NUFARM SOLUTIONS 2018

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1 NUFARM AGRICULTURE INC. HORTICULTURE CANADA NUFARM SOLUTIONS 2018

2 NUFARM KNOWS HORTICULTURE We know you put your best work into growing high value crops in the orchard, the greenhouse and the field. Let us help you take care of the rest. Increase your productivity with our innovative offering that will protect and enhance your horticulture crops. This Nufarm Horticulture Guide includes all the information you need on our wide range of herbicides, fungicides, plant growth regulators and insecticides for Canadian horticulture. For every one of the 18 solutions in the guide, you ll find general use tips, specific application information by crop, and quick reference on chemical class, active ingredient and product packaging. We ve also created five illustrated growth calendars for product timing in apples, blueberries, cherries, grapes and potatoes on page 60. Need more information? Ask a Nufarmer at We re ready to answer questions and offer solutions.

3 HERBICIDES TABLE OF CONTENTS FUNGICIDES Quick Reference Guide (herbicides, fungicides, insecticides)...2 HERBICIDES 2,4-D Amine Chateau WDG...10 Credit Xtreme...16 PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS INSECTICIDES Rival EC FUNGICIDES Blossom Protect Botector Intuity Parasol FL Parasol WG Presidio Quash PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS MaxCel PGR ProGibb PGR Promalin PGR ReTain PGR INSECTICIDES Clutch 50 WDG DiPel 2X DF XenTari WG Growth Stage Calendars Nufarm Row Crop Solutions Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

4 FIND YOUR NUFARM SOLUTIONS HERE Your high value horticulture crops depend on the best protection to grow healthy, profitable returns for your bottom line. Nufarm has an extensive, proven lineup of solutions for weed, disease and insect control. These charts provide a quick reference on the performance and control you can count on from the product portfolio. HERBICIDE MATRIX = weeds controlled PAGE Annual bluegrass Annual sow-thistle Barnyard grass Bindweed Bromegrass Burdock Canada fleabane Canada thistle Carpetweed Cheatgrass Chickweed Common ragweed Cow cockle Crabgrass Dandelion Goosegrass Green foxtail Knotweed Kochia Lamb s-quarters, common 2,4-D Amine Chateau WDG 10 Credit Xtreme 16 * * * Rival EC 20 FUNGICIDE MATRIX = diseases controlled PAGE Angular leaf spot (Pseudomonas syringae pv. lachrymans) Anthracnose fruit rot (Colletotrichum acutatum) Bacterial blight, common (Xanthomonas campestris pv. phaseoli) Bacterial blight, halo (Pseudomonas syringae pv. phaseolicola) Bacterial speck (Pseudomonas syringae pv. tomato) Bacterial spot (Xanthomonas campestris pv. vesicatoria and X. vesicatoria) Botrytis bunch rot/gray mold (Botrytis cinerea) Downy mildew (Bremia lactucae) Downy mildew (Peronospora farinosa) Downy mildew (Peronospora parasitica) Downy mildew (Pseudoperonospora cubensis) Early blight (Alternaria solani) Fire blight (Erwinia) Blossom Protect 24 Botector 26 S S Intuity 28 Parasol FL/WG 30/32 Presidio 34 Quash 36 INSECTICIDE MATRIX = insects controlled PAGE Alfalfa looper Aphids Asiatic garden beetle Blueberry spanworm Brown marmorated stink bug Cabbage looper Chainspotted geometer Cherry fruitworm Codling moth Colorado potato beetle Cranberry fruitworm Cucumber beetles Diamondback moth Duponchelia fovealis Essex (European) skipper European chafer European corn borer European leafroller Fruitree leafroller Fruitworm Clutch 50 WDG 50 S S S DiPel 2X DF 54 *Additional weeds controlled or suppressed see label for details S Suppression 2

5 Late blight (Phytophthora infestans) Mummy berry (Monilinia vaccinii-corymbosi) Phomopsis leaf blight (Phomopsis obscurans) Phomopsis twig blight and fruit rot (Phomopsis vaccinii) Phytophthora blight/crown rot (Phytophthora capsici) Pink rot (Phytophthora erythroseptica) Powdery mildew (Uncinula necator) White mold (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum) Nightshade, Eastern black Nightshade, hairy Persian darnel Pigweed, green Pigweed, prostrate Pigweed, redroot Pigweed, smooth Pigweed, tumble Purslane Russian thistle Sheep sorrel Stinkgrass Wild buckwheat Yellow foxtail S S S S S Fungus gnats Grape berry moth Grape phylloxera Green and Brown spanworm Hop looper Hornworm Imported cabbageworm Japanese beetle Leafhoppers Leafminers Lepidopteran leafminers Lygus bug (Tarnished plant bug) Masked chafers Mealy bug Oblique-banded leafroller Oriental beetle Oriental fruit moth Pear psylla Plum curculio Rannoch looper Squash bug nymphs Sunflower moth Tarnished plant bug nymphs Three-lined leafroller Thrips Tomato fruitworm Wintermoth S S Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

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8 2,4-D Amine 600 2,4-D Amine 600 is the standard in broadleaf weed control. It is used to control broadleaf weeds and brush species in a variety of horticulture crops. BENEFITS Reliable broadleaf weed control Safe on most grass crops Excellent activity on perennial and tap-rooted weeds Outstanding resistance management option to rotate from other herbicides TECHNICAL INFORMATION HERBICIDE GROUP > > Group 4 ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > 2,4-D present as dimethylamine salt 564 g a.e./l REGISTERED CROPS Asparagus Cranberry Raspberry Strawberry PACKAGING > > 2 x 10 L case > > 200 L drum GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Apply to young actively growing weeds Make only one application a year for horticultural treatments To reduce potential drift hazard on non-crop locations LO-DRIFT may be added RAINFAST > > Avoid application if heavy rain is forecast PCP # > >

9 2,4-D AMINE 600 HERBICIDES WEEDS CONTROLLED/SUPPRESSED RATE Annual sow-thistle Bluebur Burdock (before the 4-leaf stage) Cocklebur Common plantain Daisy fleabane False flax Flixweed Goat s beard Kochia Lamb s-quarters Mustards (except dog and tansy) Narrow-leaved hawk sbeard (susceptible in the fall and at 1-2 leaf in the spring) Prickly lettuce Ragweeds Redroot pigweed Russian pigweed Russian thistle Shepherd s purse Stinging nettle Stinkweed Sweet clover Thyme-leaved spurge Volunteer canola Wild radish Wild sunflower L/ha ( L/ac.) Common chickweed Common hawkweed Common purslane Curled dock (before the 4-leaf stage) Dandelion (in lawn) Dog mustard Flixweed (spring, prior to bolting) Groundsel Hairy galinsoga Heal-all Knotweed (before the 4-leaf stage) Narrow-leaved hawk sbeard (spring, prior to bolting) Oak-leaved goosefoot Peppergrass Pineappleweed Prostrate pigweed Russian knapweed Sheep sorrel Smartweed (Pennsylvania and green) Tansy mustard Tumble pigweed Velvetleaf Yellow rocket (before the 4-leaf stage) L/ha ( L/ac.) TOP GROWTH CONTROL Biennial wormwood Blue lettuce Bull thistle Burdock Buttercup Canada thistle Dandelion Field bindweed Gumweed Hedge bindweed Hoary cress Leafy spurge Mouseeared chickweed Perennial sow-thistle Tartary buckwheat Teasel Wild buckwheat Yellow rocket L/ha ( L/ac.) SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION ASPARAGUS (Eastern Canada Only) L/ha ( L/ac.) Apply early spring immediately after a thorough cutting or disking Do not allow emerge spears to come in contact with spray May also be applied 3 weeks after a post harvest disking CRANBERRY 27.5% solution 1 part 2,4-D Amine to 2.6 parts water 50 Apply as over the top, wipe on application to actively growing weeds (June-July) Crop will be injured if contacted Only apply one treatment per year RASPBERRY (Eastern Canada Only) 0.9 L/ha (0.36 L/ac.) SPOT TREATMENT 2.2 L/ha (0.89 L/ac.) Apply at any time except during bloom Avoid spraying new shoots Use L/ha (40-80 L/ac.) water volume Do not apply more than two applications per season Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

10 RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION STRAWBERRY (Eastern Canada only) 0.8 L/ha (0.32 L/ac.) Apply 2-4 weeks after planting but before the runners root June Low pressure nozzles and coarse spray droplets are recommended to reduce drift Use L/ha (40-80 L/ac.) water volume Only apply one treatment per year STRAWBERRY RENOVATION (Eastern Canada only) 1.7 L/ha (0.93 L/ac.) Apply after harvest, before mowing Delay mowing until 2-3 days after application Do not apply between mid-august and fall dormancy May cause temporary leaf distortion Use L/ha (40-80 L/ac.) water volume Only apply one treatment per year 8

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12 Chateau WDG Chateau WDG herbicide, a PPO inhibitor, works as a barrier on the soil surface to provide season-long, residual control of tough broadleaf and grass weeds. BENEFITS Long-lasting residual, pre-emergent broadleaf weed control with bonus grass suppression Chateau stays where it s sprayed and will not leach or volatilize Group 14 herbicide (PPO inhibitor) works differently than many other commonly used herbicides, helping to manage resistance The herbicide barrier cannot be disturbed after activation Offers flexible application timing TECHNICAL INFORMATION HERBICIDE GROUP > > Group 14 ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > flumioxazin 51.1% PACKAGING > > 4 x 1.13 kg case REGISTERED CROPS Asparagus Blueberry (highbush and lowbush) Celery Dry bulb onion Field pepper Grape Established mint (peppermint and spearmint) Nut trees Pome fruit Potato (Western Canada only) Stone fruit Strawberry Sweet potato And to maintain bare ground in non-crop areas RAINFAST > > Requires ½ inch of rain or irrigation for activation PCP # > > GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Moisture is necessary to activate Chateau in soil for weed control (½ inch of rain or irrigation) This product will not control emerged weeds Significant crop injury may occur from applications made to poorly drained soils and/or applications made under cool, wet conditions Do not apply to farm alleys or roads where traffic may result in treated dust settling onto crops or other desirable vegetation Application to non-dormant crops or when soils are flooded after application may result in non-acceptable crop injury, including yield loss Use appropriate water volumes to ensure good coverage Apply prior to weed emergence Undesirable crop injury may occur if Chateau comes in contact with fruit or foliage DO NOT tank-mix with Dual II 10

13 CHATEAU WDG HERBICIDES SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION WEEDS CONTROLLED/ SUPPRESSED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION APPLE, GRAPE, NUT TREES, PEAR Canada fleabane Common lamb s-quarters Common ragweed Dandelion Eastern black nightshade Green foxtail Green pigweed Hairy nightshade Kochia Redroot pigweed 280 g/ha (113.3 g/ac.) on coarse textured soils with <5% OM 420 g/ha (170 g/ac.) on medium textured soils with <5% OM GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Chateau should be tank-mixed with glyphosate, present as isopropyl amine or potassium salt, for control of emerged weeds. Refer to the respective tank-mix partner label for rates, additional recommendations, restrictions and precautions. Follow the most restrictive label limitations and precautions of the tank-mix product(s) being used. Only apply to healthy, established trees. Do not apply when plants are under stress from insects, diseases, animals or winter injury, planting shock or any other stresses. Chateau should be applied as a uniform broadcast application to the orchard floor or as a uniform band directed at the base of the trunk Do not make more than two applications in a growing season Do not make a sequential application within 30 days of the first application Avoid direct or indirect spray contact to foliage and green bark (including non-barked vines; with the exception of undesirable suckers) Do not apply within 100 metres of non-dormant pears 60 APPLICATION TO POME FRUIT (APPLE AND PEAR) Do not apply to apple or pear trees established less than one year, unless protected from spray contact by non-porous wraps, grow tubes or waxed container For apples, do not apply after budbreak unless using hooded or shielded application equipment and applicator can ensure the spray drift will not contact the crop fruit or foliage All applications to pears, or within 100 metres of pears, must be made after final harvest in the fall or 2 months before budbreak in the spring Apply to dormant pears only 60 APPLICATION TO GRAPES Do not apply to grapes established less than 2 years Do not apply to grapes that are not trellised or staked unless they are free standing New plantings of own-rooted varieties, such as Concord, should be planted so that all roots are a minimum of 20 cm below the soil surface to be treated. In some situations, this may require hilling soil around newly planted vines so that the settled depth of the hill will be cm above the vineyard floor. APPLICATION TO JUICE, RAISIN AND WINE GRAPES Do not apply during the period after budbreak through final harvest, unless using shielded application equipment and applicator can ensure the spray drift will not contact the crop fruit or foliage. Shielded applications during this time period should not be made with glyphosate, or products containing glyphosate. APPLICATION TO TABLE GRAPES Chateau may be applied during the period following final harvest in the fall Do not apply after budbreak in the spring Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

