For further details on PandA application. The table in this case study provides directions for use of PandA with a range of crops.
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PandA Biostimulant
PandA BioStimulant may improve the growth and yield of plants and increases resistance to pests and diseases. Suitable for soil application and the addition to composts and animal feeds with Moso BioChar.
Benefits
PandA BioStimulant contains natural plant hormone like compounds that in some crops makes the plants stronger, leaves greener and increases fruit quality and shelf life, regulates fruit maturity, reduces leaf fall, leaf rust and fruit dropping.
Application
The PandA BioStimulant technology originated in Japan where PA (pyroligneous acid) has been used for centuries. For decades farmers throughout Asia have been using PA to improve crop and livestock production. Uses have included:
* foliar spray particularly for fungus (grey moulds)
* insecticide when mixed with hot pepper
* microbial accelerator and enhancer for compost-making
* soil conditioner to improve the soil when mixed with charcoal
* livestock feed supplement when mixed with Moso BioChar.
For full details on application see below Relevant Case Studies -PandA application rates.
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RELEVANT CASE STUDIES
Monday, July 11, 2011
RELEVANT RESEARCH & INNOVATION
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Avocado and PandA - Trial Results
Bundaberg, Central Queensland.
A trial co-ordinated by John Leonardi, Project Officer with Avocados Australia using Panda as a foliar spray on avocados demonstrated its potential to improve the disease resistance and post harvest keeping quality of avocados.
In this trial PandA tended to enhance the grower's normal applications of Norshield only.
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
“There are more ways of killing a cat than to
choke it with butter”. This old proverb may well apply to controlling husk
spot with fungicides in macadamias.
There may be more holistic ways to reduce the impact of husk spot than reaching
for a drum of fungicide.
A trial using the
natural plant bio-stimulant PandA provides good reasons to be optimistic. Over
the last two seasons at Branson Park,
Whian Whian (near Lismore) Frank,
Joy and Ryan Hathaway have been co-operating in evaluating PandA on the A16
variety and comparing it against the conventional treatment of Spin (Carbendazim) and Copper.
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