Zorvec remains a highly effective product for the control of Late Blight.
Corteva have a robust monitoring programme in place for the UK & Ireland, but no breakdown of efficacy to Zorvec in the field has been found.
Mancozeb remains registered in the UK and is a useful anti-resistance tank-mix partner.
Corteva strongly advise following the 2024 application advice when recommending and applying Zorvec products.
Corteva potato fungicides containing Zorvec™ active registered for use in the UK: Zorvec Endavia, Zorvec Entecta
View a printable A4 version of Corteva's Zorvec active application advice here.
· Apply Zorvec products in strict alternation with effective chemistry of a different mode of action, other than CAA (benthiavalicarb, mandipropamid, dimethomorph)
· The post-Zorvec application interval to the following non-Zorvec containing spray should not exceed 7 days.
· In curative situations (disease evident or confirmed in local area) Zorvec co-formulations should be applied in tank-mix with a partner fungicide containing a curative active ingredient e.g. cymoxanil or propamocarb.
· Sprays containing Zorvec should not exceed 20% of the total number of sprays applied to a crop.
· 2 sprays per crop if the expected programme is less than 15 sprays.
· A single crop should not receive more than 3 spays containing Zorvec products.
· Whilst still available, tank-mixing Zorvec products with mancozeb is recommended.
· Zorvec applications must always be applied with a full rate of a curative fungicide e.g. cymoxanil.
· A single crop should not receive more than 2 sprays containing Zorvec products and these 2 sprays should not exceed 20% of the total late blight programme.
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