Exhibitor Manual 13

Potato Portfolio

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20 February 2015

A guide to potato products from UPL

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What we do We are a leading global producer of crop protection products, speciality chemicals and other industrial chemicals. We operate in every continent around the world with offices in 30 countries, making us one of the leading producers of post-patent products in the world. We are lean, fit and responsive and our efficient formulation and manufacturing processes enable us to offer cost effective solutions to farmer’s crop protection problems.

How we do it We aim to accurately meet the needs of our markets through the development and introduction of existing and new products, both novel and post-patent. These products are developed to meet and exceed our customers’ expectations in the areas of quality and performance.

Our areas of expertise include:

Product Development As a major player in the market we are constantly striving to acquire new products that will benefit our customers whilst at the same time seeking to develop and improve our existing product portfolio.

Registration We have a dedicated registration team based at our European headquarters in Warrington, UK.

We are supporting the re-registration of major molecules with data generation to provide long term security for product registrations.

Manufacture and formulation In order that our manufacturing be as efficient and competitive as possible we manufacture most products at our own production facilities located in Europe and Asia. Each one operates to the strictest international quality standards.

The majority of our European products are formulated at our own modern plant in England. This plant is capable of producing a wide range of sophisticated formulations both for our own needs and as a toll formulator for many multi-national companies.

Supporting UK Potato Growers We are continuing to develop a range of potato herbicides, insecticides and blight fungicides, we are the global leader in the supply of Mancozeb.

UPL also market chlorpropham (CIPC) including the brands Pro-long and MSS Sprout Nip, which makes us the country’s leading supplier of potato sprout suppressants.

UPL are constantly developing and acquiring new products for the potato grower.

United Phosphorus Potato Portfolio

Fungicides

p4 Manzate 75WG 75% mancozeb WG

p5 Nautile DG 5% cymoxanil WG 68% mancozeb

p6 Penncozeb 80WP 80% mancozeb WP

p7 Sacron WG 45% cymoxanil WG

p8 Video DG 5% cymoxanil WG 68% mancozeb

Herbicides

p9 Datura 500g linuron SC

p11 Mission 200SL 200g diquat SL

p15 Troy 480 480g bentazone SL

Insecticides

p18 Toppel 100 100g cypermethrin EC

Sprout Suppressants

p22 MSS Sprout Nip 100% chlorpropham Solid

p22 Pro-Long 500g chlorpropham Liquid

Tank Mixes For the latest information on tank mix recommendations, please visit our website at www.upleurope.com


Manzate 75WG MAPP No 15052

MANZATE 75WG is a fungicide for the control of late potato blight (Phytophthora infestans), and early blight (Alternaria solani and Alternaria alternata).

Product Profile Brand Manzate 75WGMAPP number 15052Active ingredient 75% mancozebFormulation Water Dispersible GranuleActivity ProtectantMaximum individual dose 1.7kg/haMaximum total dose 13.6kg/haMaximum number of treatments 8 per cropHarvest interval 7 days Other restrictions A minimum of 7 days must be observed between applicationsTarget Potato blightPack size 10kgLERAP BOther crops Apple, winter and spring wheat and bulb onions

(See label for details at www.upleurope.com)

Mode of Action Mancozeb is a protectant fungicide that is typically included in tank mix with other fungicides as a tool to help with resistance management against the control of potato blight. Mancozeb belongs to the dithiocarbamate group of fungicides and is classified by the Fungicide Resistance Action Committee (FRAC) as belonging to the mode of action group M3 (Multi Site Action).

Nautile DG FungicidesFungicides Manzate 75WG

Nautile DG MAPP No 16653

NAUTILE DG is a fungicide for the control of potato blight (Phytophthora infestans). It combines local systemic action of cymoxanil and protectant activity of mancozeb in a unique dual action co‑formulation.

Product Profile Brand Nautile DGMAPP number 16653*Active ingredient 5% cymoxanil + 68% mancozebFormulation Water Dispersible GranuleActivity Curative and protectantMaximum individual dose 2.0kg/haMaximum total dose 16.0kg/haMaximum number of treatments 8Harvest interval None stipulatedOther restrictions A minimum of 7 days must be observed between applications

Maximum concentration must not exceed 2.2kg of product per 300 litres of water.