14 WEEDS CONTROLLED/ SUPPRESSED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION ASPARAGUS Canada fleabane Common lamb s-quarters Common ragweed Dandelion Eastern black nightshade Green foxtail Green pigweed Hairy nightshade Kochia Redroot pigweed 280 g/ha (113.3 g/ac.) 420 g/ha (170 g/ac.) Apply only to dormant asparagus established for at least one year Applications should be made no sooner than 3 weeks prior to emergence of spears and must be sprinkler or rainfall activated with 1-2 cm of water or some scoring may result Application to non-dormant asparagus may result in unacceptable crop injury Do not work soil within 60 days prior to application in the spring Soil can be worked after spear harvest in preparation for Chateau application prior to fern emergence Treated soil that is splashed onto the ferns may result in spotting If using Dual II for added grass control, apply Chateau in the late fall after the ferns have been mowed and apply Dual II in the spring. Applying Chateau in the fall will ensure product activation and reduce risk of crop injury apply after mowing of ferns and before ground freezes. For fall applications ferns may be mowed to a height of approximately inches. This will ensure adequate snow coverage and still allow spray to reach the ground. A spring mowing will not reduce residual control. BLUEBERRY (highbush) Canada fleabane Common lamb s-quarters Common ragweed Dandelion Eastern black nightshade Green foxtail Green pigweed Hairy nightshade Kochia Redroot pigweed BLUEBERRY (lowbush) Canada fleabane Common lamb s-quarters Common ragweed Dandelion Eastern black nightshade Green pigweed Hairy nightshade Kochia Redroot pigweed Moss (suppression) 280 g/ha (113.3 g/ac.) 420 g/ha (170 g/ac.) 140 g/ha (56.7 g/ac.) 210 g/ha (85 g/ac.) 280 g/ha (113.3 g/ac.) 420 g/ha (170 g/ac.) 7 Do not apply after budbreak unless using hooded or shielded application equipment and applicator can ensure the spray drift will not contact the crop fruit or foliage Do not make more than two applications in a growing season Do not make a sequential application within 30 days of the first application Do not apply to highbush blueberries established less than 2 years All applications should be made to dormant lowbush blueberries Do not make more than two applications in a growing season Do not make a sequential application within 30 days of the first application Apply Chateau to dormant plants in the sprout year (spring and/or fall) or as a dormant post harvest (fall) 12

15 CHATEAU WDG HERBICIDES WEEDS CONTROLLED/ SUPPRESSED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION TRANSPLANTED BROCCOLI Canada fleabane Common lamb s-quarters Common ragweed Dandelion Eastern black nightshade Green foxtail (suppression) Green pigweed Hairy nightshade Kochia Redroot pigweed CANEBERRY Canada fleabane Common lamb s-quarters Common ragweed Dandelion Eastern black nightshade Green foxtail Green pigweed Hairy nightshade Kochia Redroot pigweed CELERY Canada fleabane Common lamb s-quarters Common ragweed Dandelion Eastern black nightshade Green foxtail Green pigweed Hairy nightshade Kochia Redroot pigweed For use in celery in muck soil 210 g/ha (85 g/ac.) 420 g/ha (170 g/ac.) 140 g/ha (56.7 g/ac.) 210 g/ha (85 g/ac.) Coarsetextured with <5% OM 140 g/ha Mediumtextured with <5% OM 210 g/ha 140 g/ha (56.7 g/ac.) Apply Chateau as a hooded or shielded application to the middle of the rows Do not apply more than 210 g/ha during a single application or growing season Plants should be grown on raised or plastic mulched beds that are at least 10 cm higher than the treated row middle and the mulched bed must have a minimum of a 60 cm bed width Spray must remain between raised beds with minimal contact with the plastic If the top of the bed is contacted, severe injury can occur and it is advised that 2.5 cm of rain or irrigation must occur prior to transplanting residues 7 Do not make more than two applications in a growing season Apply as a uniform broadcast application to the ground or as a uniform band. Avoid direct or indirect spray contact to foliage and green canes. Do not apply over the top of the crop Do not make a sequential application within 30 days of the first application Do not apply more than 210 g of Chateau per hectare during a single growing season Plants should be grown on raised or plastic mulched beds that are at least 10 cm higher than the treated row middle and the mulched bed must have a minimum of a 60 cm bed width Spray must remain between raised beds If the top of the mulch beds are contacted, severe injury can occur due to foliage contact with treated plastic Use a hooded or shielded boom for application Irrigate treated field after application and prior to transplanting with minimum of ½ cm of water if rainfall does not occur between application and transplanting All applications must be made with hooded or shielded equipment Do not apply after crops are transplanted Weed control and length of residual may be reduced in muck soils Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

16 WEEDS CONTROLLED/ SUPPRESSED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION DRY BULB ONION Canada fleabane Common lamb s-quarters Common ragweed Eastern black nightshade Green pigweed Hairy nightshade Kochia Redroot pigweed FIELD PEPPER Canada fleabane Common lamb s-quarters Common ragweed Dandelion Eastern black nightshade Green foxtail (suppression) Green pigweed Hairy nightshade Kochia Redroot pigweed 140 g/ha (56.7 g/ac.) Coarse- and mediumtextured mineral soil with <5% OM and muck soils 140 g/ha (56.7 g/ac.) 210 g/ha (85 g/ac.) Coarsetextured with <5% OM 140 g/ha Mediumtextured with <5% OM 210 g/ha 45 Avoid spray overlap as severe crop injury may occur Apply to transplanted onions between the 2-leaf and 6-leaf stage and on direct seed onions between the 3-leaf and 6-leaf stage prior to the emergence of weeds Do not apply in a tank mix or with an adjuvant (except with Prowl H 2 0 herbicide) as significant crop injury may result Do not tank mix with other formulations of pendimethalin Do not apply on soils that contain greater than 90% sand plus gravel Do not apply more than 210 g of Chateau per hectare during a single growing season All applications must be made with hooded or shielded equipment Do not apply during or after bloom Spray must remain between raised beds Plants should be grown on raised or plastic mulched beds that are at least 10 cm higher than the treated row middle and the mulched bed must have a minimum of a 60 cm bed width If the top of the mulch beds are contacted, severe injury can occur due to foliage contact with treated plastic Do not apply after crops are transplanted PEPPERMINT, SPEARMINT Canada fleabane Common lamb s-quarters Common ragweed Dandelion Eastern black nightshade Green foxtail Green pigweed Hairy nightshade Kochia Redroot pigweed 280 g/ha (113.4 g/ac.) Coarse-textured with <5% OM 80 Do not apply to row or baby mint, use only on established mint Apply as a single spring application to established, dormant mint for pre-emergent weed control In furrow-irrigated fields, corrugating that is done after a Chateau application will expose untreated soil and break the herbicide barrier, resulting in poor weed control Do not apply to stands established longer than 3 years POTATO (Western Canada only) Suppression of: Canada fleabane Common lamb s-quarters Common ragweed Eastern black nightshade Green pigweed Hairy nightshade Kochia Redroot pigweed 105 g/ha (42.5 g/ac.) Coarse- and mediumtextured with <5% OM Do not apply more than 105 g Chateau per hectare during a single growing season Mechanical incorporation into the soil or disturbance of the soil surface will reduce weed control Chateau may be applied to potatoes after hilling A minimum of 5 cm of soil must cover the vegetative portion of the potato plant when Chateau is applied. Application to potatoes with less than 5 cm of soil cover may result in crop injury. Do not apply after cracking, this will result in severe crop injury Chateau will not be effective if applied prior to hilling Chateau must be activated before crop emergence (cracking) or serious crop injury could occur. Irrigation with at least ½ to 1 cm of water is recommended before ground crack occurs. 14

17 CHATEAU WDG HERBICIDES WEEDS CONTROLLED/ SUPPRESSED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION STONE FRUIT Canada fleabane Common lamb s-quarters Common ragweed Dandelion Eastern black nightshade Green foxtail Green pigweed Hairy nightshade Kochia Redroot pigweed STRAWBERRY Canada fleabane Common lamb s-quarters Common ragweed Dandelion Eastern black nightshade Green foxtail (suppression) Green pigweed Hairy nightshade Kochia Redroot pigweed SWEET POTATO Suppression of: Common lamb s-quarters Common ragweed Eastern black nightshade Green pigweed Hairy nightshade Redroot pigweed 280 g/ha (113.3 g/ac.) 420 g/ha (170 g/ac.) Coarsetextured with <5% OM 140 g/ha Mediumtextured with <5% OM 210 g/ha 210 g/ha (85 g/ac.) Coarse- and mediumtextured with <5% OM 105 g/ha (42.5 g/ac.) Coarse- and mediumtextured with <5% OM 60 Chateau should be tank-mixed with glyphosate, present as isopropyl amine or potassium salt, for control of emerged weeds. Refer to the respective tank-mix partner label for rates, additional recommendations, restrictions and precautions. Follow the most restrictive label limitations and precautions of the tank-mix product(s) being used. Only apply to healthy, established trees. Do not apply when plants are under stress from insects, diseases, animals, winter injury, planting shock or any other stresses. Chateau should be applied as a uniform broadcast application to the orchard floor or as a uniform band directed at the base of the trunk Do not make more than two applications in a growing season Do not make a sequential application within 30 days of the first application Do not apply within 100 metres of non-dormant pears Do not apply after budbreak unless using hooded or shielded application equipment and applicator can ensure the spray drift will not contact the crop fruit or foliage Broadcast applications may be made to dormant strawberries For non-dormant strawberries, applications must be made to row middles only, using a hooded or shielded sprayer Do not make more than one application per growing season Do not allow spray drift to come in contact with fruit or foliage Application after fruit set may result in spotting of fruit and should be avoided. Do not apply after fruit set. Do not apply more than 105 g of Chateau per hectare during a single growing season Apply Chateau prior to transplanting, do not apply after sweet potato slips have been transplanted Do not plant greenhouse grown transplants/slips into Chateau treated fields Do not use on any sweet potato variety other than Beauregard, unless user has tested Chateau on other variety and has found crop tolerance to be acceptable Do not apply as part of any tank mix, if tank mix is applied before transplanting Nufarm Agriculture Inc. is a distributor of Valent products in Canada. Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

18 Credit Xtreme Credit Xtreme is a patented glyphosate formulation containing Dual-Salt Technology. Its high-load formulation (540 g/l) provides fast and complete control of troublesome weeds. BENEFITS Patented Dual-Salt Technology is a first of its kind innovation Provides broad-spectrum weed control through systemic activity More active ingredient in less volume concentrated product means handling less Credit Xtreme works quickly and mixes easily to make your job easier Extreme compatibility with tank mixes Treats up to 60 acres with just one case (30 acres at standard rate) REGISTERED CROPS Apple Apricot Asparagus Blueberry (highbush and lowbush) Cherry Cranberry Ginseng Grape Peach Pear Plum Strawberry Sugarbeet TECHNICAL INFORMATION HERBICIDE GROUP > > Group 9 ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > glyphosate (540 g/l) RAINFAST > > Do not apply if rainfall is forecast during application > > No surfactant required PACKAGING > > 2 x 10 L case > > 500 L tote > > Bulk PCP # > > GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Credit Xtreme is a non-selective herbicide that will kill or injure plants if it comes in contact with green tissue Allow at least 1 day after application before tillage Extreme care must be exercised to avoid the herbicide coming in contact or drifting onto foliage, suckers or fruit 16

