How it Works

Priaxor provides multiple modes of action with active ingredients from Group 7 and 11 for effective, broad-spectrum disease control.

The active ingredients work together across multiple stages of fungal growth to inhibit spore germination, mycelial growth and sporulation.

Application Tips

• Ensure thorough coverage of foliage.
• Priaxor should be applied preventatively, prior to the onset of disease.
• Preventative application at the 2 to 4 leaf stage in canola is recommended for fields with a history of blackleg.
• Application at the 120 ml/ac (300 ml/ha) rate is generally sufficient to control or suppress most diseases that affect crops at the early flowering stage.

When to Apply

When to apply

• Do not make sequential applications of Priaxor
• If disease persists or weather conditions are favourable for disease development, apply a second time 10 to 14 days later with a fungicide containing a different mode of action
• Do not apply more than twice per season

Alfalfa (for seed production)

• For optimal disease control, apply 120 to 180 ml/ac at the beginning of flowering (10 to 30% bloom) or at the onset of disease.

Canola

• For blackleg control, apply at 90 to 120 ml/ac at the 2 to 6 leaf (rosette) stage. Use the high rate when disease pressure is high.
• For alternaria black spot suppression, apply at 90 to 120 ml/ac at 20 to 50% bloom. Apply at 90% to full bloom (early pod stage) for alternaria black spot control.
• For sclerotinia stem rot suppression, apply at 180 ml/ac at 20 to 50% bloom

Chickpea

• For the control of ascochyta blight, apply at 120 to 180 ml/ac at the beginning of flowering.
• For the suppression of white mold and gray mold, apply at 180 ml/ac at the beginning of flowering.

Corn (field, sweet, pop, seed types)

• For optimal disease control, begin applications prior to disease development. Research has shown that application at early to full tassel (VT) provides more consistent disease control along with AgCelence plant health benefits.
• Use shorter interval when disease pressure is high.

Dry beans^{3, 4}

• For control of rust, anthracnose and powdery mildew, apply at 120 ml/ac at the beginning of flowering or at the onset of symptoms.

Field Peas

• For control of mycosphaerella blight, apply at 120 ml/ac at the beginning of flowering.
• For powdery mildew control, apply at 120 ml/ac at the beginning of flowering or at the onset of symptoms.
• For downy mildew suppression, apply at 120 to 180 ml/ac at the beginning of flowering or at the onset of symptoms.
• For white mold suppression, apply at 180 ml/ac at the beginning of flowering.

Flax

• For pasmo control, apply at 90 to 120 ml/ac at 20 to 50% flowering (7 to 10 days following first flower)
• For sclerotinia stem rot suppression, apply at 180 ml/ac at 20 to 50% flowering.

Grasses (for seed production)⁵

• For optimal disease control, begin applications prior to the onset of symptoms when conditions are favourable for disease development.

Lentils

• For control of anthracnose, apply at 120 ml/ac at the beginning of flowering or at the onset of symptoms.
• For control of ascochyta blight, apply at 120 to 180 ml/ac at the beginning of flowering or at the onset of symptoms.
• For suppression of white mold and gray mold apply at 180 ml/ac at the beginning of flowering.

Soybean

• For optimal disease control, begin applications at early to late flower (R2 to R3) or prior to disease development.
• For sclerotinia stem rot suppression, apply at 180 ml/ac at early flowering (R2).

Sunflower

• For leaf rust suppression, apply at 120 ml/ac at the onset of symptoms.

Additional crops on label:

Cereals (barley, oats, rye, triticale, wheat), faba beans, legumes (edible, podded), succulent shelled peas and beans, sugar beets

³Dry beans include Lupinusspp. (grain lupin, sweet lupin, white lupin, white sweet lupin), Phaseolusspp. (field beans [dry common and coloured beans] such as kidney, black, cranberry, pink, navy bean, pinto bean, tepary bean and lima bean [dry]) and Vignaspp. (adzuki bean, blackeyed pea, catjang, cowpea, crowder pea, moth bean, mung bean, rice bean, southern pea, urd bean, broad or fababean [dry]).

⁴Import tolerances (maximum residue limits [MRLs]) for dry beans have yet to be established for the Japanese trade market at this time. Contact AgSolutions^® Customer Care for more information.

⁵Grasses grown for seed production include bluegrasses, fescues and ryegrasses.

How Much to Apply

Ground Application

• Use a minimum water volume of 10 gal/ac (40 L/ac).

Aerial Application

• Use a minimum water volume of 5 gal/ac (20 L/ac).
• Please refer to product label for a complete list of rates.

Mixing Instructions

1. Ensure the spray tank is clean before use.
2. Fill the spray tank 1/2 full of water and start agitation.
3. Add the required amount of Priaxor fungicide to the tank.
4. Add tank-mix partner and other components if required.
5. Continue agitation while filling the remainder of the spray tank.
6. After use, clean the spray tank according to label precautions.