Target Potato blightPack size 10kgAquatic Buffer Zone 12m

*Last date for disposal, storage and use of existing stocks for MAPP 14692 is 30 September 2015.

Mode of Action Cymoxanil is a local systemic fungicide with protective and curative activity, it penetrates rapidly and when inside the plant it cannot be washed off by rain. It controls disease during the incubation period and prevents damage to the crop.

Cymoxanil belongs to the cyanoacetamide-oxime group and is classified by the Fungicide Resistance Action Committee (FRAC) as belonging to the mode of action group 27.

Mancozeb is a protectant fungicide that is typically included in tank mix with other fungicides as a tool to help with resistance management against the control of potato blight.

Mancozeb belongs to the dithiocarbamate group of fungicides and is classified by the Fungicide Resistance Action Committee (FRAC) as belonging to the mode of action group M3 (Multi Site Action).


Fungicides Penncozeb 80WP

Penncozeb 80WP MAPP No 14718 Sacron WG MAPP No 16433

PENNCOZEB 80WP is a fungicide for the control of late potato blight (Phytophthora infestans), and early blight (Alternaria solani and Alternaria alternata).

Product ProfileBrand Penncozeb 80WPMAPP number 14718Active ingredient 80% mancozebFormulation Wettable PowderActivity ProtectantMaximum individual dose 1.7kg/haMaximum total dose 13.6kg/haMaximum number of treatments 8 per cropHarvest interval 7 days Other restrictions A minimum of 7 days must be observed between applicationsTarget Potato blightPack size 25kgLERAP BOther crops Apple, bulb onion and wheat

(See label for details at www.upleurope.com)

Mode of Action Mancozeb is a protectant fungicide that is typically included in tank mix with other fungicides as a tool to help with resistance management against the control of potato blight. Mancozeb belongs to the dithiocarbamate group of fungicides and is classified by the Fungicide Resistance Action Committee (FRAC) as belonging to the mode of action group M3 (Multi Site Action).

SACRON WG is a fungicide for the control of potato blight (Phytophthora infestans).

SACRON WG must always be used in tank mix with a contact preventative fungicide such as MANZATE 75WG or PENNCOZEB 80WP.

Product ProfileBrand Sacron WGMAPP number 16433Active ingredient 45% cymoxanilFormulation Water Dispersible GranuleActivity Curative and protectantMaximum individual dose 0.22kg/haMaximum total dose 1.76kg/haMaximum number of treatments 8 Harvest interval 14 daysApplication interval 10 – 14 days or 7 days under exceptional circumstances.Other restrictions Maximum concentration must not exceed 220g of product

per 300 litres water.Target Potato late blightPack size LERAP BAquatic buffer zone 5 m

Mode of Action Cymoxanil is a locally systemic fungicide with protective and curative activity, it penetrates rapidly and when inside the plant it cannot be washed off by rain. It controls disease during the incubation period and prevents damage to the crop.


Sacron WG Fungicides


Fungicides Video DG Datura Herbicides

Datura MAPP No 14915

DATURA is a residual herbicide for the control of annual mono and dicotyledonous weeds and some perennial weeds at the seedling stage.

Product ProfileBrand DaturaMAPP number 14915Active ingredient 500g/l linuronFormulation Suspension ConcentrateActivity Contact and residualMaximum individual dose 1.2 litres/haMaximum total dose 1.2 litres/haMaximum number of treatments 1 per cropLatest time of application Pre-emergence (before growth stage BBCH 09)Other restrictions A maximum of 600g ai/ha of linuron is allowed Maximum concentration must not exceed 1.2 litres of product

per 300 litres of water.Key weeds Annual meadow grass and broad-leaved weeds, also good activity

on polygonums (See table on p10 for weed susceptibility)

Pack size 5 litreLERAP BOther crops Asparagus, carrot, celeriac, chervil (outdoor), dill (outdoor), forest

nursery, lovage (outdoor), ornamental plant production, parsley (outdoor), parsnip (See label for details at www.upleurope.com)

Mode of Action Linuron belongs to the Urea family and works by inhibition of photosynthesis at photosystem II and is classified by the Herbicide Resistance Action Committee (HRAC) as mode of action code C2.