19 CREDIT XTREME HERBICIDES WEEDS CONTROLLED/SUPPRESSED RATE Green foxtail Lady s-thumb Stinkweed Volunteer barley Volunteer canola Volunteer wheat Wild mustard Wild oats 0.5 L/ha (0.2 L/ac.) Flixweed Kochia Wild oats 0.67 L/ha (0.27 L/ac.) Canada fleabane Cleavers Common ragweed Downy brome Flixweed Giant foxtail Hempnettle Lamb s-quarters Narrow-leaved hawk s-beard Persian darnel Redroot pigweed Russian thistle Volunteer flax Wild buckwheat L/ha ( L/ac.) Annual bluegrass Annual sow-thistle Crabgrass Kochia Narrow-leaved vetch Prickly lettuce Shepherd s purse 1.5 L/ha (0.61 L/ac.) SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION APPLE, APRICOT, CHERRY, PEACH, PEAR, PLUM L/ha ( L/ac.) 30 Maximum 3 applications per year ASPARAGUS L/ha ( L/ac.) 7 Apply in spring prior to emergence of crop shoots Maximum 1 application per year Controls fall seeded ryegrass BLUEBERRY (cultivated highbush) L/ha ( L/ac.) 30 Use as a directed spray Maximum 1 application per year BLUEBERRY (lowbush) L/ha ( L/ac.) Apply in non-bearing year only during the mid-summer Maximum 1 application per year Use a directed spray in mid-summer of the non-bearing year CRANBERRY 13.4% solution 0.62 L of Credit Xtreme in 4 L water 30 Apply using wick or wiper applicatiors Maximum 1 application per year NORTH AMERICAN GINSENG NEW GARDENS (BC ONLY) 1.67 L/ha in L of water per ha EXISTING/ESTABLISHED GARDENS 1.67 L/ha in L of water per ha Apply in fall after seeding but before freeze-up to control volunteer cereals Do not use fall application in established gardens Apply in the spring prior to crop emergence Do not use fall application in established gardens Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

20 RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION GRAPE L/ha ( L/ac.) 14 Remove all suckers prior to spraying (except for Concords) Suckering should be completed 2 weeks prior to application Do not apply to vines that are less than 3 years established Maximum 3 applications per year STRAWBERRY % solution (spot application) 22% solution (wiper application) 30 Apply when weeds are at a susceptible growth stage Maximum 1 application per year SUGARBEET % solution (spot application) Treated crop MUST NOT be harvested Maximum 1 application per year 18

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22 Rival EC Rival EC is a proven pre-plant herbicide that provides effective and reliable annual broadleaf and grass control in the horticulture sector. BENEFITS Long-term residual control of tough-to-control broadleaf and grass weeds Excellent herbicide resistance management tool when used in combination and rotation with other products Registered on a wide range of crops Reduces the hassle of switching products when switching crops Backed by Nufarm s product guarantee REGISTERED CROPS Asparagus Bean Carrot Lima bean Pea Rutabaga Strawberry TECHNICAL INFORMATION HERBICIDE GROUP > > Group 3 ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > trifluralin 500 g/l PACKAGING > > 2 x 9 L case PCP # > > DIRECT SEEDED Cabbage TRANSPLANTED Broccoli Brussels sprouts Cauliflower Cabbage Cauliflower Pepper Tomato GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Apply Rival EC uniformly to the soil surface and incorporate within 24 hours after application Before applying, ensure that all emerged and existing weeds have been eliminated through discing or cultivation Incorporate to a depth of 8-10 cm only for maximum weed control and crop tolerance Use a disc implement when incorporating on stubble or trashy soils Cultivators should only be used for incorporation when soils are in good working condition For application to stubble or trashy soils, thoroughly disc the soils prior to application to ensure that all crop residues and trash material have been mixed into the soil to a depth of cm NOTE: Do not plow (moldboard) land prior to applying Rival EC 20

23 RIVAL EC HERBICIDES SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION WEEDS CONTROLLED/SUPPRESSED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION ASPARAGUS ANNUAL GRASSY WEEDS INCLUDING Annual bluegrass Barnyard grass Bromegrass Cheatgrass Crabgrass Green and yellow foxtail (Wild millet) Goosegrass Persian darnel Stinkgrass Wild oats ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS INCLUDING Carpetweed Chickweed Cow cockle Knotweed Lamb s-quarters Pigweed Purslane Russian thistle Wild buckwheat 2-4 L/ha ( L/ac.) Use only on asparagus that is established for 3 seasons or more Refer to label for specific use instructions related to soil type and organic matter BLACK BEANS, CABBAGE (direct seeded or transplanted), CAULIFLOWER (direct seeded or transplanted), CRAMBE, DRY COMMON BEANS (white, kidney), FABABEANS, PEAS (field, processing), SAFFLOWER, SAINFOIN, SUNFLOWER ANNUAL GRASSY WEEDS INCLUDING Annual bluegrass Barnyard grass Bromegrass Cheatgrass Crabgrass Green and yellow foxtail (Wild millet) Goosegrass Persian darnel Stinkgrass Wild oats ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS INCLUDING Carpetweed Chickweed Cow cockle Knotweed Lamb s-quarters Pigweed Purslane Russian thistle Wild buckwheat L/ha ( L/ac.) Apply and incorporate from 3 weeks prior to planting up to the time of planting Please refer to the label for specific rates based on soil type and organic matter BROCCOLI (transplanted), BRUSSELS SPROUTS (transplanted), CARROT, PEPPER, RUTABAGA, SNAPBEAN, STRAWBERRY, SWEET CLOVER, TOMATO ANNUAL GRASSY WEEDS INCLUDING Annual bluegrass Barnyard grass Bromegrass Cheatgrass Crabgrass Green and yellow foxtail (Wild millet) Goosegrass Persian darnel Stinkgrass Wild oats ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS INCLUDING Carpetweed Chickweed Cow cockle Knotweed Lamb s-quarters Pigweed Purslane Russian thistle Wild buckwheat L/ha ( L/ac.) Refer to label for specific use instructions related to soil type and organic matter Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

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26 Blossom Protect Blossom Protect is a biological fungicide that fits well in a fire blight protection plan in pome fruit. BENEFITS Effective protection against fire blight on pome fruit Unique mode of action Reduces the amount of resistant pathogens in the population No PHI Safe for humans and environment (not harmful to non-target organisms) REGISTERED CROPS Pome fruit GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Agitate tank solution during application and use within 3 hours Apply Blossom Protect the day before predicted infection conditions. Further applications after 2 days if infection risk is still high and new blossoms open. To be mixed with Buffer Protect ( Component A ), a citric acid buffer supplied together with Blossom Protect against fire blight. Use 1.5 kg Blossom Protect together with 10.5 kg Buffer Protect for trees of 2 m canopy height. Adjust the amount of product depending on the canopy height Reduce number of applications to two in case of varieties sensitive for russeting Tank mixtures possible with: wettable sulphur, fluopyram, anilinopyrimidines and some DMI, other fungicides have to be applied separately from treatments with Blossom Protect the day before or two days after the application of Blossom Protect. Exception: lime sulfur can be applied 6 hrs after Blossom Protect. Contact your Nufarm Horticulture Specialist for more information on tank-mix partners. Maximum storage period of 18 months at room temperature (20 C) or 24 months at cool storage (8 C) from date of manufacture TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL CLASS > > N/A Biological ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > Aureobasidium pullulans PACKAGING > > 12 kg box: Blossom Protect (1.5 kg canister) + Buffer Protect (10.5 kg bag) RAINFAST > > Avoid application when heavy rainfall is in the forecast PCP # > > BIOLOGICAL FUNGICIDE APPROVED FOR ORGANIC PRODUCTION 24

27 BLOSSOM PROTECT FUNGICIDES SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION BEARING AND NON-BEARING POME FRUIT Fire blight (Erwinia amylovora) 1 m canopy height: 0.75 kg/ha (500 L/ha water volume) 0.3 kg/ac. (202 L/ac. water volume) According to phenology: apply up to 4 times at 10%, 40%, 70% and 90% open blossoms (BBCH 61-69). According to a forecast system (e.g. Maryblyt): Apply a maximum number of 5 times when model indicates risk of infection. Application preferably in the evening. The solution should be stirred during application. Spray mixture contains 1.05% (w/v) Component A (citric acid buffer) and 0.15% (w/v) Component B (active ingredients) Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

28 Botector Botector is a biological fungicide that is a great addition to an IPM program to help control many diseases in multiple crops. BENEFITS Effective protection against botrytis on grapes and strawberries Unique mode of action Reduces the amount of resistant pathogens in the population No PHI and no negative influence on the processing procedure Safe for humans and environment (not harmful to non target organisms) REGISTERED CROPS Blueberry Cranberry Eggplant Endive Grape Lettuce GREENHOUSE Eggplant Endive Lettuce (head and leaf) Pepper Other Berries Pepper Radicchio Raspberry Strawberry Tomato Radicchio Strawberry Tomato GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Agitate tank solution during application and use within 3 hours Apply Botector preventive before predicted infection conditions, from bloom until harvest Adjust the amount of product depending on the leaf wall area Botector is compatible with many other chemical products, for non-compatible products keep a spraying interval of +/-3 days. Contact your Nufarm Horticulture Specialist. Maximum storage period of 18 months at room temperature (20 C) or 24 months at cool storage (8 C) from date of manufacture TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL CLASS > > N/A Biological ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > Aureobasidium pullulans PACKAGING > > 10 x 1 kg case RAINFAST > > Avoid application when heavy rainfall is in the forecast PCP # > > BIOLOGICAL FUNGICIDE APPROVED FOR ORGANIC PRODUCTION 26

29 BOTECTOR FUNGICIDES SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION BELL AND NON-BELL PEPPER, EGGPLANT, TOMATO (greenhouse and field) Gray mold (Botrytis cinerea) (suppression only) 1 kg/ha (500-1,000 L/ha water volume) kg/ac. ( L/ac. water volume) Make up to 5 applications per season Repeat on a 7-10 day interval as needed up to the day of harvest Apply as a preventative if conditions are favourable for infection as well as at first sign of disease onset BLACKBERRY, CRANBERRY, BLACK AND RED CURRENT, ELDERBERRY, GOOSEBERRY, HUCKLEBERRY, JOSTABERRY, RED AND BLACK RASPBERRY Gray mold (Botrytis cinerea) (suppression only) 1 kg/ha (500-1,000 L/ha water volume) kg/ac. ( L/ac. water volume) 6 applications per year (repeat as needed on a 7-10 day interval) up to harvest Apply as a preventative or at the first sign of disease BLUEBERRY (highbush and lowbush) Anthracnose fruit rot (Colletotrichum acutatum) (suppression only) Gray mold (Botrytis cinerea) (suppression only) 1 kg/ha (500-1,000 L/ha water volume) kg/ac. ( L/ac. water volume) 6 applications per year (repeat as needed on a 7-10 day interval) up to harvest Apply as a preventative or at the first sign of disease ENDIVE, LETTUCE (field and greenhouse; head and leaf), RADICCHIO Gray mold (Botrytis cinerea) (suppression only) GRAPE Gray mold (Botrytis cinerea) (suppression only) 1 kg/ha (500-1,000 L/ha water volume) kg/ac. ( L/ac. water volume) 0.4 kg/ha (400 L/ha water volume) 0.16 kg/ac. (162 L/ac. water volume) Make weekly applications if needed on a 7 day interval up to the day of harvest Begin preventative applications soon after emergence or transplant if conditions favour disease or at the first sign of disease onset 4 applications per year (2 days minimum interval) Timing: Late flowering to berries being ripe for harvest Pre-harvest applications. Only into the bunch zone. STRAWBERRY (field and greenhouse) Anthracnose fruit rot (Colletotrichum acutatum) (suppression only) Gray mold (Botrytis cinerea) (suppression only) Phomopsis leaf blight (Phomopsis obscurans) (partial suppression only) 1 kg/ha (500-1,000 L/ha water volume) kg/ac. ( L/ac. water volume) 6 applications per year (repeat as needed on a 7-10 day interval) up to harvest Apply as a preventative or at the first sign of disease Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

30 Intuity Intuity fungicide provides exceptional control of tough soft fruit diseases such as botrytis, powdery mildew and gray mold. BENEFITS Strong preventative activity May be applied through irrigation equipment Low PHI REGISTERED CROPS Bilberry Blueberry (lowbush) Cloudberry Grape Lingonberry Muntries Partridgeberry Strawberry GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Begin applications prior to infection Under high disease pressure use higher rates and shorter intervals Intuity should be used as part of a rotation in a resistance management program alternating with fungicides from other groups targeting the same pathogen TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL CLASS > > Group 11 ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > mandestrobin 43.4% PACKAGING > > 4 x 1.89 L case RAINFAST > > 2 hours PCP # > >

