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UPLSKU CH-15121

Yukon

Yukon is an effective fungicide in the form of a concentrated suspension (SC), intended for preventive use, providing surface protection of plants against fungal diseases.

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5 l
€48.00€60.00Halloween −20%
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Description

ACTION OF YUKON PRODUCT :

Yukon is a fungicide in the form of a concentrated suspension for dilution with water (SC), designed for preventive protection of plants against a wide range of diseases caused by fungi and fungus-like organisms, such as: beet rust, septoria leaf blotch of wheat, powdery mildew and downy mildew of grapevine, and powdery mildew of beet. The product effectively protects key crops such as: grapevine, winter wheat, sugar beet, and additionally in small-scale crops sugar beet and fodder beet. 

Thanks to its surface action, the product creates a protective barrier on the plant surface, preventing pathogen penetration. 

YUKON ACTIVE SUBSTANCE CONTENT:

copper (as tribasic copper sulphate) - 80 g/l (5.5 %)

sulphur - 640 g/l (43.8%)

YUKON SCOPE OF USE, APPLICATION TIMING AND DOSES:

The product is intended for use with self-propelled or tractor-mounted field or orchard sprayers or handheld sprayers.

How to use Yukon:

Sugar beet

Beet rust

Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 5.5 l/ha

Application timing: Use the product preventively or immediately after first disease symptoms appear from the nine-leaf stage or later until the root reaches the size required for harvest (BBCH 19-49), observing the pre-harvest interval.

Recommended water volume: 200-400 l/ha

Recommended spraying: fine droplet

Interval between treatments: at least 7 days.

Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 5

Winter wheat

Septoria leaf blotch of wheat

Maximum dose for single application: 6.0 l/ha

Recommended dose for single application: 4.0 - 6.0 l/ha

Use the 4.0 l/ha dose only under lower disease pressure.

Application timing: Use the product preventively or immediately after first disease symptoms appear, in spring, from the beginning of stem elongation to the heading stage when 50% of the inflorescence is visible (BBCH 30-55).

Recommended water volume: 100-300 l/ha

Recommended spraying: fine droplet.

Interval between treatments: at least 14 days.

Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 2

Grapevine

Powdery mildew and downy mildew of grapevine

Maximum dose for single application: 6.0 l/ha (6.0 l per 10,000 m2 leaf wall area - LWA).

Recommended dose for single application: 4.0-6.0 l/ha (4.0-6.0 l per 10,000 m2 leaf wall area - LWA).

A lower dose can be used under lower infection pressure.

Application timing: Use the product preventively or immediately after first disease symptoms appear, from bud break and visible green shoot tips to the beginning of berry ripening – berries start to colour (BBCH 09-81), observing the pre-harvest interval.

Recommended water volume: 100-1000 l/ha

Recommended spraying: fine droplet.

Interval between treatments: at least 7 days.

Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 8

USE OF THE PLANT PROTECTION PRODUCT IN SMALL-SCALE CROPS AND APPLICATIONS

The user alone is responsible for the effectiveness and phytotoxicity of the plant protection product used in small-scale crops

Fodder beet, garden beet

Beet rust, powdery mildew of beet

Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 5.5 l/ha

Application timing: Use the product preventively or immediately after first disease symptoms appear from the nine-leaf stage or later until the root reaches the size required for harvest (BBCH 19-49), observing the pre-harvest interval.

Recommended water volume: 200-400 l/ha

Recommended spraying: fine droplet

Interval between treatments: at least 7 days.

Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 5

Yukon pre-harvest interval:

– winter wheat: 45 days,

– sugar beet, fodder beet, garden beet: 14 days,

– grapevine: 7 days.

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