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DISEASE CONTROL
TABLE 3-51 A. WATER, PRODUCE, AND EQUIPMENT SANITATION (cont'd)
The trade names listed are intended to aid in identification of products and are intended neither to promote use of specific trade names nor to discourage
use of generic products. Target rate and formulation are based on current EPA Pesticide Product Label. Make sure to read the product label before
preparing any sanitizer solution for the designated use.
Medium/Sanitizer
Contact time
(seconds)
Rate of Material to Use
Target Rate (ppm)*
Formulation
Method, Schedule, and Remarks
EQUIPMENT ** (CONVEYORS, SCRUBBERS, PLASTIC HARVEST CONTAINERS, PEELERS, FIELD EQUIPMENT, ETC.) (CONT'D)
sodium hypochlorite (5.25%)
(Clorox Regular Bleach)
120
sodium hypochlorite (9.2%)
(Dibac)
sodium hypochlorite (12.5%)
(Agclor 310)
(Dynachlor)
120
(Extract-2)
(Zep FS Formula 4665)
120
quaternary ammonia
(KleenGrow)
10 min
120
120
120
120
120
120
100 to 200 chlorine
600 chlorine
(porous surfaces)
100 to 200 chlorine
(non-porous surfaces)
100 to 200 chlorine
(non-porous surfaces)
100 to 200 chlorine
(non-porous surfaces)
600 chlorine
(porous surfaces)
100 to 200
(non-porous surfaces)
100 to 200 chlorine
(non-porous surfaces)
600 chlorine
(porous surfaces)
-1
to 1.5 fl. oz/3 gal
12 fl. Oz/10 gal
6 fl. Oz/5 gal
1 fl. oz/10 gal
1 to 2 fl. oz/10 gal
6 fl. oz/10 gal
1 to 2 fl. oz/10 gal
1 to 2 fl. oz/10 gal
6 fl. oz/10 gal
1 fl oz/gal
Allow surfaces to air dry. If treated surfaces will contact food,
thoroughly rinse surfaces with clean water.
* Recommendations for active/available forms.
** Recommendations are for clean water only. Always wash off organic debris and soil with water prior to sanitizing. Rates and contact time are dependent on surface type.
Noxious chlorine gas can be released when the pH drops below
6.0. Porous surfaces require a thorough post-disinfection rinse
with potable water. Allow all surface types to air dry prior to
re-use.
VARIOUS AND ALTERNATIVE FUNGICIDES
TABLE 3-52. VARIOUS FUNGICIDES FOR USE ON VEGETABLE CROPS (cont'd)
R. A. Melanson, Extension Plant Pathologist, Mississippi State University; R. Singh, Plant Pathologist, LSU AgCenter (Last updated in 2020)
Not all trade names are registered in all states; check the registration status of each product prior to use.
Check product labels to confirm that a product is labeled for your intended use.
Common Name (FRAC)
aluminum tris
Trade Name(s)
(O-ethyl phosphate)
(FRAC P07)
See fosetyl-Al.
azoxystrobin
(FRAC 11)
A-Zox 25SC (Sharda USA)
Acadia 2SC (Atticus)
Aframe (Syngenta)
Arius 250 (Sipcam Agro USA)
Azoxy 2SC Prime (Prime Source)
AzoxyStar (Albaugh)
Azoxyzone (LG Life Sciences)
chlorothalonil
(FRAC M05)
copper diammonia diacetate complex
(FRAC M01)
Bravo Ultrex (Adama)
Bravo Weather Stik (Adama)
Bravo Zn (Adama)
Chloronil 720 (Syngenta)
Chlorothalonil 720 (Drexel)
Copper-Count-N (Mineral Research & Dev. Corp)
AZteroid FC (Vive Crop Protection)
AZteroid FC 3.3 (Vive Crop Protection)
Gold Rush (Altitude Crop Innovations)
Heritage (Syngenta)
Mazolin (AgBiome Innovations)
Quadris (Syngenta)
Satori Fungicide (Loveland Products)
Echo 720 Agricultural Fungicide (Sipcam
Agro USA)
Echo 90 DF Agricultural Fungicide (Sipcam
Agro USA)
Equus 720SST (AMVAC)
Tetraban (Winfield United)
Tigris Azoxy 2SC (Tigris)
Trevo (Innvictis Crop Care)
Willowood Azoxy 2SC (Willowood USA)
Initiate 720 (Loveland Products)
Praiz (Winfield United)
Rialto 720F (Atticus)
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