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  • Cereal 219 T 0 Fungicides For Disease Management In Autumn Sown Wheat

Cereal 219 T0 fungicides for disease management in autumn sown wheat

This Cereal Update outlines priorities for cereal fungicide applications with a focus on the T0 (GS30-31 end of tillering/start of stem elongation) timing. It includes a decision tree for T0 applications.

  • FAR data suggest T0 applications rarely pay their way, even on susceptible cultivars and in high disease pressure seasons.
  • Supported by the Fungicide Resistance Industry Initiative, FAR has developed fungicide timing priorities, resistance management guidelines and decision trees.
  • The four level priority system is based on the value provided by applications at different timings.
  • T0 fungicides are considered a priority three and should only be considered when the season or disease situation demands.
  • T0 fungicides are required where stripe rust or powdery mildew are present.
  • A T0 Decision Tree has also been developed to support decision making around T0 applications.

Read Cereal Update 219 here

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