Quintec® fungicide

Active Ingredient: Quinoxyfen

Profile: Quintec^® fungicide controls powdery mildew in cherries, grapes, hops, lettuce, melons, strawberries, peppers, stone fruits, winter squash, gourds, pumpkins and artichoke. It has a unique ability to redistribute around fruit and foliage to form a protective barrier, which allows it to reach hard-to-cover areas after application. Quintec also offers an extended spray interval that protects foliage and fruit long after application, and a mode of action that has never before been used.

Features

Highly effective against powdery mildew in cherries, grapes, hops, lettuce, melons, peppers and strawberries.
Extended spray interval of 10 to 14 days for most crops and up to 21 days for grapes.
Unique mode of action, never before used in North American crops. Makes an excellent rotational product with other fungicide classes (e.g., sterol inhibitors and sulfur).
Excellent crop safety profile.
Rainfast within one hour.
Registered under U.S. EPA Reduced Risk Initiative.
Does not disturb populations of most key nontarget species or biological control agents (e.g., predatory mites).

Application timing:

Dow AgroSciences and Precision Agri-Lab are partnering again to help you control powdery mildew. Starting in April, one-page faxes (or e-mails) can be sent on Monday and Thursday with information specific to your area. The information is generated from weather monitoring stations located throughout major grape-growing areas of California. Weather information is combined with the UC Risk Index model to give you a view of the existing mildew risk. Color maps are also viewable by clicking on the box below. For more information, call (888) 395-PEST.

Proper resistance management for powdery mildew in grapes requires use of different classes of fungicides. Rally^® fungicide (a sterol inhibitor) used in rotation with Quintec fungicide (a quinoline) will help achieve this.

Rally 40WSP Product Information

For more information on this product, see its label and/or safety data sheet.

Other Product-Related Literature:
	UC Davis Powdery Mildew Trial in Pumpkins (2011) (1.63MB PDF)
	Vegetables Pest Management Newsletter, Northeast Edition, Volume 1/Issue 1 (915KB PDF)
	Top Performance Newsletter, Southeast Edition, Volume 1/Issue 1 (1.39MB PDF)
	Controlling Powdery Mildew in Melons Feature Article (CA/AZ) (1.75MB PDF)
	Managing Powdery Mildew in Fruits and Vegetables (CA/AZ) (537KB PDF)
	Managing Powdery Mildew in Grapes (CA) (1.34MB PDF)
	Powdery Mildew Control in Strawberries (153KB PDF)

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