Quash
Valent U.S.A. LLC Agricultural Products · solid Fungicide
Active Ingredients
- MetconazoleCAS 125116-23-650%
- Signal word
- Caution
- Pre-harvest interval
- 1–35 days
- Re-entry interval
- 12 hours
- Type
- Fungicide
- Formulation
- solid
Mode of Action
- 3
FRAC Group 3 · Fungicide
Sterol biosynthesis in membranes
Overview
State Availability
Registered in 51 states- Approved
- Not approved
- Use restrictions
- No Data
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Crops & Pests
Target Pests41 controlled
Quash controls or suppresses the following pests when applied at labeled rates:
- Anthracnose
- Anthracnose, Fruit
- Black Dot
- Blight
- Blight/Late Blight
- Blight/Leaf Blight
- Botrytis blossom blight
- Brown Rot
- Brown Rot Blossom Blight
- Brown Rot, Fruit
- Brown Spot
- Canker
- Early Blight
- Early Leaf Spot
- Eastern Filbert Blight
- Fruit Rot
- Gray Mold/Gray Mold Rot
- Green Fruit Rot
- Hull Rot
- Jacket Rot
- Late Leaf Spot
- Leaf Blight
- Leaf Rust
- Leaf Spot
- Leaf Spot, Alternaria
- Leaf Spot, Cherry
- Leaf Spot, Septoria
- Mummyberry Disease
- Panicle Blight
- Powdery Mildew
- Ripe Rot
- Rot
- Rust
- Scab
- Shoot Blight
- Shothole
- Southern Blight
- Stem Canker
- Stem Rot
- Twig blight
- White Mold, Sclerotiorum/Wilt
Approved Application Sites164 crops
- Almond
- Almond, Tropical
- Apricot
- Apricot, Japanese
- Aronia Berry
- Arracacha
- Arrowroot
- Artichoke, Chinese/Japanese
- Artichoke, Jerusalem
- Aster, Stokes
- Barberry, European
- Bean
- Bean, Adzuki
- Bean, Broad, Dry
- Bean, Field
- Bean, Kidney
- Bean, Lablab
- Bean, Lima, Dry
- Bean, Moth
- Bean, Mung
- Bean, Navy
- Bean, Pinto
- Bean, Rice
- Bean, Tepary
- Bean, Urd
- Beans
- Beechnut
- Blueberry (All Types)
- Blueberry, Highbush
- Blueberry, Lowbush
- Borage
- Brazil Nut
- Buckthorn, Sea
- Bunya
- Bushberry
- Butternut (Tree Nut)
- Calendula
- Candlenut
- Canna, Edible
- Canola
- Capulin
- Cashew
- Cassava, Bitter
- Cassava, Sweet
- Castor Oil Plant
- Catjang
- Chayote, Root
- Cherry
- Cherry, Black
- Cherry, Nanking
- Cherry, Sour/Tart
- Cherry, Sweet/Mazzard
- Chestnut
- Chestnut, Guiana
- Chestnut, Japanese Horse
- Chickpea/Garbanzo Bean
- Chinquapin
- Chufa
- Coconut
- Cowpea
- Crambe
- Cranberry, Highbush
- Cuphea
- Currant, Black
- Currant, Buffalo
- Currant, Native
- Currant, Red
- Dasheen
- Echium
- Elderberry
- Euphorbia
- Eveningprimrose
- Filbert
- Flax Seed
- Ginger
- Ginkgo
- Gold of Pleasure
- Gooseberry
- Guar/Guar Bean
- Guava, Chilean
- Hazelnut
- Heartnut
- Hickory Nut
- Honeysuckle, Edible
- Huckleberry
- Jojoba
- Jostaberry
- Jujube, Chinese
- Juneberry
- Lentil
- Leren
- Lesquerella
- Lingonberry
- Lunaria
- Macadamia Nut
- Meadowfoam
- Milkweed
- Monkey Puzzle Nut
- Monkey-pot
- Mustard Seed, For Oil
- Mustard, Hares Ear
- Nectarine
- Niger
- Nut-tree, African
- Nut, Cajou
- Nut, Coquito
- Nut, Dika
- Nut, Mongongo
- Nut, Okari
- Nut, Pachira
- Nut, Peach Palm
- Nut, Sapucaia
- Oak, Bur
- Pea
- Pea, Black-eyed
- Pea, Crowder
- Pea, Field
- Pea, Pigeon
- Pea, Southern
- Peach
- Peanut
- Pecan
- Pequi
- Pili Nut
- Pine Nut
- Pine, Brazilian
- Pistachio
- Plum
- Plum, American
- Plum, Beach
- Plum, Canada
- Plum, Cherry
- Plum, Chickasaw
- Plum, Damson
- Plum, Japanese
- Plum, Klamath
- Plumcot
- Poppy Seed
- Potato, Sweet
- Potatoes
- Prune
- Radish, Oil
- Rape, For Oil/Rapeseed
- Rose Hips
- Safflower
- Salal
- Saskatoon, Berry
- Sesame
- Sloe
- Sunflower
- Sweet Rocket
- Tallow Tree, Chinese
- Tallowwood
- Tanier
- Taro
- Tea Tree Oil
- Turmeric
- Vernonia (Ironweed)
- Walnut
- Walnut, Black
- Walnut, English
- Yam Bean
- Yam, True
- Yellowhorn
Safety & Compliance
Protections
- Early entry
- coveralls, chemical-resistant gloves made of any waterproof material, socks and shoes
- Personal Protection
- Applicators and other handlers must wear: long-sleeved shirt and long pants, chemical-resistant gloves made of any waterproof material, socks and shoes. Mixers/loaders supporting aerial application to rapeseed including canola (crop subgroup 20A), sunflower (crop subgroup 20B) and dry beans and peas (crop subgroup 6C) must also wear: a PF5 respirator.
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