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WHEAT DISEASE EARLY WARNING CHART date: 4 August, 1981. INCIDENCE v RECOMMENDATIONS DISEASE , M °pTDiei? LY SPRAY AT FIRST SIGNS 1 2 3 4 5 AT RISK OF INFECTION EYE SPOT LEAF RUST (BROWN RUST) ' HuH Hilgendorf and Rongotea Bayleton at 250 millilitres per ha. Kopara and also present in Benlate at o.skg per ha. or Bayleton SPECKLED LEAF BLOTCH RongoteaandHilgendorf at 500 millilitres per ha. STRIPE RUST (YELLOW RUST) ~ Rongotea Bayleton at 500 millilitres per ha. INCIDENCE: Percentage 1. 0—5% crops infected. 3. 25—50% crops infected. 5. 75—100% crops infected of crops inspected in 2. 5—25% crops infected. 4. 50-75% crops infected. which infection was found. NOTES: Speckled leaf blotch severe in central Canterbury but less prevalent elsewhere. Stripe rust widespread in May and early June-sown crops. This information supplied by Plant Health, MAF; Plant Diseases Division and Crop Research Division, DSIR, Lincoln.

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Press, 7 August 1981, Page 14

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Page 14 Advertisements Column 2 Press, 7 August 1981, Page 14

Page 14 Advertisements Column 2 Press, 7 August 1981, Page 14

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