2016 Southern Consultants Meeting Disease Control Solution DuPont Aproach Prima Fungicide

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2016 Southern Consultants Meeting Disease Control Solution DuPont Aproach Prima Fungicide Bond McInnes, Fungicide Technical Manager, DuPont Crop Protection February 25, 2016

Disease Fungicide Decision Tree for Corn and Soybean Crop and field history Continuous corn/soybean; short rotation corn- soy- corn Disease last year; crop residues inoculum for infecting this year s crop; no- til & strip- til Hybrid/variety selection & weather Susceptible to moderately resistant hybrids and varieties Favorable environment heavy dews, frequent rainfall, high humidity, moderate temperatures Early and/or multiple infection periods Yield Goal Maximize yields Corn 1- application timing: VT R1 2- apps: V10 followed by VT R1 (inbreds, susceptible hybrids, early season infections) Soybean Foliar diseases: R3 White mold: R1

Active Ingredients Aproach Prima (cyproconazole+ picoxystrobin) Headline AMP (metconazole+ pyraclostrobin) Priaxor (fluxapyroxad+ pyraclostrobin) Fortix (flutriafol+ fluoxastrobin) Fungicides for control of Corn and Soybean Diseases Label Flexibility C, S, W C C, S, W Triazole Protectant, systemic, curative, eradicant Less systemic movement into leaves SDHI- fungicide (group 7), not a triazole. Poor Cercospora and NCLB control compared to triazoles C, S, W Protectant, systemic Attributes Strobilurin Rapid uptake, systemic, curative, translaminar & redistribution within the canopy, excellent plant health Excellent plant health, not curative, less systemic Excellent plant health, not curative, less systemic Plant health effects not known, little direct performance comparisons to high performing strobilurins C=corn, s=soybean, w=wheat. NCLB=Northern corn leaf blight

Active Ingredients Fungicides for control of Corn and Soybean Diseases Label Flexibility Triazole Attributes Strobilurin Aproach Prima (cyproconazole + picoxystrobin) C, S, W Protectant, systemic, curative, eradicant Rapid uptake, systemic, curative, translaminar & redistribution within the canopy, excellent plant health Quilt Xcel (propiconazole + azoxystrobin) C, S, W Less systemic movement and curative compared to cyproconazole Less movement into leaf & less plant health than picoxystrobin Quadris Top SBX (difenoconazole+ azoxystrobin) S Protectant, systemic, curative Less movement into leaf & less plant health than picoxystrobin Stratego YLD (prothioconazole + trifloxystrobin) C, S, W Less systemic movement and curative & less performance for NCLB compared to cyproconazole, soybean crop response Less plant health, not curative, low translaminar movement C=corn, s=soybean, w=wheat. NCLB=Northern corn leaf blight

Aproach Prima For Superior Performance Controls all phases of a pathogen s life cycle Germination Growth of germ tube Penetration and parasitism Tissue colonization Sporulation Picoxystrobin Cyproconazole

Aproach Prima - Preventive, Curative, and Eradicant preventive Controls disease when applied before infection only no effect on established disease. Uniform spray coverage often critical. infection residual Extended protection after a fungicide application. curative Controls disease when applied after infection but before visible symptoms aka kick back. Control may range from 1 up to 7 days depending upon disease progression within the plant and the specific fungicide. antisporulant Inhibits spore production or viability, with or without affects on development of established lesions. Fungicides do not have to move into the plant to be an antisporulant. eradicant Controls disease when applied after appearance of symptoms. Requires inhibition of lesion size, spore production, spore viability or some combination.

Aproach Prima Curative and Eradicant Activity Wheat was infected with rust and Aproach Prima was sprayed either at 2- days after inoculation (curative) or 4- days after inoculation (eradicant). Rated for performance 9- days after inoculation. Treatment 48- hr Curative 4- day Eradicant Nontreated 0% 0% Aproach Prima 6.8 fl oz 100% Control 100% Control Aproach Prima is: Preventive - stops spore germination and penetration, spore- kill. Curative - stops the fungus from completing its life cycle even after initial infection. Eradicant - stops the sporulating lesion to shut down the epidemic.