Linuron is commonly used in tank mix with such actives as metribuzin and prosulfocarb. When emerged weeds are present at application then linuron can be tank mixed with a contact herbicide.

Video DG MAPP No 16685

VIDEO DG is a fungicide for the control of potato blight (Phytophthora infestans). It combines local systemic action of cymoxanil and protectant activity of mancozeb in a unique dual action co‑formulation.

Product ProfileBrand Video DGMAPP number 16685*Active ingredient 5% cymoxanil + 68% mancozebFormulation Water Dispersible GranuleActivity Curative and protectantMaximum individual dose 2.0kg/haMaximum total dose 16kg/haMaximum number of treatments 8Harvest interval None stipulatedOther restrictions A minimum of 7 days must be observed between applications Maximum concentration must not exceed 2.2kg of product

per 300 litres of water.Target Potato blightPack size 10kgAquatic Buffer Zone 12m

*Last date for disposal, storage and use of existing stocks for MAPP 14692 is 30 September 2015.

Mode of Action Cymoxanil is a local systemic fungicide with protective and curative activity, it penetrates rapidly and when inside the plant it cannot be washed off by rain. It controls disease during the incubation period and prevents damage to the crop.


Mancozeb is a protectant fungicide that is typically included in tank mix with other fungicides as a tool to help with resistance management against the control of potato blight.

Mancozeb belongs to the dithiocarbamate group of fungicides and is classified by the Fungicide Resistance Action Committee (FRAC) as belonging to the mode of action group M3 (Multi Site Action).


Herbicides Datura Mission 200SL Herbicides

Mission 200SL MAPP No 16475

MISSION 200SL is a non‑residual bipyridyl contact herbicide and crop desiccant. Classified by the Herbicide Resistance Action Committee (HRAC) as mode of action code D.

MISSION 200SL can be used as a desiccant and for weed control in potatoes, it acts rapidly on green parts of plants and is rainfast in 15 minutes.

Product ProfileBrand Mission 200SLMAPP number 16475*Active ingredient 200g/l diquatFormulation Soluble ConcentrateActivity ContactMaximum individual dose Weed control: 2 litres/ha Desiccation: 4 litres/haMaximum total dose Weed control and inter-row application: 2 litres/ha Desiccation: 4 litres/haMaximum number of treatments Not stipulated apart from inter-row application where only

1 allowedHarvest interval Desiccation: Leave 14 days before lifting after treatment if potatoes

are to be storedLatest time of application Weed control: Earlies, up to 10% crop emergence; Maincrop, up to 40% emergence until the crop is 15cm highOther restrictions Do not add wetters to desiccant sprays for potatoes, the label must

be consulted for advice regarding haulm destruction during or shortly after dry periods

Target Chickweed, cleavers, knotgrass and annual nettlePack size 10 litresLERAP NoneOther crops All edible crops (around), all non edible crops (around), barley (for

animal feed), bulb onion, chicory, combining pea (harvested dry), field bean (for animal feed), hops, linseed, oats (for animal feed), oilseed rape, ornamental plant production, potato, red clover (seed crop), strawberry (around), sugar beet, white clover (seed crop) (See label for details at www.upleurope.com)

*Last date for disposal, storage and use of existing stocks for MAPP 13411 is 31 October 2015.

Weed Control Pre-emergence application (single dose) 1.2 litres/ha

Weed Activity

Annual meadow grass MS

Loose silky bent R

Annual nettle MR

Black nightshade R

Black bindweed MR

Chickweed MS

Charlock S

Cleavers MR

Creeping thistle R

Crane’s-bill MR

Dead-nettle R

Fat hen MS

Forget-me-not MS

Fumitory R

Groundsel MR

Knotgrass MR

Weed Activity

Mayweed MS

Pansy S

Pale persicaria MS

Redshank MS

Poppy MS

Shepherd’s purse S

Speedwell spp. MR

Sowthistle MR

Volunteer OSR MS

Small nettle MR

S = susceptible

MS = moderately susceptible

MR = moderately resistant

R = resistant


Fungicides Herbicides Insecticides

Manzate 75WG Nautile DG Penncozeb 80WP Sacron WG Video DG Datura Mission 200SL Troy 480 Toppel 100

