MGK Agriculture Products Presentation for Monterey Ag Resources / Brandt Anthony Griffin, MGK Agriculture Field Sales Manager January 5, 2011 Outline • MGK is a Pyrethrum Company • MGK Agriculture Products – PyGanic – EverGreen – Exponent • MGK Existing AG Distribution Structure • MGK contacts - How to reach us Pyrethrum -Tanacetum Cinerafolium Pyrethrum Flowers are grown commercially mainly in Australia and Africa Pyrethrum Features • Low mammalian toxicology • Non-persistent in the environment • Permitted for use as a regulated agricultural input for use on organic acreage provided formulation conforms to NOP guidelines, look for the OMRI symbol • Minimal reported resistance • Excellent flushing activity and quick knockdown • Effective on a broad range of insects: nymph, adult, and larval stages • Exempt from the requirement of a tolerance on growing crops • Established tolerances for post-harvest uses MGK Agriculture Product Line Organically Compliant Pyrethrum Products Synergized Pyrethrins for Conventional Production Synergist to Power up Tank Mixes For Certified Organic Production Organically Compliant Pyrethrum • OMRI Listed Fast knockdown and kill of a broad spectrum of plant pests. No pre-harvest interval (PHI) and no restrictions on number of uses per year. 12 hr REI. May be used on all growing crops, outdoors or in greenhouses. Most commonly used rate PyGanic® Formulation Rates for treating high populations of adult and/or hard to kill insects PyGanic 1.4II 1 Pint 2 Pints 3 Pints 4 Pints Rate per acre 16 fl. Oz. 32 fl. Oz. 48 fl. Oz. 64 fl. Oz. Acres per Quart 2 1 .67 .5 Acres per gallon 8 4 2.7 2 Rate for Hand Sprayers 1 – 2 Fluid Ounces of PyGanic 1.4II per gallon of water PyGanic 5.0II Rate per acre 4.5 fl. Oz. 9 fl. Oz. 13.5 fl. Oz. 18 fl. Oz. Acres per Quart 7 3.5 2.4 1.8 Acres per Gallon 28.4 14.2 9.5 7.1 Rate for Hand Sprayers 1.5 - 3 teaspoons of PyGanic 5.0II per gallon of water Keys to Success PyGanic is a vital component of an Integrated Pest Management Program, not the sole method of controlling insects. Beneficials / Predators “Lure & Kill” Pheromone Traps Insecticide Rotation Tank mixing Product Characteristics Contact Insecticide – No Residual Must contact pest at time of application Controls exposed insects No effect on insects protected from coverage. Spray Solution pH is critical factor Pyrethrum quickly degrades with pH levels outside the range of 5.5 to 7.0 Sodium Channel Inhibitor Overwhelms insects’ neurosystem Causes quick knockdown and death Best Practices Achieve great coverage on insects, not just the crop Adequate water volume Nozzles positioned to contact the target insect Droplet size to maximize coverage Test water pH before adding PyGanic & check pH of spray solution. Do not assume water meets “water district specifications” Adjust pH to 5.5 to 7.0 range. Apply when insects are in early stages of infestation. Nymphs, Larvae and early adult stages are typically easier to kill. Scout fields & treat before population gets out of hand Best Practices continued Apply at dawn or dusk Slows degradation of pyrethrum by sunlight Bees leave the field. Cooler temperatures. If insects are mature, hard-shelled - consider the addition of a surfactant or penetrant. Maximize immediate pyrethrum load on neurosystem. Apply when insects are in early stages of infestation. Nymphs, Larvae and early adult stages are typically easier to kill. Scout fields & treat before population gets out of hand Contacts • Anthony Griffin – Agriculture Field Sales Manager – Phone: 805 975 6295 – E-mail: [email protected] • Mike Burkett • MGK.Com – Omri certs, Q&A, reference material Thank you !!
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