Fungicides currently labeled for application to soybeans in Pennsylvania
| Product | Active Ingredient | Mode of Action Activity |
Product Rate | Application (gpa) | Guidelines (Always refer to label before application) |
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| *Check the Penn State Corn and Soybean Management website or electronic version of the Penn State Agronomy Guide for most current list of fungicide products. Where trade names appear, no discrimination is intended, and no endorsement by Penn State Cooperative Extension is implied. | |||||
| Bravo weather stik (Chloronitrile) |
Chlorothalonil | Fungistatic- slows growth and reduces spore production (Pre-infection) |
Two application program: 1.5 - 2.25 pts/A Three application program: 1.0 - 2.0 pts/A |
20-150 ground 5-10 air |
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| Echo 720 (Chloronitrile) |
Chlorothalonil | Fungistatic- slows growth and reduces spore production (Pre-infection) |
Two application program: 1.5 - 2.5 pts/A Three application program: 1 - 2 pts/A |
20-150 ground 5-10 air |
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| Headline (Strobilurin) |
Pyraclostrobin | QoI - Interferes with fungal respiration (Pre-infection) | 6 - 12 fl. oz./A | Thorough coverage of foliage |
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| Quadris (Strobilurin) |
Azoxystrobin | QoI - Interferes with fungal respiration (Pre-infection) | 12.3 - 15.4 fl. oz./A | Adequate coverage, include crop oil |
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| Product (Chemical Class) |
Active Ingredient | Mode of Action (activity) |
Rate | Application (gpa) | Guidelines (All applications made between full flowering (R1) and beginning seed fill (R5)) |
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| *Check the Penn State Corn and Soybean Management website or electronic version of the Penn State Agronomy Guide for most current list of fungicide products, and always consult product label for product guidelines. Note for all section 18 products: Maximum of three applications using approved section 18 products collectively. No more than two applications may be made with any given active ingredient. Where trade names appear, no discrimination is intended, and no endorsement by Penn State Cooperative Extension is implied. |
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| Bumper (Triazole) |
Propiconazole | DMI- Sterol inhibitor (Pre- and Post-infection) |
4 - 8 fl oz/A | Min 15 ground Min 5 air |
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| Folicur 3.6F (Triazole) |
Tebuconazole | DMI- Sterol inhibitor (Pre- and Post-infection) |
3 - 4 fl oz/A | 10 ground 5 air |
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| Headline SBR | Tebuconazole + pyraclostrobin | DMI- Sterol inhibitor + QoI - Interferes with fungal respiration (Pre- and Post-infection) |
7.8 fl oz/A | Thorough coverage of foilage Min 5 air |
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| Laredo EC (Triazole) |
Myclobutanil | DMI- Sterol inhibitor (Pre- and Post-infection) |
4 - 8 oz/A | Adequate coverage |
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| Orius 3.6F | Tebuconazole | DMI- Sterol inhibitor (Pre- and Post-infection) |
3 - 4 fl oz/A | Min 10 ground Min 5 air |
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| Propimax (Triazole) |
Propiconazole | DMI- Sterol inhibitor (Pre- and Post-infection) |
4 - 8 fl oz/A | 15 ground 5 air |
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| Quilt (triazole + strobilurin) |
Propiconazole + azoxystrobin | DMI- Sterol inhibitor + QoI - Interferes with fungal respiration (Pre- and Post-infection) |
14 - 20 fl oz/A | Min 10 ground Min 5 air |
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| Tilt (Triazole) |
Propiconazole | DMI- Sterol inhibitor (Pre- and Post-infection) |
4 - 8 fl oz/A | Min 10 ground Min 5 air |
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