MAPP Number 15052 16653 14718 16433 16685 14915 16475 12341 15696

Active ingredient g/l 750 mancozeb 680 mancozeb 800 mancozeb 45 cymoxanil 680 mancozeb 500 linuron 200 diquat 480 bentazone 100 cypermethrin 50 cymoxanil 50 cymoxanil

Formulation WG WG WP WG WG SC SL SL EC

Activity protectant protectant protectant protectant protectant residual contact contact contact curative curative curative

MOA classification* M3 M3 M3 27 M3 C2 D C3 3A 27 27

Maximum individual 1.7 2.0 1.7 0.22 2.0 1.20 4.0 desiccation 3.0 0.250 dose (litres/ha/yr) 2.0 weed control 2.0 inter-row

Maximum number 8 8 8 8 8 1 NS 2 NS of applications apart from Inter-row application where only 1 application allowed

Maximum total dose 13.6 16 13.6 1.76 16.0 1.2 4.0 desiccation 3.0 No limit (kg/litres/ha/yr) 2.0 weed control

Application interval 7 days 7 days 7 days 10-14 days 7 days NS NS NS NS

Harvest interval 7 days NS 7 days 14 days NS NS Leave 14 days between NS NS for potatoes desiccation and lifting

Latest time of NS NS NS NS NS Pre-emergence Earlies: up to 10% emergence Before shoots exceed NS application Maincrop: up to 40% emergence 15cm in height

LERAP B — B B — B — — A

Aquatic Buffer Zone — 12m — 5m 12m — — — —

Other information A maximum of Restrictions apply if using Do not use on seed 600g ai/ha of during or shortly after crops or following linuron is allowed dry periods. (Consult label) post-emergence metribuzin. Varietal restrictions apply

* HRAC (Herbicide Resistance Action Committee) or FRAC (Fungicide Resistance Action Committee) ratings

WG = water dispersible granules, SC = suspension concentrate, SL = soluble concentrate NS = Not stipulated, WP = wettable powder

Summary Table


Herbicides Mission 200SL Troy 480 Herbicides

Troy 480 MAPP No 12341

TROY 480 is a post‑emergence contact herbicide for the control of broadleaved weeds. It is absorbed mainly by the foliage, with very little translocation. It is also absorbed by the root with translocation in the xylem providing control of broadleaved weeds in crop and horticultural situations. Classified by the Herbicide Resistance Action Committee (HRAC) as mode of action code C3.

Product ProfileBrand Troy 480MAPP number 12341Active ingredient 480g/l bentazoneFormulation Soluble ConcentrateActivity ContactMaximum individual dose 3 litres/haMaximum total dose 3 litres/ha per yearMaximum number of treatments 2Latest time of application Before shoots exceed 15cm in heightOther restrictions Do not use on seed crops or first earlies, do not apply following a

post-emergence application of metribuzinPack size 5 litresLERAP NoneOther crops Broad bean, combining pea, dwarf french bean, field bean

(spring), field bean (winter), linseed, ornamental plant production, runner bean, vining pea (See label for details at www.upleurope.com)

Key information about Troy 480• Can be used on any soil type, it has no residual soil activity.• Best weed control is achieved when weeds are small.• A good option for controlling cleavers and volunteer OSR.• Unsatisfactory weed control may result if applications are made in periods of drought or cold weather.• Troy 480 is a contact acting herbicide so good spray cover is essential and high pressure should be used to

produce a fine penetrating spray.• Avoid applying to crops which have suffered damage and stress.• Do not spray at temperatures above 21°C, spraying should be delayed until the evening.• Do not apply insecticides within 7 days of treatment with Troy 480.• Leave an interval of at least 7 days before applying post-emergence grass herbicides

and 14 days after.• 6 hours rain free period required.• Consult processor before using on crops for processing.