31 INTUITY FUNGICIDES SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION BERRIES Botrytis gray mold (Botrytis cinerea) GRAPE Botrytis bunch rot/ gray mold (Botrytis cinerea) Suppression of Powdery mildew (Uncinula necator) on grape and Amur river grape ml/ha ( ml/ac.) ml/ha ( ml/ac.) Do not apply more than 3508 ml/ha (1420 ml/ac.) per year Target application timings are at 10% bloom and again on a 7-14 day interval Make 4-5 applications per season depending on disease pressure and rate Do not make more than 2 sequential applications 10 Do not apply more than 2631 ml/ha (1065 ml/ac.) per year Target application timings are early bloom, bunch closure, and veraison Make 3-4 applications per season depending on disease pressure and rate Target application timings are bud break and again on a day interval Make 3-4 applications per season depending on disease pressure and rate Applications of Intuity or any other Group 11 fungicides are limited to 2 per vine crop Nufarm Agriculture Inc. is a distributor of Valent products in Canada. Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

32 Parasol FL Parasol FL, one of the smallest and most consistent copper particle size formulations available, disperses effortlessly and completely in water providing maximum crop protection from disease. BENEFITS Easy to handle and mix Has a higher Metallic Copper Equivalent (MCE) than some other coppers on the market providing optimal control of tough diseases Superior formulation stays in suspension and quickly disperses in water Highly compatible with other products Superior rainfastness One of the smallest and most consistent sizes of copper particles available in Canada REGISTERED CROPS Bean Cucumber Pepper Potato Tomato TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL CLASS > > M1 fungicide ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > copper hydroxide 24.4% PACKAGING > > 2 x 10 L case RAINFAST > > 2 hours PCP # > > GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Use as a preventative/protective fungicide spray Use on a 7-14 day interval depending on disease conditions Adaptable for spraying with all types of equipment No surfactants needed No buffer zone required when applied as spot treatment 30

33 PARASOL FL FUNGICIDES SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION BEAN Bacterial blight, common (Xanthomonas campestris pv. phaseoli) Bacterial blight, halo (Pseudomonas syringae pv. phaseolicola) CUCUMBER Angular leaf spot (Pseudomonas syringae pv. lachrymans) PEPPER Bacterial spot (Xanthomonas campestris pv. vesicatoria and X. vesicatoria) POTATO Early blight (Alternaria solani) Late blight (Phytophthora infestans) TOMATO Bacterial spot (Xanthomonas campestris pv. vesicatoria) Early blight (Alternaria solani) Late blight (Phytophthora infestans) L/ha ( L/ac.) L/ha ( L/ac.) L/ha ( L/ac.) L/ha ( L/ac.) 2.3 L/ha (0.93 L/ac.) 2 For protective sprays, apply first application when plants are 15 cm high Apply on 7-14 day schedule depending on local conditions Do not apply more than 6 treatments per year 2 Apply weekly once the plants begin to vine Do not apply more than 5 treatments per year Minimum retreatment interval of 7 days 2 When disease threatens, apply on a 7-14 day interval depending on disease severity Do not apply more than 10 treatments per year, with a minimum retreatment interval of 3 days 2 Apply at 7-10 day intervals starting when plants are 15 cm high until harvest Combine with kg/ha of Mancozeb Apply 2.4 L/ha (0.97 L/ac.) at vinekill with a desiccant or alone after vinekill, prior to harvest for disease management This late treatment may reduce infection of tubers by the late blight fungus during harvesting Do not apply more than 10 treatments per year, with a minimum retreatment interval of 5 days 2 When disease threatens, apply on a 7-10 day interval, and more frequently when disease is severe Combine with kg/ha Mancozeb Do not apply more than 10 treatments per year, with a minimum retreatment interval of 3 days Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

34 Parasol WG Parasol WG provides growers with consistent and uniform copper coverage and enhanced disease protection through extremely small particle size and a high organic copper load. BENEFITS Easy to handle and mix Eliminates clogging of sprayer and booms Highly compatible with other products Small active particle size to ensure superior coverage REGISTERED CROPS Bean Cucumber Pepper Potato Sugarbeet Tomato GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Use as a preventative/protective fungicide spray Use on a 7-14 day interval depending on disease conditions Adaptable for spraying with all types of equipment TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL CLASS > > M1 fungicide ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > copper hydroxide 50% PACKAGING > > 10 kg bag RAINFAST > > Avoid application when heavy rainfall is in the forecast PCP # > > APPROVED FOR ORGANIC PRODUCTION 32

35 PARASOL WG FUNGICIDES SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION BEAN Bacterial blight, common (Xanthomonas campestris pv. phaseoli) Bacterial blight, halo (Pseudomonas syringae pv. phaseolicola) CUCUMBER Angular leaf spot (Pseudomonas syringae pv. lachrymans) PEPPER Bacterial spot (Xanthomonas campestris pv. vesicatoria and X. vesicatoria) POTATO Early blight (Alternaria solani) Late blight (Phytophthora infestans) SUGARBEET Cercospora leaf spot (Cercospora beticola) TOMATO Bacterial spot (Xanthomonas campestris pv. vesicatoria) Early blight (Alternaria solani) Late blight (Phytophthora infestans) kg/ha ( kg/ac.) kg/ha ( kg/ac.) kg/ha ( kg/ac.) kg/ha ( kg/ac.) kg/ha ( kg/ac.) kg/ha ( kg/ac.) 2 For protective sprays, apply first application when plants are 15 cm high Apply on 7-14 day schedule depending on local conditions Do not apply more than 6 treatments per year 2 Apply weekly once the plants begin to vine Do not apply more than 5 treatments per year 2 When disease threatens, apply on a 7-14 day interval depending on disease severity Do not apply more than 10 treatments per year, with a minimum retreatment interval of 3 days 2 Apply at 7-10 day intervals starting when plants are 15 cm high until harvest Combine with kg/ha of Mancozeb Apply at 3.4 kg/ha at vinekill with a desiccant or alone after vinekill, prior to harvest for disease management This late treatment may reduce infection of tubers by the late blight fungus during harvesting Do not apply more than 10 treatments per year, with a minimum retreatment interval of 5 days 2 Start spray when disease threatens and continue for 4 to 5 applications Spray every days depending on weather conditions at kg/ha depending on disease severity Addition of a suitable non-herbicidal agricultural spray oil is recommended at 5.5 L/ha For specific instructions, consult local agricultural authorities Do not apply more than 6 treatments per year 2 When disease threatens, apply 2.25 kg/ha on a 7-10 day interval, more frequently when disease is severe Combine with kg/ha Mancozeb Do not apply more than 10 treatments per year, with a minimum retreatment interval of 3 days Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

36 Presidio Presidio fungicide, a unique class of chemistry (Group 43), offers growers a low-use rate resistance management tool that combats tough to fight diseases such as late blight and downy mildew. BENEFITS Preventative with some curative reach-back activity Systemic and translaminar movement throughout the plant Highly tank mixable Minimal restricted entry and pre-harvest intervals Wide application window REGISTERED CROPS Brassica (head, stem and root) Cucurbits Fruiting vegetables Leafy vegetables GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION For resistance management Presidio MUST be tank mixed with another fungicide registered for the same target pathogen. Always follow the most restrictive label for use directions. Apply when conditions favour disease but prior to disease development When a rate range is given use the lower rate and longer intervals as preventative treatments. Use the higher rate and shorter intervals when disease is present. Do not make more than 2 sequential applications Do not make more than 4 applications per season (2 for cucurbits) Please refer to the label for crop rotation restrictions as not all crops are labeled for rotation after the use of Presidio TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL CLASS > > Group 43 ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > fluopicolide 39.5% PACKAGING > > 12 x 946 ml case RAINFAST > > Avoid applications when heavy rain is in the forecast PCP # > >

37 PRESIDIO FUNGICIDES SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION BRASSICA (head and stem) VEGETABLES Downy mildew (Peronospora parasitica) ml/ha ( ml/ac.) 2 Apply in a tank mix with Bravo day application interval BRASSICA ROOT VEGETABLES Downy mildew (Peronospora parasitica) ml/ha ( ml/ac.) 7 Apply in a tank mix with Bravo day application interval CUCURBIT VEGETABLES Downy mildew (Pseudoperonospora cubensis) 292 ml/ha (118 ml/ac.) 2 Apply Presidio as one of the earlier treatments in the disease management program Apply in a tank mix with Bravo day application interval DO NOT make more than 2 applications per year DO NOT make sequential applications of Presidio Phytophthora blight/ Crown rot (Phytophthora capsici) (suppression) GINSENG Phytophthora root rot and foliar blight (Phytophthora cactorum) ml/ha ( ml/ac.) 292 ml in a minimum of 200 L of water 2 For best results start applications at the time of planting or transplanting Maximum of 2 applications Apply in a tank mix with Bravo For resistance management Presidio must be tank-mixed with a labelled rate of another fungicide registered for the target pathogen, but with a different mode of action Apply Presidio in a tank mix with Reason, Phostrol, Maestro, Revus, Acrobat, Ridomil Gold or Aliette Follow the most restrictive use directions of either label Make foliar applications on a 7 to 10-day schedule beginning when conditions are favourable, but prior to disease development Do not make more than 3 foliar applications per season BROCCOLI RAAB CABBAGE, CHINESE (bok choy) COLLARDS, KALE, MIZUNA, MUSTARD GREENS, MUSTARD SPINACH, RAPE GREENS Downy mildews (Bremia lactucae, Peronospora farinosa) 220 ml/ha (89 ml/ac.) 2 Apply at a spray volume of 200 to 1,000 L/ha ( L/ac.) For resistance management, Presidio must be tankmixed with a labelled rate of another fungicide registered for the target pathogen, but with a different mode of action. For example, apply Presidio in a tank mix with Ranman 400SC for all crop group 5 crops. Follow the most restrictive use directions of either label. Make foliar applications on a 7 to 10 day schedule beginning with initial flowering, or when disease conditions are favourable, but prior to disease development. Do not make more than 3 applications or exceed 660 ml/ha or 267 ml/ac. per season Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

38 DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION LEAFY VEGETABLES (except Brassica vegetables) Downy mildews (Bremia lactucae, Peronospora farinosa) PEPPER, TOMATO Late blight (Phytophthora infestans) Phytophthora blight (Phytophthora capsici) (suppression) POTATO Late blight (Phytophthora infestans) Pink rot (Phytophthora erythroseptica) ml/ha ( ml/ac.) ml/ha ( ml/ac.) ml/ha ( ml/ac.) 292 ml/ha (118 ml/ac.) 2 Apply in a tank mix with Aliette 7-10 day application interval day application interval Apply in a tank mix with Bravo 500 for late blight Apply in a tank mix with Revus for phytophthora blight 7 Apply in a tank mix with Bravo day application interval 30 Apply Presidio using a cm band directly over the seed piece, or in the furrow where the seed piece is to be dropped, prior to furrow closure. A second application of Presidio should be made between hilling and tuber initiation, sprayed directly to the soil. Apply as band to the soil at the base of the plants or as a broadcast spray. Tank-mix Presidio with a registered alternative such as Ridomil Gold 480SL Fungicide or Phostrol Fungicide. Follow the most restrictive use directions on the individual product labels. Do not combine in-furrow/soil applications and foliar applications Do not make more than 2 applications of Presidio per season For resistance management, Presidio may be tankmixed with a labeled rate of another fungicide registered for the target pathogen, but with a different mode of action Nufarm Agriculture Inc. is a distributor of Valent products in Canada. 36

39 PRESIDIO FUNGICIDES NOTES Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

40 Quash Quash fungicide provides broad-spectrum, reliable and flexible disease control at ultra-low use rates. BENEFITS Provides broad-spectrum disease control at low use rates Provides good residual activity and movement from the point of application in the plant and outward Short pre-harvest interval allows for greater flexibility Does not require a surfactant/adjuvant Chemically stable over a wide range of ph and temperatures MRLs established for EU and Japan in highbush and lowbush blueberries and potatoes REGISTERED CROPS Almond Blueberry (highbush and lowbush) Crop Subgroup 20B, including sunflower Currants Elderberry Hazelnut Potato Sea buckthorn Stone fruit Sunflower TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL CLASS > > Group 3 ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > metconazole 50% PACKAGING > > 8 x 2 x 280 g case RAINFAST > > 2 hours PCP # > > GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Apply prior to infection for preventative control or apply when conditions favor disease development and prior to infection Do not make more than 2 sequential applications Apply with sufficient water to obtain thorough coverage of plants including blossoms, foliage and/or fruit where applicable 38

