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Nimrod Fungicide 1L

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A Fungicide For The Control Of Powdery Mildew

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Product Description

MAPP No – 13046

LERAP Category – N/A

Active Ingredient – 250g/l bupirimate, n-butanol & hydrocarbons

Boom Sprayer Rate – Varies widely depening on crop

Knapsack Rate – 7-40ml per 10L of water

Area Covered – Up to 1.2 Hectares or 12,000m²

Pack Size – 1L

Required Safety Equipment - Gloves, Face Shield & Coveralls

Nimrod® is a systemic fungicide which moves around within a plant to cure and protect against powdery mildew on apples, pears, soft fruits, cucurbits, hops and ornamental plant production. It can be used on a wide range of crops/plants, but for full tolerance and varietal information please consult the product label which is attached at the bottom of this page.

While Nimrod® is safe to the majorit of mainstream plants & shrubs, It is advisable to test for compatibility and tolerance to crop injury prior to full scale commercial use on ornamentals.

Nimrod® is also effective against 'shot hole' on laurel hedging.

To increase the control by over 20%, mix in with Evoque Fungicide Improver

Crops/Situations	Maximum individual dose (litres product/hectare)	Maximum number of treatments (per crop)	Latest time of application (days before harvest)	Other specific restrictions
Apple	-	Four	Fourteen	A minimum interval of 10 days must be observed between applications. A maximum concentration of 60ml of product per 100 litres water must not be exceeded.
Pear	-	Four	Fourteen	A minimum interval of 10 days must be observed between applications. A maximum concentration of 60ml of product per 100 litres water must not be exceeded.
Strawberry (outdoor)	1.4	Three	One	-
Rasberry (outdoor)	1.1 Or 1.4	-	Eight	A minimum interval of 10 days must be observed between applications. A minimum interval of 14 days must be observed between applications.
Blackcurrant (outdoor)	1.0 Or 2.0	-	Seven	A minimum interval of 7 days must be observed between applications. A minimum interval of 14 days must be observed between applications.
Hops (outdoor)	2.8	Six	Fourteen	-
Marrow (outdoor, courgette outdoor)	-	Six	Two	The maximum concentration must not exceed 0.2 litres of product per 100 litres water.
Gooseberry (outdoor)	1.4 Or 1.1 Or 0.7	Five or Six Or Ten	Fourteen	A maximum of 7 litres of product per hectare per year must not be exceeded.
Ornamental Plant Production (outdoor)	-	-	-	For use on chrysanthemum (outdoor), the maximum production concentration must not exceed 70 ml product per 100 litres water. For use on rose (outdoor) and plant begonia (outdoor), the maximum production concentration must not exceed 380 ml product per 100 litres water.

Our Recommendation

- Avoid spraying in the heat of the day or if rain is forecast
- For a cheaper alternative, consider Bumper 250
- For other diseases such as Rust, Downey Mildew & Ring Spot look at Amistar 5L