Weed Control Weeds controlled are chickweed, cleavers, knotgrass and annual nettle. Diquat is usually mixed with a residual herbicide such as Datura (linuron) and metribuzin, add an alcohol ethoxylate adjuvant e.g. Activator 90 in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. Note that an adjuvant is not recommended with all products.

Inter-row spraying for weed controlApplication of MISSION 200SL after the crop has emerged should be made using a spray guard to avoid contact with the crop foliage. Best results are achieved when MISSION 200SL is applied to seedling weeds. Common fumitory and knotgrass should be treated at the first true leaf stage, cleavers when two whorls or leaves are present and wild oats and volunteer cereals from the two-leaf stage. Only 1 inter-row application is allowed with a maximum individual dose of 2.0 litres/ha.


Herbicides Troy 480 Troy 480 Herbicides

Varietal restrictions for Troy 480The following maincrop and second early varieties can be safely treated: Ambo, Ausonia, Brodick*, Cara, Costello, Cultra, Erntestolz*, Marfona, Maris Piper, Maris Peer, Nadine, Navan* Obelix*. Pentland Crown, Pentland Dell, Pentland Squire, Record, Romano, Saturna*, Saxon*, Shula*, Wilja, Vekaro and Vanessa.

The following varieties have shown more foliage scorch than others: Ailsa*, Picasso*, Premiere*, Balmoral*, Desiree, Estima, Hermes* and King Edward.

Particular attention should be paid to the crop growth stage and factors affecting crop tolerance.

Do not treat the following varieties: Bintje, Fianna, Lady Rosetta, Morag, Morene, Rode Pipo, Russett Burbank, Sante, Shepody, Stemster and Stroma.

*2 years’ data

Use of Troy 480 to avoid unacceptable risks to water The best use guide for bentazone produced by the Voluntary Initiative can be downloaded from their website (www.voluntaryinitiative.org.uk) an updated version was issued in February 2013.

Weed control TROY 480 controls a large number of weeds, as shown in the table below.

Table: Susceptibility of broad-leaved weeds to 3 litres/ha TROY 480

Cotyledon 2 – 6 Weed – 2 leaves leaves

Black bindweed S MS

Black nightshade S S

Charlock S S

Cleavers S S

Common chickweed S S

Common field speedwell R R

Common fumitory S MS

Common hemp-nettle R R

Common orache S MS

Common poppy S MS

Corn marigold S S

Corn spurrey S S

Crane’s-bill S S

Fat hen S MS

Field forget-me-not S S

Field penny-cress S S

Groundsel S MS

Ivy-leaved speedwell R R

Cotyledon 2 – 6 Weed – 2 leaves leaves

Knotgrass R R

Pale persicaria S S

Pineapple weed S S

Red deadnettle R R

Redshank S S

Scarlet pimpernel S S

Scented mayweed S S

Scentless mayweed S S

Shepherd’s purse S S

Small nettle S S

Volunteer OSR S S

Wild radish S S

S = susceptible

MS = moderately susceptible

MR = moderately resistant

R = resistant


Insecticides Toppel 100 CIPC (chlorpropham) Sprout Suppressants

CIPC (chlorpropham)

Chlorpropham (or CIPC) is isopropyl‑N‑(3‑chlorophenyl) carbamate, and is widely used as a sprout suppressing agrochemical applied to stored potatoes. It works by interfering with cell division to inhibit sprout development.

CIPC has been available for over fifty years and was in place even before refrigeration/temperature controlled storage was an option to growers. It is currently applied to approximately half of the stored potato crop in GB.

The Potato Industry CIPC Stewardship Group (PICSG) The use of CIPC is now subject to a stewardship process which is operated by the Potato Industry CIPC Stewardship Group. As part of this process, the Stewardship Group has produced a five point Action Plan to strengthen best practice and advocate additional controls on the use of CIPC - to avoid future exceedances of the Maximum Residue Level (MRL).

PICSG is a collaboration between key industry organisations including UPL that have come together to promote the stewardship of CIPC. Further information about CIPC and the Stewardship Group including the Action Plan can be found at www.cipccompliant.co.uk.