41 QUASH FUNGICIDES SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION ALMONDS Brown rot blossom blight (Monilinia fructicola, M. laxa) g/ha ( g/ac.) 25 Do not make more than 2 sequential Quash applications before switching to a non-group 3 fungicide for resistance management For all other diseases: begin applications prior to disease development and continue at a 7 to 14 day interval throughout the season Do not make more than 2 applications after petal fall Quash is most effective when applied and allowed to dry before a rainfall Apply as a foliar spray in sufficient water to obtain thorough coverage of all branches Alternate row applications are not recommended Do not make more than 4 applications per season. Do not apply more than 980 g/ha/season. APRICOT, NECTARINE, PEACH Brown rot blossom blight (Monilinia fructicola, M. laxa) Suppression of Scab (Cladosporium carpophilum) Fruit brown rot (Monilinia fructicola, M. laxa) Suppression of Powdery mildew (Podosphaera clandestina) g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) ( g/ac.) 14 FOR BROWN ROT BLOSSOM BLIGHT Use in rotation with other brown rot and blossom blight fungicides beginning at early pink stage before infection occurs up to petal fall stage FOR CHERRY LEAF SPOT Begin applications at green tip if conditions are favorable for disease development up to petal fall FOR FRUIT BROWN ROT Make application days prior to harvest FOR POWDERY MILDEW Use in rotation with other powdery mildew fungicides until terminal growth ceases Under high disease pressure use the higher rate Do not make more than 1 application per season Do not apply more than 280 g/ha/season BLACK CURRANT, BLUEBERRY (highbush and lowbush), BUFFALO CURRANT, RED CURRANT, SEA BUCKTHORN Anthracnose ripe rot (Colletotrichum acutatum) 180 g/ha (72.9 g/ac.) 7 Apply at the green tip stage for mummy berry, at bloom for anthracnose, and at pre-bloom for phomopsis Make repeat applications on 7-day intervals. Do not make more than 3 applications per season. Do not apply more than 540 g/ha/season Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

42 DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION BLUEBERRY (highbush and lowbush) Mummy berry (Monilinia vaccinii-corymbosi) 180 g/ha (72.9 g/ac.) 7 Apply at the green tip stage for mummy berry, at bloom for anthracnose, and at pre-bloom for phomopsis Make repeat applications on 7-day intervals. Do not make more than 3 applications per season. Do not apply more than 540 g/ha/season BLUEBERRY (highbush and lowbush), ELDERBERRY, SEA BUCKTHORN Suppression of Phomopsis twig blight and fruit rot (Phomopsis vaccinii) 180 g/ha (72.9 g/ac.) 7 Apply at the green tip stage for mummy berry, at bloom for anthracnose, and at pre-bloom for phomopsis Make repeat applications on 7-day intervals. Do not make more than 3 applications per season. Do not apply more than 540 g/ha/season CHERRY (sweet and tart) Brown rot blossom blight (Monilinia fructicola, M. laxa) Suppression of Cherry leaf spot (Blumeriella jaapii) excluding pathogen types resistant to Group 3 fungicides Fruit brown rot (Monilinia fructicola, M. laxa) Suppression of Powdery mildew (Podosphaera clandestina) FILBERTS, HAZELNUTS For suppression of Eastern Filbert Blight (Anisogramma anomala) g/ha ( g/ac.) 280 g/ha (113.3 g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) 245 g/ha (99.2 g/ac.) PLUM, PLUMCOT, PRUNE (fresh) Brown rot blossom blight (Monilinia fructicola, M. laxa) Suppression of Powdery mildew (Podosphaera clandestina) g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) 14 BROWN ROT BLOSSOM BLIGHT Use in rotation with other brown rot, blossom blight fungicides beginning at early pink stage before infection occurs up to petal fall stage FOR CHERRY LEAF SPOT Begin applications at green tip if conditions are favorable for disease development up to petal fall FOR FRUIT BROWN ROT Make application days prior to harvest FOR POWDERY MILDEW Use in rotation with other powdery mildew fungicides until terminal growth ceases Under high disease pressure use the higher rate Do not make more than 1 application per season Do not apply more than 280 g/ha/season 25 For Eastern filbert blight: begin applications starting at bud swell to bud break and continue at 14 day intervals Under conditions which favor disease development, shorten spray interval to 10 days 14 FOR BROWN ROT Use in rotation with other brown rot, blossom blight fungicides beginning at early pink stage before infection occurs up to petal fall stage FOR POWDERY MILDEW Use in rotation with other powdery mildew fungicides until terminal growth ceases Under high disease pressure use the higher rate Do not make more than 1 application per season Do not apply more than 280 g/ha/season 40

43 QUASH FUNGICIDES DISEASE CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION POTATO Early blight (Alternaria solani) Suppression of White mold (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum) g/ha ( g/ac.) 280 g/ha (113.3 g/ac.) 1 If conditions are favorable for disease development, make additional applications at 7-10 day interval Do not make more than 3 applications at the high rate or 4 applications at the low rate Do not apply more than 840 g/ha/season Make first application prior to infection, generally at row closure and/or first bloom. Make second application 14 days later, if conditions favour white mold development. CALENDULA, CASTOR OIL PLANT, EUPHORBIA, EVENING PRIMROSE, NIGER SEED, ROSE HIP, SAFFLOWER, STOKES ASTER, SUNFLOWER Suppression of Sclerotinia head rot (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum) SUNFLOWER Rust (Puccinia helianthi) 280 g/ha (113.3 g/ac.) 280 g/ha (113.3 g/ac.) 21 Make the first application preventatively at early to mid-bloom. A second application may be made at full bloom or 7-14 days later 2 applications may be made sequentially before rotating to a fungicide with a different mode of action registered for the same use Do not make more than 2 applications per season Do not apply more than 560 g/ha per season 21 Do not make more than 2 applications per season Do not apply more than 560 g/ha per season Nufarm Agriculture Inc. is a distributor of Valent products in Canada. Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

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46 MaxCel PGR MaxCel PGR delivers precision thinning, enhanced fruit size and return bloom for top quality apples. BENEFITS Reduces hand thinning costs Promotes cell division and fruit growth beyond the thinning effect producing larger apples Improves return bloom Improves packout and marketable yield Does not stress the tree or cause stunting of fruit, even with multiple year use REGISTERED CROPS Apple Pear GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Maximum rate of 22.5 L/ha (9.1 L/ac.) per season Adequate spray volume is required for thorough coverage (1,000 L/ha, 400 L/ac.) The optimum thinning application timing is between 8-14 mm fruit size The ph should be as close to neutral as possible and not exceed ph 8.5 Allow 7-10 days to observe the effects of application For more information on use pattern information or rates based on ppm please refer to the MaxCel label or contact the Nufarm Horticulture Specialist TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL CLASS > > Plant Growth Regulator ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > 6-Benzyladenine (6-BA) 1.9% PACKAGING > > 1 x 10 L case > > 2 x 5 L case RAINFAST > > 6 hours PCP # > >

47 MAXCEL PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION OBJECTIVE RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION APPLE Size enhancement Enhanced return bloom Use for moderate thinning on easier to thin varieties such as McIntosh Ideal rate for most thinning used on varieties such as Gala and Empire Use on hard to thin varieties (Fuji and Golden Delicious) or for a more aggressive thinning effect on varieties such as Gala Use in orchards with hard to thin varieties or in orchards with a history of difficulty thinning 2.5 L/ha (1 L/ac.) 50 ppm 3.75 L/ha (1.5 L/ac.) 75 ppm 5 L/ha (2 L/ac.) 100 ppm 6.25 L/ha (2.5 L/ac.) 125 ppm L/ha (3-4 L/ac.) ppm 86 Make 2-4 applications starting at petal fall (3-10 day intervals) This rate is used for sizing (little to no thinning should occur at this rate) Ideal thinning window is between 5-15mm. MaxCel can be used at any time during this window. The optimum timing for MaxCel to be used is at the 8-14 mm range Apply MaxCel at the beginning of a warming trend when temperatures the few days following application are expected to be above 18ºC Increased thinning will occur when conditions are cloudy and warm PEAR Size enhancement Thinning Enhanced return bloom L/ha (1-2 L/ac.) ppm L/ha (2.5-4 L/ac.) ppm 86 Use this rate for sizing pears (little to no thinning should occur at this rate) The optimum timing for MaxCel to be used is at the 8-14 mm range All rates in the table above are based on a water volume of 1,000 L/ha (400 L/ac.). Please refer to chart for ppm information. COMPATIBILITY MaxCel is compatible with some of thinners and pesticides including formulations of SEVIN and NAA. If compatibility of MaxCel with another product and the resulting plant response is unknown, it should be tested on a small scale. Do not apply tank-mix combinations unless your previous experience indicates the mixture is effective and will not result in application difficulties or result in plant injury. Please consult the Nufarm Horticulture Specialist if you have questions on mixing MaxCel with other products. If tank mixing with NAA, DO NOT use on Fuji or Golden Delicious please consult the Horticulture Specialist at Nufarm if you are new to this tank-mix combination for more details on using MaxCel combined with NAA and concerns about pygmy fruit. VOLUME OF MAXCEL PGR PER VOLUME OF SPRAY REQUIRED TO OBTAIN GIVEN PPM CONCENTRATIONS SOLUTION VOLUME CONCENTRATION Litres (L) 10 ppm 25 ppm 50 ppm 75 ppm 100 ppm 125 ppm 150 ppm 175 ppm 200 ppm ml 475 ml 950 ml 1.42 L 1.9 L* 2.38 L 2.85 L 3.33 L 3.8 L 1, ml 1.25 L 2.5 L 3.75 L 5.00 L 6.25 L 7.50 L 8.75 L 10 L *For a 100 ppm solution applied to 0.4 ha (1 acre) Nufarm Agriculture Inc. is a distributor of Valent products in Canada. Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

48 ProGibb PGR ProGibb PGR is a patented GA3 formulation providing growers with extended fruiting capacity in sour cherries, longer picking times, increased fruit size and firmness, and resistance to postharvest diseases in sweet cherry. BENEFITS Increases sweet cherry fruit size, firmness and resistance to post-harvest disorders Delays sweet cherry ripening by 4-5 days for a longer picking period Promotes spur formation in sour cherries and reduced blind wood Extends the fruiting capacity of sour cherries REGISTERED CROPS Sour cherry Sweet cherry GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Adequate spray volume is required for thorough coverage (1,000 L/ha or 400 L/ac.) The ph should be neutral and not exceed 8.5 Applications will not improve growth of trees under conditions of nutritional, moisture, or pest related stress Please consult the Horticulture Specialist at Nufarm for specific use pattern information related to specific varieties TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL CLASS > > Plant Growth Regulator ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > Gibberellin (GA3) 40% PACKAGING > > 20 x 80 g case RAINFAST > > 2 hours PCP # > >

49 PROGIBB PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION OBJECTIVE RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION SOUR CHERRY (Montmorency cultivar infected with yellow virus) To maintain and extend high fruiting capacity of yellow virus infected Montmorency Promote spur formation and reduce blind nodes Expect changes to occur 2 to 3 years after starting ProGibb applications Annual applications are required SOUR CHERRY g a.i./1,000 L (10-15 ppm) ( g product/1,000 L) 28 Apply 9 L of a ppm solution per standard tree. Use a 10 ppm solution for vigourous trees. A 15 ppm solution may be required for old and less vigourous trees. Apply one spray 14 to 28 days after bloom Optimum timing is defined as that stage when 3 to 5 terminal leaves have fully expanded, or, at least 3 to 8 cm of terminal shoot extension has occurred For the promotion of spur formation and reducing the occurrence of blind nodes Spur formation is apparent the year after application. Therefore, changes in shoot, spur, and flower production will not be evident until two or three years after program initiation. Rates by tree age based on normal tree vigour Use lower rate on trees that have been heavily pruned Annual applications are required to ensure spur development and subsequent yield improvement year after year g a.i./ha ( g product/1,000 L) g a.i./ha ( g product/1,000 L) g a.i./ha ( g product/1,000 L) 6-10 years years years g a.i./ha ( g product/1,000 L) 20+ years SWEET CHERRY Delays ripening 4-5 days Increase in fruit size and firmness Decrease post harvest disorders 50 g/ha (20 g/ac.) in 1,000 L/ha or 400 L/ac. 28 Apply at translucent green to straw colour, ~21 days prior to normal harvest Nufarm Agriculture Inc. is a distributor of Valent products in Canada. Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

