Pests, Diseases and Other Problems
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Subject: Banner/Eagle swap
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AndyMan |
Lake Elmo, Minnesota
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I posted this last week on General board with no responses. Will try once here before giving up.......I have more Banner Maxx in the container than I'll use in 5 years. And I don't know how many years it's effective under even ideal storage conditions. Anybody have a similiar issue with Eagle 20 or Compass who would be willing to swap? (i.e. I'd send 1/2 my Banner Maxx and you send 1/2 of your other fungicide). Full label directions and usage can be downloaded from several websites.
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10/24/2005 1:32:03 PM
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Peace, Wayne |
Owensboro, Ky.
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AM, interesting proposal...but lacking in details for most of us nu-b's...I have bunches of chemical that I will probably not be able to use b-4 they go bad. What size container of Banner Maxx did you buy and want to get rid of half of??? Have you checked out how much shipping would cost? More info if possible? Peace Wayne
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10/24/2005 9:30:14 PM
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AndyMan |
Lake Elmo, Minnesota
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Wayne: The Banner Maxx is a one pint container. The rate is approx. 1/2 TEAspoon per gallon. I won't even use half the bottle over the next several years with my small batch and needing to rotate fungicides. I can't imagine shipping would be more than $4.00 in the U.S. I'm mostly interested in obtaining Eagle fungicide.
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10/25/2005 12:33:13 PM
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TobyY |
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I was wondering if the Banner Maxx does a good job on most fungus problems. Never used it but I've been told to alternate it with other fungus products. Trying to work on patch with organic products and was wondering if it would fit into an organic program.
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10/26/2005 7:11:47 PM
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AndyMan |
Lake Elmo, Minnesota
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Banner Maxx is great. Most people use it after fruit set due to possible growth inhibition. I'm certain it's not organic, however.
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10/27/2005 8:55:30 AM
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