Veltyma
Group 3 and 11
For disease protection that’s broader, stronger and longer, Veltyma® is the optimal fungicide to control foliar diseases in a wide range of crops including barley, corn, oats, potatoes, rye, soybeans and wheat.
- Fast acting control with multiple modes of effective action
- Extended residual activity and superior performance provided by the unique binding activity of Revysol®
- Proven Plant Health Benefits1 for increased growth efficiency, better management of minor stress and greater yield potential2
1 Plant Health Benefits refer to products that contain the active ingredient pyraclostrobin.
2 All comparisons are to untreated unless otherwise stated.
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Benefits of Veltyma
- Delivers both preventative and post-infection activity
- Revysol – the power behind Veltyma – is engineered to provide broader, stronger and longer performance to other demethylan inhibitors (DMI)
- Liquid formulation for optimized usability
Product Info & Application Guide
Labelled Diseases
| Crop | Diseases controlled |
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| Alfalfa for Seed Production* *Restricted to regions of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and the Peace River region, and interior British Columbia |
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| Barley |
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| Corn |
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| Grasses Grown for Seed (Bluegrasses, fescues, ryegrasses grown for seed) |
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| Non-grass Animal Feeds (including but not limited to alfalfa, clover, lupin, trefoil, vetch) |
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| Oats |
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| Potatoes |
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| Rye |
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| Soybeans |
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| Sugar beets |
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| Timothy | Diseases suppressed **
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| Wheat |
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3 Suppression.
4 Includes control of Group 11 resistant biotypes.
When to Apply
| Crops | Timing5 |
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| Alfalfa for Seed Production* *Restricted to regions of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and the Peace River region, and interior British Columbia |
Apply at the beginning of flowering (10-30% bloom) or the onset of disease when conditions are favorable for disease development.
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| Barley, oats and rye | Apply from stem elongation to prior to head emergence. For a single application, the optimum timing is immediately after flag leaf emergence (GS 37–39). |
| Corn (field, pop, seed and sweet) | V12 to silk browning |
| Non-grass Animal Feeds Non-grass animal feeds (including but not limited to alfalfa, clover, lupin, trefoil, vetch) | Apply at the beginning of flowering (10–30% bloom) or at the onset of disease when conditions are favourable for disease development.
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| Non-grass Animal Feeds (including but not limited to alfalfa, clover, lupin, trefoil, vetch) | Apply at the beginning of flowering (10–30% bloom) or at the onset of disease when conditions are favourable for disease development. |
| Potatoes | Apply prior to row closure or when conditions favour disease. Reapply after 14 days if needed.
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| Timothy (ground and aerial application) | Apply on a 14-day application interval |
| Soybeans6 | Early flower to mid-pod development (R1 to R3) |
| Sugar beets | 14 day application interval
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| Wheat (all types) | Stem elongation to flag leaf
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5 Do not make more than two sequential applications of Veltyma targeting the same disease before alternating to a labelled fungicide containing a different mode of action.
6 Talk to your grain buyer regarding maximum residue limits for markets around the world before applying to conventional or IP soybeans.
How Much to Apply
One case of Veltyma fungicide will treat 53 to 106 acres (22 to 43 hectares) depending on the rate used.
| Alfalfa for seed production | 202 mL/ac (0.5 L/ha); maximum 202 mL/ac (0.5 L/ha) per year |
| Wheat | 152 to 202 ml/ac (375 to 500 ml/ha) |
| Barley | 152–202 mL/ac (0.375–0.5 L/ha); maximum 405 mL/ac (1.0 L/ha) per year |
| Corn, and soybeans | 202 ml/ac (500 ml/ha) |
| Non-grass Animal Feeds | 202 mL/ac (0.5 L/ha); maximum 405 mL/ac (1.0 L/ha) per year |
| Oats | 152–202 mL/ac (0.375–0.5 L/ha); 202 mL/ac (0.5 L/ha) for Septoria leaf blotch; maximum 405 mL/ac (1.0 L/ha) per year |
| Potatoes | 202 mL/ac (0.5 L/ha); maximum 607 mL/ac (1.5 L/ha) per year |
| Rye | 152–202 mL/ac (0.375–0.5 L/ha); maximum 405 mL/ac (1.0 L/ha) per year |
| Sugar beets | 202 to 303 ml/ac (500 to 750 ml/ha) |
| Timothy | 202 mL/ac (0.5 L/ha); maximum 405 mL/ac (1.0 L/ha) per year |
Mixing order
- Ensure the spray tank is clean before use. Follow the clean-out recommendations stated on the label of the product that was previously used.
- Fill the spray tank 1/2 full of water and start agitation.
- Add the required amount of Veltyma to the tank.
- Add the required amount of the tank mix partner (if required).
- Continue agitation while filling the remainder of the spray tank.
- After use, clean the spray tank according to label precautions.
Application Tips
Rainfastness – When product has dried on crop. Do not apply when heavy rain is forecast.
Restricted Entry Interval – 12 hours.
Resistance Management – Fungicide use should be based on an integrated disease management program that includes scouting, historical information related to pesticide use and crop rotation and considers host plant resistance, impact of environmental conditions on disease development, disease thresholds, as well as cultural, biological and other chemical control practices.
Pre-harvest Interval
- 7 days after application for potatoes.
- 21 days after application for corn, soybeans, sugar beets and wheat.
- 21 days after application for barley, oats, rye, timothy, grasses grown for seed
- 21 days after application for livestock grazing and/or feeding interval for Crop Group 18: Non-grass Animal Feeds
- 30 days after application for fried shelled peas and beans