50 Promalin PGR Promalin PGR improves size and fruit shape (typiness) of many apple varieties by elongating fruit and giving them more pronounced calyx lobes. BENEFITS Increases fruit size and shape Delivers consistent results Provides an excellent return on investment Does not require an adjuvant REGISTERED CROPS Apple Cherries Pears GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Adequate spray volume is required for thorough coverage (1,000 L/ha or 400 L/ac.) Thorough crop coverage is required for desired results Do not apply when temperatures are below freezing The ph should be neutral and not exceed 8.5 Promalin should be applied alone Applications should be made during slow drying conditions to maximize absorption TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL CLASS > > Plant Growth Regulator ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > 6-Benzyladenine (6-BA) 1.8% > > Gibberellins (GA4+7) 1.8% PACKAGING > > 10 x 500 ml case RAINFAST > > 6 hours PCP # > >

51 SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION OBJECTIVE RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION APPLE Improve typiness Single application Improve typiness Two applications Reduce russet Increase fruit set after a frost Branching foliar application (nursery and orchard) Branching latex application (nursery and orchard) L/ha ( L/ac.) L/ha ( L/ac.) ml/ha ( ml/ac.) L/ha ( L/ac.) ppm ( ml Promalin per 10 L of spray solution) ml Promalin per 500 ml latex paint PROMALIN PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS 28 Apply at early king bloom to early stages of petal fall (optimal timing is 80% king bloom) Make first application at early king bloom and the second 3-21 days later, when the remainder of the canopy comes into bloom Make a maximum of four applications starting between the bloom and petal fall (closer to petal fall is ideal) Follow up with sequential applications on a 7-12 day interval Earlier applications, shorter intervals and higher rates are recommended when conditions are long cold and wet Apply within 24 hours after a frost event when the crop is between early bloom and full bloom Allow trees to thaw before making application The trees MUST be in the bloom stage for this treatment to be effective For orchard trees, apply at 1-3 inches of new terminal growth For nursery stock, treat after trees have reached a terminal height at which lateral branching is desired Apply in the spring when terminal buds begin to swell but before shoots emerge PEARS (non-bearing) Increase fruit set 250 ml/ha (100 ml/ac.) Branching foliar application (nursery and orchard) 250-1,000 ppm ( ml Promalin per 10 L of spray solution) SWEET CHERRIES (non-bearing) Branching foliar application (nursery only) Branching latex application (orchard only) 250-1,000 ppm ( ml Promalin per 10 L of spray solution) ml Promalin per 500 ml latex paint 28 Make first application at 10-30% open flowers on the old wood Make second application between full bloom and petal fall For orchard trees, apply at 1-3 inches of new terminal growth For nursery stock, treat after trees have reached a terminal height at which lateral branching is desired 28 Treat after trees have reached a terminal height at which lateral branching is desired Apply in the spring when terminal buds begin to swell but before shoots emerge OPTIMUM TIMINGS FOR PROMALIN APPLICATIONS Russet control Size Shape Size + shape Fruit set 20% bloom 50% bloom 80% bloom full bloom petal fall 7 DAFB 14 DAFB 21 DAFB 40 DAFB Note: DAFB = days after full bloom; Optimum timings based on 20 years of trials and commercial experience OBJECTIVE APPLICATION INFORMATION USE MAXCEL AND PROMALIN COMBINED for an optimal thinning, sizing and fruit finish program Typy and well sized apples Well sized fruit with reduced russet Follow the Promalin recommendations above for improved typiness Apply the MaxCel treatment at mm fruit size at L/ha ( L/ac.) (depending on variety) Follow the recommendations above for russet control Apply the MaxCel treatment at mm fruit size at L/ha ( L/ac.) (depending on variety) The combination of these products in a program have proven to increase fruit quality and thus increasing overall packout Do not use MaxCel and Promalin as a tank mix Nufarm Agriculture Inc. is a distributor of Valent products in Canada. Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

52 ReTain PGR Harvest the potential of your apple crop with ReTain, a plant growth regulator that temporarily inhibits ethylene production to slow fruit maturation, ripening and fruit drop. BENEFITS Keeps fruit hanging longer Reduces watercore and stem bowl cracking Maintains and improves fruit firmness Provides greater uniformity in maturity across all fruit at each pick Increases fruit size as fruit grows longer REGISTERED CROPS Apple GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Adequate spray volume is required for thorough coverage (1,000 L/ha, 400 L/ac.) A silicone surfactant must be used when applying ReTain Xiameter at % v/v Use the lower rate of surfactant when trees are stressed or if there are extreme weather conditions like drought or excessive heat Maximum 1 application per season The ph should be neutral and not exceed 8.5 If applying to trees under stress due to water, heat, disease or poor nutrition be aware that the benefits and efficacy of ReTain may be reduced in these circumstances Please consult the Horticulture Specialist at Nufarm for specific use pattern information related to specific varieties and growing areas TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL CLASS > > Plant Growth Regulator ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > aviglycine hydrochloride (AVG) 15% PACKAGING > > 20 x 333 g case RAINFAST > > 8 hours PCP # > >

53 RETAIN PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION OBJECTIVE RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION APPLE Delayed fruit maturity Improved harvest management Reduced preharvest fruit drop Additional time for increase in fruit size Additional time for colour development Maintenance of fruit firmness Improved fruit quality Enhanced storage quality 1 pouch/0.4 ha (1 pouch/ac.) 7 Apply 4 weeks prior to the anticipated beginning of the normal harvest for the specific variety you are spraying. Applying ReTain at this time will help delay your harvest to better manage your harvest. When temperatures are high (above 32ºC) it is important to use the 0.05% v/v rate of a silicone surfactant (Xiameter) PLEASE NOTE Under difficult colouring conditions, colour development of certain bi-colour apple cultivars such as Gala and Honeycrisp may be delayed when ReTain is applied at one pouch per 0.4 hectare (1 acre) Nufarm Agriculture Inc. is a distributor of Valent products in Canada. Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

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55 INSECTICIDES

56 Clutch 50 WDG Clutch 50 WDG insecticide is a third generation neonicotinoid that provides fast acting, long lasting, broad-spectrum control of tough pests in a variety of crops. BENEFITS Controls a broad spectrum of problematic insects Prevents insects from feeding, sucking and ovipositing (egg laying) Has low water solubility providing long residual REGISTERED CROPS Cucurbits Grape Pome fruit Potato Stone fruit Strawberry Sweet potato GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Apply when pest thresholds have been reached but before damaging populations have become established A water ph of 5.5 to 8.5 is recommended Ensure the product is well agitated Do not apply during bloom or when bees are present. This product is toxic to bees exposed to direct treatment or residues on blooming crops. Always use sufficient water volume when applying Clutch as a foliar or in-furrow to ensure thorough coverage and optimal uptake and performance Never follow a soil application of Clutch with a foliar application of a Group 4 or 4A insecticide TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL CLASS > > Group 4A ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > Clothianidin 50% PACKAGING > > 6 x 680 g case RAINFAST > > For foliar applications avoid application when heavy rainfall is in the forecast PCP # > >

57 CLUTCH 50 WDG INSECTICIDES SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION INSECTS CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION APPLE, CRABAPPLE, LOQUAT, MAYHAW, ORIENTAL PEAR, PEAR, QUINCE Aphids Leafhoppers Brown marmorated stink bug (suppression only) Codling moth (suppression only) Oriental fruit moth Leafminers Pear psylla Plum curculio g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) 210 g/ha (85 g/ac.) 7 Apply after petal fall and prior to insect populations reaching damaging thresholds or prior to damage caused by stings or tunneling occurs If pest pressure continues, follow up with a second application days later for all pests except Oriental fruit moth and Codling moth (observe a 14 day interval for these pests) Apply Clutch post-bloom only Do not apply more than 2 applications per season and do not exceed 420 g/ha/season APRICOT, CHERRY (sweet and tart), NECTARINE, PEACH, PLUM, PLUMCOT, PRUNE Aphids Leafhoppers Brown marmorated stink bug (suppression only) Oriental fruit moth Plum curculio g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) 210 g/ha (85 g/ac.) 7 Use the higher rate and shortest interval when insect pressure is high. If monitoring indicates the need, a second application may be made days after the first application for all pests except Oriental fruit moth. Observe an interval of 14 days for Oriental fruit moth. Do not apply more than 2 applications per season and do not exceed 420 g/ha/season CUCURBIT VEGETABLES Brown marmorated stink bug (suppression only) Cucumber beetles (suppression only) Squash bug nymphs (suppression only) Tarnished plant bug nymphs (suppression only) GRAPE Brown marmorated stink bug (suppression only) Grape phylloxera Mealy bug Leafhoppers Thrips 210 g/ha (85 g/ac.) 140 g/ha (56.7 g/ac.) 210 g/ha (85 g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) 140 g/ha (56.7 g/ac.) 7 Apply when target pest(s) threshold populations are observed. Do not wait until population beyond threshold has been established. Do not apply more than 2 applications per season Do not apply treatments less than 7 days apart Monitor pest populations and make repeat applications at a minimum interval of 7 days if monitoring indicates that they are necessary 1 If pest pressure continues after first application, follow up with a second application 14 days later Use higher rate when insect pressure is high Do not apply more than 2 applications per season and do not exceed 420 g/ha/season Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

58 INSECTS CONTROLLED RATE PHI APPLICATION INFORMATION POTATO (foliar) Aphids Colorado potato beetle Leafhoppers POTATO (in furrow) Colorado potato beetle STRAWBERRY Lygus bug (Tarnished plant bug) (Lygus hesperus, Lygus lineolaris) g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ 100 m row ( g/ha) based on 90 cm row spacing 448 g/ha (181.2 g/ac.) 14 When applying as an aerial application use L water/ha Scout fields and re-apply if necessary Application intervals must be at least 10 days apart and must be rotated with an insecticide from a different chemical family Use the higher rate and the shortest interval when insect pressure is high A maximum of 3 foliar applications may be made per crop per season Apply as a narrow band in furrow at planting. For best results, direct spray on the seed pieces or seed potatoes. The length of control may vary due to climate and soil conditions. The higher rate is recommended when extended length of control is needed. If pest pressure begins to increase in the growing season, apply a registered insecticide with an alternate mode of action Do not make more than 1 application per season 1 Time the single application per year to target pest activity prior to the start of bloom Use a minimum of 500 L/ha Do not apply more than 1 application per season and do not exceed 448 g/ha/season Nufarm Agriculture Inc. is a distributor of Valent products in Canada. 56

59 CLUTCH 50 WDG INSECTICIDES NOTES Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

60 DiPel 2X DF DiPel 2X DF, a leading biological insecticide in the world, provides growers with a high potency resistance management tool for proven control of Lepidoptera pests in conventional and organic cropping systems. BENEFITS Most potent Bt insecticide on the market and unique mode of action making it an excellent tool for managing resistance Immediately deters insects from feeding death occurs within 1-3 days Dry flowable formulation is convenient and easy to handle and highly tank mixable Not harmful to bees or beneficial insects making it a great tool for spring feeding caterpillars No REI and safe for humans REGISTERED CROPS Apple Asian radish Berries and small fruit Blueberry (highbush and lowbush) Bok choy Broccoli Cabbage Cauliflower Chinese broccoli Chinese cabbage Chokecherry Collards Corn (sweet and field) Cranberry Ginseng Grape Greenhouse herbs Greenhouse ornamentals Greenhouse vegetables Herbs and spices Kale Lettuce Mustard greens Nut crops Ornamental and shade trees Parsley Pear Potato Raspberry Sea buckthorn Spinach Stone fruit Sunflower Timothy Tobacco Tomato Turnip greens For a complete list of all crops registered and what is included for each crop group refer to the label GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION OMRI-certified for use in organic production Apply when insect pests are small (egg hatch to early instars) before crop damage occurs Apply in sufficient water volume for thorough crop coverage Repeat at an interval sufficient to maintain control, usually 3-14 days Use with a water ph 7 or lower Use an adjuvant for hard to wet foliage (such as cabbage or broccoli) TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL CLASS > > Group 11 ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > Bacillus thuringiensis, var. kurstaki strain ABTS-351 (57%) PACKAGING > > 24 x 0.5 kg case > > 5 kg bag RAINFAST > > Avoid application when heavy rainfall is in the forecast PCP # > > BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDE APPROVED FOR ORGANIC PRODUCTION 58

