YaraVita Stopit 鈩?
TM
A formulated product for the treatment of calcium related
deficiencies in fruit and other crops
Guaranteed Analysis:
Calcium (Ca) 12.1%
Derived from Calcium Chloride
Benefits:
鈥? Formulated for safe 鈥? Easy to use liquid
application at critical formulation. Pours and
growth stages to satisfy disperses easily and quickly
crop requirements into the spray tank.
鈥? Widely tank mixable with 鈥? High nutrient content
other crop sprays. Visit means lower application
www.tankmix.com/yara for rates reducing handling time
details. and waste packaging
鈥? Proven, reliable
performance.
Trialled and tested on a
wide range of crops
around the world
鈥? High quality, consistent
product. Manufactured to
ISO 9001 quality assurance
standards
For details of product recommendations please see overleaf
Product Recommendations
10 to 14 day intervals timed so that the final
Typical Crop Recommendations*
application is made one week before harvest.
鈥? Apple: Regular applications of 4 quarts/acre at
Water rate: 50 gallons/acre.
7 to 14 day intervals from petal fall to one week
鈥? Pepper (Field Grown): One to four applications
before harvest. Water rate: 50 gallons/acre. For
of 2 quarts/acre from flowering on second truss
use in Wisconsin: Stopit can be applied to this
onwards. Water rate: 50 gallons/acre.
crop in Wisconsin where supplemental calcium
鈥? Potatoes: 2 to 3 applications of 2 to 4 quarts/
has been shown to be of benefit to plant storage
acre commencing at tuber initiation (when 50%
organs and where soil test calcium is low. Also
of the tip swellings are twice the diameter of the
on crops where supplemental calcium has been
rest of the stolon) and following petiole analysis
shown to improve the resistance to disease.
during tuber bulking with 10 to 14 day intervals
鈥? Apricot, Cherries, Nectarines, Peach, Plum:
between applications. Water rate: 20 gallons/
2 applications of 4 quarts/acre applied 4 weeks
acre. For use in Wisconsin: Stopit can be applied
and 2 weeks before harvest. Water rate: 50
to this crop in Wisconsin where supplemental
gallons/acre.
calcium has been shown to be of benefit to plant
鈥? Barley: 2 quarts/acre. Apply from 4 leaves to
storage organs and where soil test calcium is low.
second node detectable (Zadok鈥檚 G,S, 14 to 32).
Also on crops where supplemental calcium has
Water rate: 20 gallons/acre.
been shown to improve the resistance to disease.
鈥? Brassicas, Broccoli, Brussel Sprouts, Cabbage,
鈥? Strawberry (Field Grown): Non-everbearing
Calabrese, Cauliflower: 2 to 3 applications
varieties: 3 applications of 4 quarts/acre from
of 2 quarts/acre from stem extension/head
start of flowering. Repeat applications at 7
development to harvest. Allow 10 to 14 day
to 10 intervals. Water rate: 50 gallons/acre.
intervals between applications. Water rate: 7.5 to
Everbearing varieties: Divide a total rate of 12
20 gallons/acre.
quarts/acre into 6 applications of 2 quarts/acre.
鈥? Carrots: 2 to 3 applications of 2 quarts/acre from
Do not apply successive applications at intervals
when the crop is 4 to 6 inches tall. Allow 10 to
of less than 10 to 14 days. Water rate: 50
14 day intervals between applications. Water
gallons/acre. For use in Wisconsin: Stopit
rate: 20 gallons/acre.
can be applied to this crop in Wisconsin where
鈥? Canola: 2 quarts/acre from the 4 to 6 leaf stage
supplemental calcium has been shown to be of
up to the onset of stem extension. If appropriate,
benefit to plant storage organs and where soil test
consider a second application 10 to 14 days later.
calcium is low. Also on crops where supplemental
Water rate: 5 to 20 gallons/acre.
calcium has been shown to improve the resistance
鈥? Cereals: 2 quarts/acre. Apply from 4 leaves to
to disease.
second node detectable. (Zadok鈥檚 G,S, 14 to 32).
鈥? Tomato (Field Grown): Applications of 2 quarts/
Water rate: 20 gallons/acre.
acre commencing from flowering on second truss.
鈥? Citrus: 3 applications of 4 quarts/acre applied
Allow 7 days between applications. Water rate:
during the period from fruit expansion to harvest.
50 gallons/acre.
Allow 10 to 14 day intervals between applications.
鈥? Vines: 4 quarts/acre repeated applicatons at 10
Water rate: 50 to 100 gallons/acre.
to 14 day intervals from start of colouring. Water
鈥? Cucurbits (Field Grown): 2 to 3 applications of
rate: 50 gallons/acre.
2 quarts/acre commencing at fruit set with 7 day
鈥? Wheat: 2 quarts/acre. Apply from 4 leaves to
intervals between applications.
second node detectable. (Zadok鈥檚 G,S, 14 to 32).
Water rate: 20 gallons/acre.
Water rate: 20 gallons/acre.
鈥? Garlic: 陆 to 1 gallon/acre at bulb swelling.
Repeat applications at 7 to 14 day intervals as
necessary. Water rate: 5 to 20 gallons/acre. *The information provided is accurate to the best of Yara鈥檚 knowledge and
鈥? Lettuce (Field Grown): 2 to 3 applications of belief. Any recommendations are meant as a guide and must be adapted
to suit local conditions. Always read the label before use.
2 quarts/acre commencing 10 to 14 days after
transplanting or emergence with 10 to 14 day
intervals between applications. Water rate: 50
gallons/acre.
Yara North America Inc.
鈥? Ornamentals: 3 pints/acre as soon as there is
sufficient leaf area to intercept a spray. Repeat
100 North Tampa Street
at 10 to 14 day intervals as necessary. Avoid
Suite 3200
applications during flowering. Spray a maximum
Tampa, FL 33623
of three applications per crop per annum.
Water rate: 10 to 20 gallons/acre.
United States
鈥? Onion: 2 to 4 quarts/acre at bulb swelling.
Tel: +1 813 222 5700
Repeat applications at 7 to 14 day intervals as
necessary. Water rate: 20 gallons/acre.
Fax: +1 813 875 5735
鈥? Pears: 2 to 3 applications of 4 quarts/acre at
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