Application – Dosage:

Late January to Late February

1^st Option
Spray 5 liters of Amino 16 per 1.000 liters of water, combined with 2.5 liters of Copper Cu & 2 liters of 28-0-0 N-SR

2^nd Option
Spray 2.5 liters of Amino Cell Anti Stress per 1.000 liters of water, combined with 2.5 liters of Copper Cu & 2 liters of 28-0-0 N-SR

During the bud stage before the flower opens

1^st Option
Spray 5 liters of Amino 16 per 1.000 liters of water, combined with 2.5 liters of Copper Cu, 1 kg of MoBor, and 1 liter of 28-0-0 N-SR.

2^nd Option
Spray 5 liters of Amino 16 B&Zn per 1.000 liters of water, combined with 2.5 liters of Copper Cu and 2 liters of 28-0-0 N-SR.

3^d Option
Spray 2.5 liters of Amino Cell PK per 1.000 liters of water, combined with 2.5 liters of Copper Cu.

Summer – during stone hardening

1^st Option
Spray 5 liters of Fruitfix per 1.000 liters of water, combined with 2 liters of Cal+Mag.

2^nd Option
Spray 2.5 liters of Amino Cell PK per 1.000 liters of water, combined with 2 liters of Cal+Mag.

During periods of intense heat and prolonged drought

1^st Option
Spray 2 liters of BMC Fixer per 1.000 liters of water, combined with 2 liters of 3-0-30.

2^nd Option
Spray 2.5 liters of Amino Cell Si 3% per 1.000 liters of water.

After harvest

1^st Option
Spray 5 liters of Amino 16 B&Zn per 1.000 liters of water for winter hardiness.

2^nd Option
Spray 5 liters of Amino 16 B&Zn per 1.000 liters of water for winter hardiness.

Note: Amino 16 is compatible with all copper-based fungicides used in olive cultivation.

Dacus Bait 100

for the control of the Olive Fruit Fly

Application – Dosage:

Bait Spraying:
5–6 times per growing season, 2%–3% Dacus Bait 100 in low-volume (LV) bait sprays from the ground, depending on infestation level, mixed with an approved insecticide at the dosage specified in the insecticide registration. Quantity: 3 liters of bait per stremma, spraying one branch in every three trees.

Trapping:
Place traps on trees at the recommended quantity at the end of June: 25% Dacus Bait 100 + water, 700 ml of solution per trap with 1.5-liter capacity. Quantity: One trap per tree in standard-density orchards. Check traps every 3–4 weeks depending on prevailing weather conditions and refill if necessary.