61 DIPEL 2X DF INSECTICIDES SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION INSECTS CONTROLLED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION APPLE, PEAR Leafrollers* (fruitree, European, oblique-banded, three-lined) Winter moth** (not registered for pears) g/ha ( g/ac.) 280 g/ha (113 g/ac.) *Apply in L/ha at pink stage and, if populations are heavy, at petal fall using an air-blast orchard sprayer. Weekly applications may be necessary if egg hatch is asynchronous. Best results are obtained if applications are made in the evening or on a cloudy day **For use in combination with Ripcord or Cymbush See the respective labels for specific instructions Follow the most restrictive label ASIAN RADISH, BOK CHOY, CHINESE BROCCOLI, CHINESE CABBAGE Cabbage looper g/ha ( g/ac.) Use in 400 L/ha An non-ionic surfactant is suggested for this crop Diamondback moth 275 g/ha (111 g/ac.) Imported cabbageworm g/ha ( g/ac.) BLUEBERRY (highbush), CHERRY, CRANBERRY Cherry fruitworm Fruitworm 1680 g/ha (680 g/ac.) Apply at egg hatch, from petal fall through to green fruit stage Use a minimum of 300 L/ha and an airblast sprayer Maximum of 4 applications per season Repeat on a 3-14 day interval if needed BLUEBERRY (lowbush) Blueberry spanworm Chainspotted geometer Rannoch looper g/ha ( g/ac.) Maximum of 4 applications per year. Apply in a minimum of 300 L/ha. Apply when larvae in the first or second instar are present at or above the economic threshold. BROCCOLI Cabbage looper Diamondback moth Imported cabbageworm CABBAGE Cabbage looper Diamondback moth Imported cabbageworm CAULIFLOWER Cabbage looper Imported cabbageworm g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) 275 g/ha (111 g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) An non-ionic surfactant is suggested for this crop An non-ionic surfactant is suggested for this crop An non-ionic surfactant is suggested for this crop Maximum of 5 applications per year CHOKECHERRY ORCHARDS AND SHELTERBELTS Fall webworm 635 g/ha (257 g/ac.) One application per year Mix kg of product in 1,000 L of water Apply at a rate of 22 L mixture per 100 m 2 Apply as soon as tents are visible Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

62 INSECTS CONTROLLED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION COLLARDS Cabbage looper CRANBERRIES Green and brown spanworm GINSENG Leafrollers g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) 565-1,125 g/ha ( g/ac.) An non-ionic surfactant is suggested for this crop GRAPE Grape berry moth 1,125 g/ha (455 g/ac.) Leafrollers g/ 400 L water GREENHOUSE CUCUMBER Alfalfa looper Cabbage looper Duponchelia fovealis 625 g/1,000 L g/250 L Begin applications after adult flight begins before egg hatch Use a high water volume Repeat on a 7-10 day interval Maximum 6 applications per year Repeat on a 3-14 day interval Make applications when egg hatch is complete and when larvae are small Repeat every 3-14 days if needed GREENHOUSE EGGPLANT, PEPPER, TOMATO Cabbage looper g/250 L Make applications when egg hatch is complete and when larvae are small Repeat every 3-14 days if needed GREENHOUSE FRUITING VEGETABLES Duponchelia fovealis 625 g/1,000 L Make applications when egg hatch is complete and when larvae are small Repeat every 7 days if needed Lepidopteran leafminers 500-1,000 g/ 1,000 L Make applications when egg hatch is complete and when larvae are small Repeat every 7-10 days if needed GREENHOUSE HERBS, GREENHOUSE ORNAMENTALS Duponchelia fovealis 625 g/1,000 L Make applications when egg hatch is complete and when larvae are small Repeat every 7 days if needed GREENHOUSE WASABI Alfalfa looper Cabbage looper g/250 L Apply at the first signs of infestation Treat when larvae are young (early instars) Repeat applications on a 7-10 day interval if needed Maximum 8 applications per year HOPS European corn borer Hop looper 560-1,120 g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply at first sign of infestation Repeat on a 3-14 day interval if needed 60

63 DIPEL 2X DF INSECTICIDES INSECTS CONTROLLED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION KALE, LETTUCE, MUSTARD GREENS, SPINACH, TURNIP GREEN Cabbage looper g/ha ( g/ac.) An non-ionic surfactant is suggested for this crop NUT CROPS HAZELNUTS, PECANS, SWEET CHESTNUTS, WALNUTS Leafrollers (European, Fruitree, Obliquebanded, Threelined) 1,125-1,675 g/ha ( g/ac.) PARSLEY Cabbage looper QUINOA European corn borer RED RASPBERRY Early season Obliquebanded leafroller (OBLR) 275 g/ha (111 g/ac.) 560-1,120 g/ha ( g/ac.) 550-1,125 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply when pinhole feeding is observed in at least 5% of the plants Repeat on a 7 day interval if needed Apply before larvae begin stalk-boring STONE FRUIT APRICOT, CHERRY PEACH PLUM/PRUNE Fruitworm Leafrollers (European, Fruittree, Obliquebanded, Threelined) 1,125-1,675 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply in 2000 L/ha at pink stage to petal fall Apply in L/ha at pink stage and, if populations are heavy, at petal fall using an air-blast orchard sprayer. Weekly applications may be necessary if egg hatch is asynchronous. SUNFLOWER Sunflower moth SWEET CORN European corn borer TIMOTHY Essex (European) skipper TOBACCO Hornworm TOMATO Cabbage looper Tomato fruitworm g/ha ( g/ac.) 560-1,120 g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) g/ha ( g/ac.) 550 g/ha (222 g/ac.) Applied as an aerial application. Mix amount in 20 L of water. Apply when 20-50% of heads are in bloom Thorough coverage is needed, apply second application if required Apply when pinhole feeding is observed in at least 5% of the plants Repeat on a 7 day interval if needed For Tomato fruitworm apply every 5-7 days Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

64 XenTari WG XenTari WG is a leading biological Bt insecticide that controls a broad range of pests with proven control on tomato looper in greenhouses, as well as armyworm and diamondback moth control in conventional and organic operations. BENEFITS Unique mode of action making it an excellent tool for managing resistance Immediately deters insects from feeding death occurs within 1-3 days Excellent product to rotate with conventional insecticides Not harmful to bees or beneficial insects making it a great tool for spring feeding caterpillars No REI and safe for humans REGISTERED CROPS Artichoke Beans (dry and succulent) Brassica leafy greens Brassica vegetables (head and stem) Bulb vegetables Camelina Canola Cardoon Celery Celtuce Chinese celery Fennel Fruiting vegetables Garden beets Ginseng Grapes Greenhouse beans Greenhouse cucumber Greenhouse fruiting vegetables Greenhouse lettuce Greenhouse ornamentals Hare s ear mustard Herbs and spices Hops Horseradish Kohlrabi Leafy greens Mustard seed Oil radish Outdoor ornamentals Pome fruit Poppy seed Radish (including oriental) Rhubarb Rutabaga Sea kale Stone fruit Sugar beets Sweet potatoes Sweet rocket Tobacco Tree nuts Turnip For a complete list of all crops registered and what is included for each crop group refer to the label GENERAL USAGE INFORMATION Apply when insect pests are small (egg hatch to early instars) before crop damage occurs Apply in sufficient water volume for thorough crop coverage Use with a water ph 7 or lower Use an adjuvant for hard to wet foliage XenTari is OMRI-certified for use in organic production TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL CLASS > > Group 11 ACTIVE INGREDIENTS > > Bacillus thuringiensis vsubsp. aizawai, Strain ABTS-1857 (48.1%) PACKAGING > > 1 case = 30 x kg packages RAINFAST > > Avoid application when heavy rainfall is in the forecast PCP # > > BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDE APPROVED FOR ORGANIC PRODUCTION 62

65 XENTARI WG INSECTICIDES SPECIFIC CROP USAGE INFORMATION INSECTS CONTROLLED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION ARTICHOKE Beet armyworm Corn earworm 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces Use 1,000L water/ha (404 L/ac.) to ensure full coverage but not to the point of runoff BEANS (dry and succulent) Beet armyworm Corn earworm 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces Mix with sufficient water to ensure full coverage but not to the point of runoff BRASSICA LEAFY GREENS, BRASSICA HEAD AND STEM VEGETABLES Cabbage looper Cross-striped cabbageworm Diamondback moth Imported cabbageworm 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces Recommended 500 L/ha (202 L/ac.) BULB VEGETABLES CHIVE, DAYLILY, ELEGANS HOSTA, FRITILLARIA, GARLIC, KURRAT, LADY S LEEK, LEEK, LILY, ONIONS, SHALLOT, WILD LEEK Leek moth 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces Recommended 1,000 L/ha (404 L/ac.) CANOLA, CAMELINA, HARE S EAR MUSTARD, MUSTARD SEED, OIL RADISH, POPPY SEED, SWEET ROCKET Berta armyworm Diamondback moths 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces Recommended 500 L/ha (202 L/ac.) CARDOON, CELERY, CHINSE CELERY, CELTUCE, FENNEL, RHUBARB, SEA KALE Beet armyworm Cabbage looper 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces Recommended 500 L/ha (202 L/ac.) FRUITING VEGETABLES Beet armyworm Cabbage looper Tobacco budworm Tomato fruitworm 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply every 5-7 days Use 500-1,000 L/ha ( L/ac.) to ensure full coverage, but not to the point of run off GARDEN BEETS, SUGAR BEETS, INCLUDING LEAVES Beet armyworm Beet webworm 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces Recommended 500 L/ha (202 L/ac.) GINSENG Obliquebanded leafroller GRAPE Grape berry moth Grape leafroller Grape leaffolder Grapeleaf skeletonizer Obliquebanded leafroller Omnivorous leafroller 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces Recommended 500 L/ha (202 L/ac.) Begin applications at black head stage of eggs, 2 days before larvae hatch May be repeated if needed every 7-10 days up to 6 applications per year Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

66 INSECTS CONTROLLED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION GREENHOUSE BEANS Beet armyworm Cabbage looper Corn earworm Tomato looper 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply with sufficient water to ensure full coverage, but not to the point of runoff GREENHOUSE CUCUMBER Beet armyworm Cabbage looper Corn earworm Tomato looper 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply with sufficient water to ensure full coverage, but not to the point of runoff GREENHOUSE EGGPLANT, PEPPER, TOMATO Beet armyworm Cabbage looper Tobacco budworm Tomato fruitworm Tomato leafminer Tomato looper 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply with sufficient water to ensure full coverage, but not to the point of runoff GREENHOUSE LETTUCE Beet armyworm Cabbage looper Corn earworm Tomato looper 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) GREENHOUSE ORNAMENTALS Beet armyworm Corn earworm Tomato looper 750-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply with sufficient water to ensure full coverage, but not to the point of runoff Apply with sufficient water to ensure full coverage, but not to the point of runoff HERBS AND SPICES Beet armyworm Cabbage looper HOPS Hop looper KOHLRABI Cabbage looper Cross-striped cabbageworm Diamondback moth Imported cabbageworm LEAFY GREENS Beet armyworm Cabbage looper 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces Recommended 500 L/ha (202 L/ac.) Apply at first sign of infestation when larvae are small Use with sufficient water to ensure full coverage, but not to the point of runoff Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces Recommended 500 L/ha (202 L/ac.) Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces Recommended 500 L/ha (202 L/ac.) OUTDOOR ORNAMENTALS Corn earworm Beet armyworm Tomato looper 750-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply with sufficient water to ensure full coverage, but not to the point of runoff 64

