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Vibrance 500 FS

Use number: 008230-00/00-001

Crops
maize
Pests
head smut of maize (Sphacelotheca reiliana)
Area of use
Outdoors
Field of activity
Fungicide
Application technique
seed treatment
Applications per crop
Applications per growing season
authorised until
2028-10-31

Application rates

ConditionProduct rateWater rate
15 CE

Pre-harvest intervals

CropPre-harvest intervalRemarksexcluded
maize The PHI is covered by the conditions of use and/or the vegetation period remaining between the application of the plant protection product and the use of the product (e. g. harvest) or the setting of a PHI in days is not required resp.

Timing of application

Remarks

Restrictions

Code Text Crop Buffer zone
NH684 On packages of treated seeds the maximum seed rate per hectare must be indicated as specified in the authorisation. For a combination of several seed protectants, the lowest admissible seed rate must be stated.
NH6831-1 The following label must be printed on the seed package: "Treated seeds may only be sown by using a pneumatic seeding machine which operates with negative pressure, if this machine is registered in the "List of drift reducing sowing equipment" of the Julius Kühn-Institute (this can be seen on the Julius Kühn-Institute's website.)".
NT699-1 The seed treatment shall only be performed in professional seed treatment facilities, which are registered in the index of "Seed Treatment Facilities with Quality Assurance Systems to Minimise Dust" of the Julius Kühn-Institute (visit the homepage of the Julius Kühn-Institute).
NT715 NT715
NH681-3 The following labelling shall be placed on treated seed packaging: No sowing of treated seed permitted in case of forecast wind with an hourly average wind speed at a height of 2 m higher than 5 m/s. To evaluate the wind speed, the forecast on the internet site of the German Meteorological Service of the nearest agricultural meteorological station should be consulted up to 72 hours before sowing.