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FLINT

FLINT is a proven, highly effective ‘mesostemic’ contact fungicide providing control of a broad spectrum of diseases, in several important horticultural crops.

Soon after application, FLINT becomes locked to leaf surfaces and waxy plant layers form a reservoir of fungicide, which is gradually released over time. This ensure the active ingredient is readily available when needed.

FLINT is also re-distributed to untreated parts of the plant by strong local vapour movement and translaminar activity, protecting the plant and ensuring crop yield and returns are optimised.

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  • FLINT provides grower peace-of-mind by controlling disease preventatively and protecting the plant through vapour movement and translaminar activity.

  • FLINT has favourable toxicological and eco-toxicological profiles and is fully compatible with IFP programmes.

Pack size 1 kg.

Please download product label for full usage guidelines.
 
Crop Diseases Controlled
Apples Black spot, Powdery mildew
Pears Black spot
Kiwifruit Field rot (Sclerotinia)
Stonefruit Brown rot
Winter Squash & Pumpkins Powdery mildew
Product Type Fungicide
Active Ingredient Trifloxystrobin 500 g/kg
Formulation Type Water dispersible granule
Pack Size 1 kg
Application Rate/Timing Apples
Disease: Black spot

Apply 10 g/100 L (17.5 ml measure) of water. DO NOT add other products (including wetting agents) when used over the flowering - early fruit set period.

Disease: Powdery mildew 

Apply 10 g/100 L (17.5 ml measure) of water. DO NOT add other products (including wetting agents) when used over the flowering - early fruit set period.

Pears
Disease: Black spot

Apply 10 g/100 L (17.5 ml measure) of water. DO NOT add other products (including wetting agents) when used over the flowering - early fruit set period.

Kiwifruit
Disease: Field rot (Sclerotinia) 

Apply 15 g/100 L (26.25 ml measure) of water (minimum 300 g/ha) during flowering.

Stonefruit
Disease: Brown rot 

Apply 12.5 g/100 L (22 ml measure) (minimum 250 g/ha) in a regular blossom programme from pink to petal fall inclusive. Thereafter apply alternative non-Qol fungicides through until harvest.

For resistance management apply no more than 3 applications per season.

Winter Squash & Pumpkins
 Disease: Powdery mildew

Apply 125 g/ha (220 ml measure) in sufficient water to obtain uniform coverage. Apply no more than 2 applications, 14 days apart.
Withholding Period Apples, pears: 70 days
Winter squash, pumpkins: 14 days
Kiwifruit: Do NOT apply after flowering
Stonefruit (except cherries): Do NOT apply after petal fall
Citrus (multi flowering): 28 days
Citrus (Clementine/Satsuma mandarins): 120 days
Compatibility Flint is compatible with most of the commonly used insecticides including Prodigy™ and fungicides. DO NOT add other products to Flint when used over the flowering - early fruit set period.
Mixing Flint mixes readily with water. Add the required amount of Flint to the spray tank filled to one-sixth of its capacity. Under agitation add the remainder of the water and ensure complete mixing before spraying. Continue agitation during spraying and after a stoppage before recommencing spraying.

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Flint SDS

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