67 XENTARI WG INSECTICIDES INSECTS CONTROLLED RATE APPLICATION INFORMATION POME FRUIT Cankerworks Codling moth Fruittree leafroller Obliquiebanded leafroller Oriental fruit moth Redbanded leafroller Tufted apple budworm Varigated leafroller Winter moth 500-1,600 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply using L/ha ( L/ac.) at pink stage and if populations are heavy at petal fall If egg hatch is asynchronous weekly applications may be necessary Follow general application instructions if multiple applications are needed ROOTS, TUBERS AND LEAVES OF HORSERADISH, RADISH, ORIENTAL RADISH, RUTABAGA, TURNIP (cultivars, varieties and hybrids of these) Cabbage looper Cross-striped cabbageworm Diamondback moth Imported cabbageworm 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces Recommended 500 L/ha (202 L/ac.) STONE FRUIT Cankerworks Varigated leafroller Fruittree leafroller Obliquiebanded leafroller Oriental fruit moth 500-1,600 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply using 500-1,600 L/ha ( L/ac.) at pink stage and if populations are heavy at petal fall If egg hatch is asynchronous weekly applications may be necessary Follow general application instructions if multiple applications are needed SWEET POTATOES Beet armyworm TOBACCO Tobacco budworm Tomato fruitworm Beet armyworm 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) 500-1,000 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply sufficient spray volume to ensure uniform deposition on all plant surfaces Recommended 500 L/ha (202 L/ac.) Apply every 5-7 days Use 500-1,000 L/ha ( L/ac.) to ensure full coverage, but not to the point of run off TREE NUTS Cankerworms Fruittree leafroller Obliquebanded leafroller Varigated leafroller Codling moth (on walnuts, heartnuts and butternuts) 500-1,600 g/ha ( g/ac.) Apply using 500-1,600 L/ha ( L/ac.) at pink stage and if populations are heavy at petal fall If egg hatch is asynchronous weekly applications may be necessary Follow general application instructions if multiple applications are needed Always read and follow the product label for more detailed information on control of weeds, insects or disease, application directions, and use precautions. Please refer to label for more information including future label expansions that may include new crops, pests and use patterns. Please refer to label for re-entry periods. Parasol and Rival are registered trademarks of Nufarm Agriculture Inc. Credit is a registered trademark of Nufarm Limited. Intuity is a trademark of Valent U.S.A. LLC. Chateau, Presidio and Quash are registered trademarks of Valent U.S.A. LLC. DiPel, Harvest the Potential, MaxCel, ProGibb, Promalin, ReTain and XenTari are registered trademarks of Valent BioSciences LLC. Blossom Protect is a trademark of bio-ferm, a company of the Erber-Group. Botector is a registered trademark of bio-ferm, a company of the Erber-Group. Clutch is a registered trademark of Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd. Honeycrisp is a registered trademark of the University of Minnesota. All other products are trademarks of their respective companies. Nufarm Agriculture Inc. is a distributor of Valent products in Canada. Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

68 GROWTH STAGE CALENDARS APPLE DORMANT KING BLOOM FULL BLOOM PETAL FALL FRUIT DEVELOPMENT Chateau FRUIT PRESENT POST HARVEST Chateau Blossom Protect Blossom Protect Promalin Promalin MaxCel Promalin DiPel XenTari MaxCel Clutch DiPel XenTari ReTain (July-September) Clutch DiPel XenTari BLUEBERRY DORMANT Chateau EARLY PINK BUD EARLY BLOOM FULL BLOOM PETAL FALL 75% BLUE FALL COLOUR/ POST HARVEST Chateau Botector Quash Botector Quash Botector Quash DiPel DiPel DiPel DiPel DiPel 66

69 CHERRY DORMANT GREEN TIP FULL BLOOM PETAL FALL/ FRUIT DEVELOPMENT Chateau *cerises sures **cerises douces ProGibb* Clutch DiPel XenTari FRUIT PRESENT ProGibb** Clutch DiPel XenTari POST HARVEST Chateau GRAPE DORMANT BUD BREAK SHOOT DEVELOPMENT FULL BLOOM BUNCH CLOSURE VERAISON RIPE FOR HARVEST/ POST HARVEST Chateau Chateau Intuity Intuity Intuity Botector Intuity Botector Intuity Botector DiPel XenTari DiPel XenTari DiPel XenTari Clutch DiPel XenTari Clutch DiPel XenTari Clutch POTATO PLANTING (SEED TREATMENT) BEFORE GROUND CRACK/ HILLING VEGETATIVE GROWTH TUBER INITIATION TUBER BULKING MATURATION Chateau** Presidio Presidio Parasol Presidio Quash Parasol Presidio Quash Parasol Presidio Quash Parasol Clutch* Clutch* Clutch* Clutch* *Only one application per season **Western Canada only Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

70 NUFARM ROW CROP SOLUTIONS There are endless options available to protect your crop from insects, weeds and diseases. The Nufarm Row Crop Solutions Guide will help you find the best solution for your operation. PRE-SEED BURNDOWN NUFARM PRODUCT ACTIVE INGREDIENT APPLICATION RATE ACRES /CASE REGISTERED CROPS BlackHawk Group 14, 4 pyraflufen-ethyl 6.1 g/l, 2,4-D ester 473 g/l 1.1 L/ha 40 acres/case wheat, barley, oats, rye, triticale, field corn, canary seed, soybean and summerfallow SEED TREATMENTS NUFARM PRODUCT ACTIVE INGREDIENT APPLICATION RATE BUSHELS /CASE REGISTERED CROPS INTEGO Solo Group 22 fungicide ethaboxam 383 g/l 19.6 ml/100 kg of seed 709 bushels/jug soybeans, dry beans, garden peas, cereals, legumes and more Metlock CT Group 3, 4 metalaxyl 46.5 g/l, metconazole 23.2 g/l ml/ 100 kg of seed various barley, corn, oats, wheat and other cereal grains NipsIt INSIDE Group 4 insecticide clothianidin 600 g/l various refer to product label 556 bushels at 100 ml/ 100 kg of seed 3,268 bushels at 17 ml/ 100 kg seed canola, corn, wheat NipsIt SUITE Group 3 and 4 fungicide, Group 4 insecticide metconazole 4.62 g/l, metalaxyl 9.24 g/l, clothianidin 30.7 g/l 326 ml/100 kg of seed 225 bushels of wheat wheat (spring, winter, durum) PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS NUFARM PRODUCT ACTIVE INGREDIENT APPLICATION RATE ACRES /CASE REGISTERED CROPS NEW Proliant gibberellic acid, GA3 35 grams/ha 240 acres/case corn (grain, silage), wheat (spring, winter, durum), barley, oats, forage grasses 68

71 FUNGICIDES NUFARM PRODUCT ACTIVE INGREDIENT APPLICATION RATE APPLICATION TIMING ACRES /CASE REGISTERED CROPS Nufarm Propiconazole Group 3 propiconazole 418 g/l ml/ha post-emergent 160 acres/ case barley, canary seed, canola, corn (field, seed, sweet), dry beans, field peas, oats, soybeans (grown for seed), spring wheat (including durum), winter wheat Parasol WG Group M1 copper 50% kg/ha post-emergent various beans, cucumbers, peppers, potatoes, sugar beets, tomatoes Parasol FL Group M1 copper 24.4% L/ha post-emergent various beans, cucumbers, peppers, potatoes, tomatoes Quash Group 3 metconazole 50% g/ha various refer to product label various canola, dry beans, field peas, chickpeas, lentils, potatoes, blueberries, sea buckthorn, currants, elderberries and crop subgroup 20B, including sunflower PRE-EMERGENT RESIDUAL HERBICIDES NUFARM PRODUCT ACTIVE INGREDIENT APPLICATION RATE APPLICATION TIMING ACRES /CASE REGISTERED CROPS Bifecta Group 14, 5 flumioxazin 51.1%, metribuzin 75% Valtera 140 g/ha Tricor 550 g/ha pre-plant, pre-emergent 40 acres/ case soybeans Fierce Group 15, 14 pyroxasulfone 42.5%, flumioxazin 33.5% g/ha pre-plant, pre-emergent acres/case soybeans, field corn, wheat TriActor Group 14, 5, 2 flumioxazin 51.1%, metribuzin 75%, imazethapyr 240 g/l Valtera 186 g/ha Tricor 545 g/ha Nu-Image 314 ml/ha pre-plant, pre-emergent 26 acres/ case soybeans Valtera Group 14 flumioxazin 51.1% 140 g/ha or 210 g/ha pre-plant, pre-emergent 160 or 105 acres/ case corn, soybeans, spring wheat, field peas, chickpeas, lentils Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

72 GLYPHOSATE NUFARM PRODUCT ACTIVE INGREDIENT APPLICATION RATE PACKAGE SIZE REGISTERED CROPS Credit Xtreme Group 9 glyphosate 540 g/l L/ha Standard REL rate is 1.67 L /ha 2 x 10 L case 500 L tote Bulk pre-plant for most crops post-emergent for corn, canola, soybeans, sugar beets with glyphosate tolerance for desiccation or pre-harvest use in various crops see product label for use in industrial, right-of-way, recreational land CEREAL HERBICIDES NUFARM PRODUCT ACTIVE INGREDIENT APPLICATION RATE APPLICATION TIMING ACRES /CASE REGISTERED CROPS Boost Group 2 thifensulfuron 50%, tribenuron 25% 20 g/ha post-emergent 320 acres/ case wheat (winter, spring, durum), barley, oats Boost M Group 4, 2 MCPA 600 g/l, thifensulfuron 50%, tribenuron 25% 20 g/ha Boost ml/ha MCPA post-emergent 40 acres/ case wheat (winter, spring, durum), barley, oats Estaprop XT Group 4 2,4-D 400 g/l, dichlorprop-p 210 g/l various refer to product label cereals: 1.2 L/ha post-emergent 40 acres/ case wheat (winter, spring, durum), barley, non-crop land Koril Group 6 bromoxynil 235 g/l L/ha post-emergent various barley, corn, rye (fall), oats, triticale, wheat (winter, spring) Mextrol 450 Group 4, 6 bromoxynil 225 g/l, MCPA 225 g/l various refer to product label cereals: 1.25 L/ha post-emergent 40 acres/ case barley, canary seed, oats, rye (fall), wheat (winter, spring, durum) Trophy Group 4 MCPA 600 g/l, fluroxypyr 180 g/l various refer to product label post-emergent 20 acres/ case wheat (winter, spring, durum), barley, canary seed SOYBEAN HERBICIDES NUFARM PRODUCT ACTIVE INGREDIENT APPLICATION RATE APPLICATION TIMING ACRES /CASE REGISTERED CROPS Chaperone Group 2 chlorimuron-ethyl 25% 36 g/ha burndown, pre-plant, pre-emergent, post-emergent 25 acres/ jug 100 acres/ case soybeans 70

73 DRY BEAN HERBICIDES NUFARM PRODUCT ACTIVE INGREDIENT APPLICATION RATE APPLICATION TIMING ACRES /CASE REGISTERED CROPS Rival EC Group 3 trifluralin 500 g/l L/ha pre-plant various dry beans, soybeans, field and processing peas, sunflowers, various vegetable and fruit crops, canola (triazene tolerant), shelterbelts Valtera Group 14 flumioxazin 51.1% 105 g/ha at least 5 days prior to harvest 210 acres/ case dry beans only for desiccation use, for other uses see label FORAGE HERBICIDES NUFARM PRODUCT ACTIVE INGREDIENT APPLICATION RATE APPLICATION TIMING ACRES /CASE REGISTERED CROPS Embutox Group 4 2,4-DB 625 g/l L/ha post-emergent various cereals, corn, pasture, forage legumes, grasses see label for details Tropotox Plus Group 4 MCPB 375 g/l, MCPA 25 g/l L/ha post-emergent, see label for specific crop instructions various cereals, clovers, pastures, corn, peas PHENOXY HERBICIDES NUFARM PRODUCT ACTIVE INGREDIENT APPLICATION RATE APPLICATION TIMING ACRES /CASE REGISTERED CROPS 2,4-D Amine 600 Group 4 2,4-D 564 g/l L/ha post-emergent, see label for specific crop instructions various cereals, corn, pasture and range land, strawberries, raspberries, uncropped land and others 2,4-D Ester 700 Group 4 2,4-D ester 660 g/l L/ha pre-emergent to post-emergent, see label for specific crop instructions various wheat, barley, rye, field corn, soybean, pastures, non-crop land, woody growth control MCPA Amine 600 Group 42 MCPA 600 g/l L/ha post-emergent, see label for specific crop instructions various wheat, barley, rye, oats, flax, peas, corn, pastures MCPA Ester 600 Group 4 MCPA 600 g/l L/ha post-emergent, see label for specific crop instructions various cereals, flax, pastures, roadsides, non-crop areas Always read and follow label directions. BlackHawk, Boost, Chaperone, Embutox, Estaprop, Koril, Mextrol, Parasol, Rival, TriActor, Trophy, Tropotox are registered trademarks of Nufarm Agriculture Inc. Bifecta is a trademark of Nufarm Agriculture Inc. Credit is a registered trademark of Nufarm Limited. INTEGO Solo, NipsIt SUITE, Proliant and Valtera are trademarks of Valent U.S.A. LLC. Fierce, Metlock CT, NipsIt INSIDE and Quash are registered trademarks of Valent U.S.A. LLC. All other products are trademarks of their respective companies. 11/ Nufarm Horticulture Solutions

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