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US (NJ): 24c’s granted for basil downy mildew agents

Special local needs labels (24c) have been granted for the use of Subdue Maxx (mefenoxam, 4) and Heritage (azoxystrobin, 11) for downy mildew (Peronospora belbahrii) on basil transplants grown for resale to consumers in New Jersey.

Micora (mandipropamid, 40) also has a supplemental label for the control of basil downy mildew in the greenhouse. In order to use these fungicides, growers must have in their possession the 24c labels. See the label for specific rates, REI’s, and PHI’s.

Source: Plant & Pest Advisory