Like any good grower, you know when you’ve got a job to do, you better do it right. So, it only makes sense that growers everywhere are trusting Proline to lower DON levels, control late season leaf diseases and maximize their corn yield. It’s also the 1 choice for sclerotinia control in canola in Canada. Go for gold with Proline.

Product Summary

Product Type

• Fungicide

Crops

• Canola
• Corn
• Lentils / Chickpeas
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Diseases Controlled (Top 3)

• Sclerotinia
• Eyespot Northern blight rusts
• Ascochyta
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Diseases Suppressed (Top 3)

• Fusarium Ear Rot
• Gibberella Ear Rot
• Stalk Rot pathogens
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Groups and Active Ingredients

• Prothioconazole Group 3

Formulation Type

• Emulsifiable Concentrate

Packaging

• 5.1 L Jug = 40 ac.

Labels

• Proline Label
• Proline SDS

In 2014, the Grain Corn Ear Mould and Vomitoxin Survey carried out by Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) to determine ear mould incidence and the occurrence of mycotoxins in the grain, showed that high DON concentrations (>5.0 PPM) was closely associated with ears that had Western Bean Cutworm (WBC) feeding.

Remember to scout for WBC as feeding damage fosters the development of ear moulds and toxins. If damage is evident applying an insecticide at early silking and tank-mixing it with Proline will protect your crop from late season leaf diseases, lower DON levels and maximize your crop’s yield.

Like any good grower, you know when you’ve got a job to do, you better do it right. So, it only makes sense that growers everywhere are trusting Proline to lower DON levels, control late season leaf diseases and maximize their corn yield. It’s also the 1 choice for sclerotinia control in canola in Canada. Go for gold with Proline.

In 2014, the Grain Corn Ear Mould and Vomitoxin Survey carried out by Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) to determine ear mould incidence and the occurrence of mycotoxins in the grain, showed that high DON concentrations (>5.0 PPM) was closely associated with ears that had Western Bean Cutworm (WBC) feeding.

Remember to scout for WBC as feeding damage fosters the development of ear moulds and toxins. If damage is evident applying an insecticide at early silking and tank-mixing it with Proline will protect your crop from late season leaf diseases, lower DON levels and maximize your crop’s yield.

Proline Label
Proline SDS

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%.

Take a closer look at how Proline reduces sclerotinia infection:

Canola demonstration strip trial (DST) results show that Proline offers, on average, greater than 8% yield gain over the untreated check.

All fungicide applications outperformed the untreated check under high sclerotinia pressure, but Proline led the way with a 7.1 bu/ac. yield increase.

Corn Protection

Proline is the only fungicide registered to suppress fusarium & gibberella ear rot and stalk rot pathogens. Because of its activity on ear rot, Proline effectively reduces DON levels. All this plus late season disease control means higher yields at harvest.

Proline Maximizes Your Corn Yield And Provides Best-In-Class Late Season Lead Disease Protection And DON Reduction

Growth Stage		Early Tassel first signs of tassel are visible		VT DAY -2 begins when last branch of tassel is completely visible		Early R1 Day 0 begins when first silk is visible outside husk scout for this		Full R1 Day +2 lots of moist silk is visible outside husk	R2 Day +10 silks are darkening and drying out	R3 silks are brown and dry or becoming dry

For all other crops consult the label.