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    vayego® insecticide protects your potato plants from Colorado potato beetle by providing long lasting, residual control of both adults and larvae. Plus, with the added control of European corn borer, potato flea beetles and suppression of aphids, making your mark is as easy as applying it. Additionally, vayego is registered on a wide variety of other horticulture crops to control key pests. In apples, vayego provides excellent control of codling moths and other tough pests.
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    fs-approved-use: AB, BC, MB, NB, NL, NS, NT, NU, ON, PE, QC, SK, YK

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    Second-generation Group 28 diamide that combines excellent knockdown and control of key potato insects

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    Long-lasting residual control of Colorado potato beetles can mean fewer applications throughout the season

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    Apples

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    Potatoes

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    Berries

    Group 28 Tetraniliprole

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    3 L jugs

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    Apples

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    Potatoes

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    Berries

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    Group 28 Tetraniliprole

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    Suspension

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    3 L jugs

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    Armyworm

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    Codling moth

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    Colorado potato beetle

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    Cutworm

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    Diamondback moth

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    Aphid

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    Apple maggot

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    Cabbage looper

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    Mullein plant bug

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    Plum curculio

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    Armyworm

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    Codling moth

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    Colorado potato beetle

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    Cutworm

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    Diamondback moth

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    Aphid

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    Apple maggot

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    Cabbage looper

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    Mullein plant bug

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    Plum curculio

    Performance Data

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    Source: External Trial, Quebec, 2017

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    Source: External Trial, Quebec, 2017

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    Source: External Trial, Quebec, 2017

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      Crop Group 1C, Tuberous And Corm Vegetables
      		Colorado Potato Beetle
      European Corn Borer
      Flea Beetle
      Aphids (Suppression)
      		From early development to tuber bulking stage in potatoes. Apply only post-bloom, ensuring thorough coverage.
      		150 mL/ha (60 mL/ac.)
      		Minimum water volume 100 L/ha (10 US gal/ac.) (ground)
      50 L/ha (5 US gal/ac.) (aerial)
      Crop Subgroup 4-13, Leafy Vegetables
      		Imported Cabbageworm
      Diamondback Moth
      Cutworms
      Armyworms
      Flea Beetles
      Aphids (Suppression)
      		Foliar
      		150 mL/ha (60 mL/ac.)
      		Minimum water volume 100 L/ha (10 US gal/ac.) (ground)
      Crop Subgroup 4-13, Leafy Vegetables
      		Cabbage Looper (Suppression)
      		Foliar
      		225 mL/ha (91 mL/ac.)
      		Minimum water volume 100 L/ha (10 US gal/ac.) (ground)
      Crop Group 5-13, Brassica Head And Stem Vegetables
      		Imported Cabbageworm
      Diamondback Moth
      Cutworms
      Armyworms
      Flea Beetles
      Aphids (Suppression)
      		Foliar
      		150 mL/ha (60 mL/ac.)
      		Minimum water volume 100 L/ha (10 US gal/ac.) (ground)
      Crop Group 5-13, Brassica Head And Stem Vegetables
      		Cabbage Looper (Suppression)
      		Foliar
      		225 mL/ha (91 mL/ac.)
      		Minimum water volume 100 L/ha (10 US gal/ac.) (ground)
      Crop Group 8-09, Fruiting Vegetables
      		Colorado Potato Beetle
      Cutworms
      Armyworms
      European Corn Borer
      Flea Beetle
      Aphids (Suppression)
      		Foliar
      		150 mL/ha (60 mL/ac.)
      		Minimum water volume 150 L/ha (16 US gal/ac.) (ground)
      Crop Group 11-09 Pome Fruit
      		Codling Moth
      Obliquebanded Leafroller
      European Apple Sawfly
      		Foliar. Apply only post-bloom, ensuring thorough coverage.
      		225 mL/ha (91 mL/ac.)
      		Minimum water volume 450 L/ha (48 US gal/ac.) (ground)
      Crop Group 11-09 Pome Fruit
      		Aphids (Suppression)
      		Foliar. Apply only post-bloom, ensuring thorough coverage.
      		150 mL/ha (60mL/ac.)
      		Minimum water volume 450 L/ha (48 US gal/ac.) (ground)
      Crop Group 11-09 Pome Fruit
      		Oriental Fruit Moth
      Mullein Bug (Suppression)
      Plum Curculio (Suppression)
      Apple Maggot (Suppression)
      		Foliar. Apply only post-bloom, ensuring thorough coverage.
      		300 mL/ha (121 mL/ac.)
      		Minimum water volume 450 L/ha (48 US gal/ac.) (ground)
      Crop Group 12-09 Stone Fruit
      		Obliquebanded Leafroller
      Peach Twig Borer
      		Foliar. Apply only post-bloom, ensuring thorough coverage.
      		225 mL/ha (91 mL/ac.)
      		Minimum water volume
      230 L/ha (24 US gal/ac.) (ground)
      Crop Group 12-09 Stone Fruit
      		Aphids (Suppression)
      		Foliar. Apply only post-bloom, ensuring thorough coverage.
      		150 mL/ha (60mL/ac.)
      		Minimum water volume
      230 L/ha (24 US gal/ac.) (ground)
      Crop Group 12-09 Stone Fruit
      		Oriental Fruit Moth
      Plum Curculio (Suppression)
      		Foliar. Apply only post-bloom, ensuring thorough coverage.
      		300 mL/ha (121 mL/ac.)
      		Minimum water volume
      230 L/ha (24 US gal/ac.) (ground)
      Crop Subgroup 13-07F Berry And Small Fruit - Vine Climbing, Including Grapes
      		Grape Berry Moth
      		Foliar. Apply only post-bloom only, ensuring thorough coverage.
      		225 mL/ha (91 mL/ac.)
      		Minimum water volume 450 L/ha (48 US gal/ac.) (ground)

      Minimum interval between applications is 10 days
      Registered for aerial application on potatoes
      Do not apply during crop blooming for risk of exposure
      Vayego should not be used for Colorado potato beetle control if any Group 28 insecticide was applied as a seed treatment or in-furrow.
      Begin applications when treatment thresholds have been reached. Apply as a directed foliar spray ensuring thorough coverage.

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      CROP GROUP 1C, Tuberous and Corm Vegetables
      		14 days
      		12 hours
      CROP SUBGROUP 4-13, Leafy Vegetables
      		1 day
      		12 hours
      CROP GROUP 5-13, Brassica Head and Stem Vegetables
      		1 day
      		12 hours
      CROP GROUP 8-09, Fruiting vegetables
      		1 day
      		12 hours
      CROP GROUP 11-09 Pome fruit
      		7 days
      		12 hours
      CROP GROUP 12-09 Stone fruit
      		5 days
      		12 hours
      CROP SUBGROUP 13-07F Berry and Small Fruit - Vine Climbing, including grapes
      		14 days
      		12 hours

      Maximum 2 applications per season. Minimal interval between applications is 10 days. Not to exceed 300 mL/ha (120 mL/ac.) per crop season.

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      Where possible, rotate the use of vayego insecticide or other Group 28 insecticides with different groups that control the same pests.

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