Cherries Production and Pest Control Solutions
"Explore the history of cherry crop production, current challenges, pest control strategies, and proposed solutions. Discover the active ingredients registered for pests, diseases, and weeds affecting cherry cultivation. Get insights into the expansion plans and the industry's future outlook."
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DAFF MINOR CROPS 2018 STAKEHOLDERS WORKSHOP DAFF MINOR CROPS 2018 STAKEHOLDERS WORKSHOP ARC VOPI 10 ARC VOPI 10TH TO THE 11TH GAUTENG GAUTENG THTO THE 11 THof APRIL 2018 of APRIL 2018 CHERRIES K Pretorius
1. History of the crop including size of production in Ha 2. List of active ingredient registered to date for various pests/diseases/weeds 3. Critical gap in relation to pests/diseases/weeds 4. Proposed solutions
History of the crop including size of production in Ha Currently 230 ha under production . Produces 750 1100 tons per annum 61% local 24% export 9% processed Western Cape 53% of production in 2016 Will expand significantly Free State 31 % Static and decreasing NW 12% and Limpopo Will expand significantly Mpumalanga 5% Will expand Expansions and current planting will be in range of 500 700 ha within the next 5 7 years. This will increase our industry to the same size as the Australian industry.
List of active ingredient registered to date for various pests/diseases/weeds (E)-8-Dodecen-1-yl acetate + (Z)-8-Dodecen-1-yl acetate Checkmate FCM- F Isomate FCM RB Splat FCM Agrimec Gold Abamectin Cormoran 1 80 EC Acetamiprid + Novaluron Ortiva Azoxystrobin Dipel DF Betpro Broadband Eco- Bb Bacillus Thuringiensis Beauveria bassiana Bolldex Graboll Helicovir Bollworm Nucleopolyhedrovirus Kannar Garlic Reppellent 930 Botanical extracts (Ga rlic e xtra c t) Kannar KangroShield 1 00 Botanical extracts (Na tura l pyre thrin; Ga rlic e xtra c t; Ca nola oil) Kannar Pygar 932
Kanguard 940 Botanical extracts/ plant acids (Citric acids; Lactic acids; Ascorbic acid) Xterminator Botanical extracts (Natural pyrethrin) Ampligo Chlorantraniliprole + Lambda-cyhalothrin Madex Twin Madex Dual Codling moth and Oriental fruit moth granulosis virus Copper Oxychloride WP Nordox 86%WG Coprox WP Coprox Super Farmag Copper Oxychloride Farmag Cu Super Dormex Bloomer Cymex Cyan Copper (Cu) Oxychloride and other Cu salts including Cupric hydroxide Cyanamide Chorus Cyprodinil Dichlorvos EC Desta 1 00 EC Devipan 1 00 EC Dichlorvos 1 000 EC Dichlorvos
Sporekill Didecyldimethylammonium chloride Warlock 1 9.2 EC Emamectin benzoate Ethapon Ethephon 480 SL Ethephon Cryptex False codling moth granulovirus Scholar Teacher 230 SC Fludioxonil Crop Guard Furfural Lamdex 5 EC Lambda-cyhalothrin Ridomil Gold Mefenoxam (Metalaxyl)
Suprathion 420 EC Methidathion Aphox Pirimicarb Chronos 450 SC Prochloraz Bumper 250 EC Propiconazole Protector 400 SC Pyrimethanil Chess Pymetrozine MProve Oil Soybean oil
Delegate 250 WG Spinetoram GF 120 NF Spinosad Tracer 480 SC STATIC Spinosad ME Spinosad + Methyl eugenol
Weeds Fluazifop-P-butyl Flurochloridone glufosinate-ammonium Glyphosate haloxyfop-R-methyl ester Paraquat Propyzamide Trifluralin
Critical gap in relation to pests/diseases/weeds Preharvest spray for post harvest suppression of brown and other rots (Iprodione) CORYNEUM TREATMENT ( Shothole) (Clorotalonil) Critical for prevention of resistance
Proposed solutions Industry is willing and able to work with companies on trials / gathering of information for registration purposes. We are willing to do whatever is required in order to facilitate registrations New person will be employed at HORTGRO dedicated for cherries. Funding with major producers have been agreed for this.
Thank you. Any questions?