New label rates published for CIPC New application rates for CIPC have been approved by CRD. The changes were requested by Approval Holders as part of the CIPC stewardship process. For 2014, the total dose applied may not exceed 30 g/tonne and 58 g/tonne for fresh and processing potatoes (including fish & chip shop supplies) respectively. The maximum individual dose is 18 g/tonne and the harvest interval is now 14 days. These are statutory changes.

Key Requirements

Total dose Fresh market: 30 grams/tonne. But, in addition, where storage temperature is to be 5°C or below, only a single application should be made, before temperature is reduced below 7°C. Processing (incl. fish & chip shops): 58 grams/tonne.

Maximum dose The maximum individual dose is 18 grams/tonne.

Harvest interval The latest time of application is 14 days before removal from store for sale or processing.

Equipment Equipment must be inspected and certified annually by NSTS.

Personnel Applicators must be qualified to NPTC PA1, PA9 and be members of the NAAC CIPC Applicators’ Group.

Advisors Recommendations for CIPC must be made by BASIS qualified advisors.

Stores Stores must be inspected and reported as fit for CIPC application using the PICSG Store Checklist.

Responsibility Overall responsibility for CIPC use lies with the crop owner – not the store manager or the CIPC applicator.

Toppel 100 MAPP No 15696

TOPPEL 100 controls a large number of insects in agricultural and horticultural crops. It is a non‑systemic insecticide with contact and stomach action.

Product ProfileBrand Toppel 100MAPP number 15696Active ingredient 100g/l cypermethrinFormulation Emulsifiable ConcentrateActivity ContactMaximum individual dose 250ml/haMaximum total dose None stipulatedMaximum number of treatments None stipulatedHarvest interval None stipulatedTarget Cutworm, caterpillar Pack size 5 litresLERAP Category AOther crops Apple, barley, broccoli/calabrese, brussels sprout, cabbage,

cauliflower, field bean, fodder beet, grassland, kale, mangel, oats, oilseed rape, pear, red beet, rye, sugar beet, triticale, vining pea, wheat (See label for details at www.upleurope.com)

Product also has Extensions of authorisation details can be found at (secure.pesticides.gov.uk)

Best use advice Cutworm, 250ml in 600 litres Apply at egg hatch according to pheromone trap catches or water per hectare ADAS warnings. Repeat at 10 to 14 day intervals if infestation pressure

remains high.

Caterpillar, 250ml in 600 litres Apply as soon as pest is seen in the crop and repeat at 14 day of water per hectare intervals if infestation pressure remains high.


Sprout Suppressants CIPC (chlorpropham) CIPC (chlorpropham) Sprout Suppressants

Store Checklist

Assess your store against the criteria listed. Address any RED categories before treatment. If RED categories remain, DO NOT TREAT.

Key issue Guidelines R: J A: K G: L

STORE LOCATION Proximity to residential property Adjacent Distant +Sheltered

Proximity to non-target crops, seed or other goods Sheltered from prevailing wind?

STORE INTEGRITY Leaks: close store, turn lights off and do lightproof test Many leaks Some Few/None

Check louvre and door seals Evidence of leakage, e.g. at eaves or base of walls?

EMPTY AIR SPACE Is the store full enough? Divide the building volume Over 2.5 1.8 - 2.5 Below 1.8

IN STORE (length × width × average height) by the approximate volume occupied by the crop

CIPC APPLICATION POINT Dedicated ports and/or ducts installed? Poor Fair Good

Fog not directed straight on to boxes Centrally positioned or positive plenum for boxes

UNIFORM STORE Facility to recirculate 24h before application without Poor Fair Good

ENVIRONMENT cooling to eliminate condensation and create even temperature throughout stack?

BULK STORE SUITABILITY Clear ductwork, adequate laterals Poor Good +Inverters

Balanced airflow Inverters for slow speed recirculation of fog

BOX STORE SUITABILITY Unimpeded air circulation throughout store Poor Fair +Plenum

Clear pallet slots with even stack height Using plenum to stop fog going direct to roof space

Source: PICSG/Jul 2013/v3.1

For more information on best practice for use of CIPC visit www.cipccompliant.co.uk

Best use advice from Sutton Bridge Crop Storage

1. Don’t make the first application too late. Ideal time is before the ‘eyes open’ stage. If sprouting has started when the first application is made, rates will likely need increasing as you play catch-up. In long-term stores, the crop could then easily reach maximum total dose before it is due to be unloaded.

