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 Why
consider FarMore™ D300?
Prior to
FarMore™ D 300 , there has been a lack of focus or
investment in vegetables from seed treatment manufacturers due to:
No proven
business models to capture value.
Liability
associated with high value seed/crop.
Complexity
of channel, seed enhancement options and practices
within a crop.
Growers, seed
companies, seed technology providers and dealers are now
receptive to new products and approaches with new seed
treatment products.
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Areas
of concern with Thiram |
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Skin
and eye irritant.
Breathing Thiram can irritate the nose and throat.
Alcohol interactions.
Irritant of respiratory mucous membrane.
Repeated exposure may affect kidneys, liver and
thyroid. |
Thiram, the
most widely used seed treatment in vegetables is carefully
watched and has several drawbacks:
Cancellation of uses in apples and strawberries.
Cancellation of on-farm seed treatment uses in peanuts.
Cancellation of all turf application for turf grown for
sale.
Cancellation of the aerial and hand/spoon application of
granular application.
New risk
mitigation is required as described by RED.
Updated
worker protection standards.
A comparison
between Thiram and FarMore™ D300:
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Thiram
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FarMore™ D300 |
Non systemic
dithiocarbamate
Less residual effect
Use rate 55 g. a.i./100 kg
Spectrum:
- Fusarium
- Rhizoctonia
- Limited activity on Pythium
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A
combination of technologies, including systemic and
contact fungicides
Effective on some post-emergence diseases
Spectrum:
A platform for increased performance potential |
Why should we
consider new options in vegetables?
Thiram: Re-registration Update (EPA February 2005)
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Products
containing Thiram are eligible for re-registration
depending on specific uses.
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The future
of seed treatment uses will depend on the ecological
risk assessment on the effects Thiram has on birds’
reproductive systems.
Note: FarMore™ D 300 is offered by INCOTEC
in the United States
only.
FarMore™ is a trademark of a
Syngenta Group Company.
©2006 Syngenta Crop Protection,
Inc., Greensboro, NC 27409.
Important: Always read and follow label directions before buying
and using any registered products.
FarMore D 300 seed is treated with these active ingredients:
azoxystrobin, fludioxonil and mefenoxam.
FarMore™ and the Syngenta logo are trademarks of a Syngenta
Group Company.
Captan® and Thiram are trademarks of Bayer CropScience. |
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