Aproach Prima for NCLB Control and Higher Yields 300 250 200 $34.20 $9.72 150 100 209.5 188.9 202.7 180.7 200 50 0 Aproach Prima 6.8 fl oz Headline AMP 10 fl oz Fortix 5 fl oz Stratego YLD 4 fl oz Nontreated Yield (Bu/A) $/Acre vs not spraying Data courtesy of Iowa State University. Fungicide application R1. 15% NCLB severity in the nontreated. Plant Disease Management Reports 9: FC056

6.8 fl oz Aproach Prima @ V10 Northern Corn Leaf Blight Johnston, IA 21 August

Aproach Prima for Superior Grey Leafspot (GLS) Control with High Disease Pressure Gray leaf spot Cercospora zeaemaydis Nontreated 44.35 Aproach Prima 6.8 fl oz 1.31 0 10 20 30 40 50 GLS Severity (%) Ear- Leaf 23 August South Charleston, Ohio; corn inbred P161K2. MWH- 15-607.

Aproach Prima for Profitable Corn Production Southern Rust Control 1916YHR 184.5 184.79 1794VYHR 183.69 177.5 $22.28 1739YHR 171.77 167.22 $16.38 1637YHR 185.25 173.72 $41.51 0 100 200 300 400 500 Yield (Bu/acre) Aproach Prima 6.8 fl oz VT- R1 Nontreated Aproach Profitability/A Data courtesy of Auburn University, Fairhope, AL. 2015. Planting dates March- April. Based on $3.60 bu corn. Avg rust pressure in nontreated 3.33 on 0-9 scale.

Aproach Prima Frogeye Leafspot Control Aproach Pima top Trivapro bottom left Nontreated- bottom right University of TN, Milan, TN, FLS strobe tolerant isolates. R3 application.

Aproach Prima Soybean Frogeye Leafspot Control for Profitable Soybean Production Fortix 5 fl oz 5.9 48.5 $89.76 Stratego YLD 4.65 fl oz +Proline 2 fl oz 11.3 48.1 $86.24 Priaxor D 4 fl oz 9.5 47.1 $77.44 Stratego YLD 4.65 fl oz 18 46.2 $69.62 Aproach Prima 6.8 fl oz 8.3 52.6 $125.84 Nontreated 38.3 44.3 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 Profitability/A Yield (Bu/A) %FLS 2015 University of TN Soybean Fungicide Verification Trial, Milan, TN. R3 application. Profitability based on $8.80 bu soybean

left Crawfordsville, AR; Dickie Edmund USA- 15-345, SWH- 15-042 untreated, Frog Eye Leaf Spot lesions 28 DAT2 (strobe tolerant isolates) right Crawfordsville, AR; Dickie Edmund USA- 15-345, SWH- 15-042 Aproach Prima 6.8 fl oz/ac 28 DAT2 14

2015 University of TN Soybean Fungicide Verification Trial, Cotton Grove, TN. R3 application. Profitability based on $8.80 bu soybean Aproach Prima Soybean Frogeye Leafspot Control for Profitable Soybean Production Quilt Xcel 10.5 fl oz+solatenol 4 fl oz (Trivapro) 10 59.8 Aproach Prima 6.8 fl oz 4.8 $47.52 65.4 Nontreated 7.8 60 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Profitability/A Yield (Bu/A) % FLS

DuPont Aproach Prima fungicide safeguards the full potential of your elite genetics. Aproach Prima protects your crop, even under heavy disease pressure, while providing foliar health benefits which keeps leaves greener for improved grain quality and yield. Key Benefits of Aproach Prima: Two premiere modes- of- action for better disease control of many hard- to- control diseases, including: Southern rust, Northern corn leaf blight, grey leafspot Frogeye leafspot, Cercospora blight, soybean rust Increased green leaf area keeps the photosynthetic energy producing longer into the season which contributes to improved seed development, test weight, and quality Higher yields for profitability

300 Aproach Prima for Higher Yields & More Profitable Corn Production Yield (bu/a) 250 200 150 100 50 $88.24 171.7 $34.13 156.67 147.19 0 Aproach Prima 6.8 fl oz Headline AMP 10 fl oz Nontreated Yield (Bu/A) Profitability ($)/A Data courtesy of R. Heiniger, North Carolina State University. VT- application. SOK- 13-110. Corn value based on $3.60 per bu

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