2. Plan CIPC programmes as the store is filled and book contractors in advance. Crops stored for processing should have been cured and be ready for first application after just two or three weeks. Forget the six week adage - in processing crops dormancy may well have broken by then.

3. Don’t delay first application until temperature pull down is complete, especially in ambient stores. It is more important to apply CIPC to a dormant crop than a cool crop. Delaying may increase application rates.

4. Check crop condition regularly through the season and prepare well in advance for following applications.

Three Golden Rules for CIPC best practice

1. Timing – Don’t delay, always apply first application before ‘eyes open’ stage.

2. Dry, clean crop – Remove as much mud as possible and ensure crop is dry before applying CIPC.

3. Airflow – Stack or load store to ensure an even distribution of fog. In bulk stores, low speed recirculation improves distribution and reduces CIPC requirement.

(Source: Farmers Weekly Academy – Potato Management Module – Adrian Briddon BPC, Sutton Bridge)

Useful Publications (Available on the www.cipccompliant.co.uk website)

Best practice guidelines for the use of CIPC – Potato Council Technical Note – TN05

Store Manager’s Guide – Potato Council

Further exceedances of the maximum residue level for CIPC are likely to result in additional sanctions on its use. Store managers should ensure that the least amount of CIPC is used, and it is evenly distributed, by adopting best practice.

To discuss best practice in your stores call 0800 02 82 111

Potato Council, Sutton Bridge Crop Storage Research, East Bank, Sutton Bridge, Spalding, Lincolnshire PE12 9YD


Information in this booklet does not constitute a recommendation, it is for guidance only. Up to date information can be found on our website www.upleurope.com.

Brand names used in this guide may be trademarks of other manufacturers, in which proprietary rights may exist.

Use plant protection products safely.

Always read the label and product information before use.

Pam Chambers Technical Support Manager UK & Ireland M: 07809 227 583 E: [email protected]

Chris Delf Country Manager UK & Ireland M: 07793 936 652 E: [email protected]

Louise Dalgliesh Campaign Manager UK & Ireland M: 07584 172 970 E: [email protected]

Richard Allen UK Sales Manager & CIPC Business Manager M: 07831 346 369 E: [email protected]

David Raine Sales Scotland M: 07584 172 229

Jason Spencer Account Manager UK & Ireland M: 07887 628 357 E: [email protected]

MSS Sprout Nip MAPP No 15676

MSS SPROUT NIP is a solid sprout inhibitor for use on stored potatoes. Please check with the CIPC stewardship website at www.cipccompliant.co.uk to ensure you are complying with the latest industry protocols.

Product ProfileBrand MSS Sprout NipMAPP number 15676Active ingredient 100% w/w chlorprophamFormulation SolidLabel crops Potato (post harvest use, excluding seed)Maximum individual dose 0.0180 l/tonne of potatoes (18g of CIPC) Maximum total dose 0.0580 l/tonne of potatoes per year (58g of CIPC)Latest time of application 14 days before removal from store for sale or processingPack size 2kgLERAP None

Pro-Long MAPP No 14389

PRO‑LONG is a liquid sprout inhibitor for use on stored potatoes. Please check with the CIPC stewardship website at www.cipccompliant.co.uk to ensure you are complying with the latest industry protocols.

Product ProfileBrand Pro-LongMAPP number 14389Active ingredient 500g chlorprophamFormulation LiquidLabel crops Ware potato Maximum individual dose 36ml (18g CIPC) of product per tonne of potatoes Maximum total dose 116ml (58g CIPC) of product per tonne of potatoesLatest time of application 14 days before removal from store for sale or processingPack size 20 litresLERAP None

Note: If the total dose applied (from any combination of products containing chlopropham) is greater than 30g chlorpropham per tonne, then treated potatoes must only be used for commercial processing.

Sprout Suppressants MSS Sprout Nip and Pro-Long

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