APVMA OPEN USE PERMIT 80760- CHLOROTHALONIL/ PISTACHIO / ANTHRACNOSE & PANICLE AND SHOOT BLIGHT

Country: Australia

Language: English

Source: APVMA (Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority)

Active ingredient:

chlorothalonil(720g/L)

Available from:

APVMA PERMIT

INN (International Name):

chlorothalonil(720g/L)

Manufactured by:

PISTACHIO GROWERS

Therapeutic area:

Group M5 Fungicide

Product summary:

For the control of anthracnose and panicle and shhot blight in pistachios

Authorization status:

Registered and available

Authorization date:

2015-09-10

Patient Information leaflet

PER80760
Permit Version 1
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PERMIT TO ALLOW MINOR USE
OF A REGISTERED AGVET CHEMICAL PRODUCT
FOR CONTROL OF ANTHRACNOSE AND PANICLE SHOOT BLIGHT IN
PISTACHIOS
PERMIT NUMBER – PER80760
This permit is issued to the Permit Holder in response to an
application granted by the APVMA
under section 112 of the Agvet Codes of the jurisdictions set out
below. This permit allows a
person, as stipulated below, to use the product in the manner
specified in this permit in the
designated jurisdictions. This permit also allows any person to claim
that the product can be
used in the manner specified in this permit.
THIS PERMIT IS IN FORCE FROM 10 SEPTEMBER 2015 TO 31 AUGUST 2020
PERMIT HOLDER:
PISTACHIO GROWERS AUST INC
c/- AgAware Consulting Pty Ltd
21 Rosella Avenue
STRATHFIELDSAYE VIC 3551
PERSONS WHO CAN USE THE PRODUCT UNDER THIS PERMIT:
Persons generally.
PER80760
Permit Version 1
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CONDITIONS OF USE
PRODUCT TO BE USED:
BRAVO FUNGICIDE
Plus ALL OTHER REGISTERED PRODUCTS
Containing: 720 g/kg CHLOROTHALONIL as the only active constituent.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
CROP
DISEASES
RATE
PISTACHIOS
Anthracnose
(_Colletotrichum_ spp.)
Panicle and shoot blight
(_Botryosphaeria_ spp.)
160 – 210 mL product / 100 L
OR
1.6 – 2.1 L product / ha
CRITICAL USE COMMENTS:

Chlorothalonil based products should be applied as a protective
treatment prior to the onset
of disease development.

Make first foliar spray application during early bloom. Repeat
application if conditions
remain favourable for disease development.

Apply using orchard airblast/mister sprayer in sufficient water to
obtain uniform coverage.

DO NOT apply more than five (5) applications per crop, with a minimum
re-treatment
interval of 10 days between consecutive applications.

Use the higher application rate when conditions favour disease
development.

Use disease prediction models (i.e. Leaf Wetness Model developed in
California) to
determine favourable disease conditions.

DO NOT mix chlorothalonil based products with spraying oil,