 days
Dry Beans	14 days of harvest seed	24 hours	7 days of cutting for forage, grazing or hay
Low Growing Berries (except strawberries)	45 days of harvest of bearberry, bilberry, cloudberry, cranberry, muntries and partridgeberry. 7 days of harvest of blueberry and lingonberry