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1 Products are color coded to indicate use recommendation. Green products are approved for use whereas yellow products have limitations and other options should be considered. As will all chemicals, please review the MSDS and other manufacturer s use guides prior to implementation. THIS TABLE IS ONLY A RECOMMENDATION, PLEASE CHECK IF DOSIS AND PRODUCTS ARE AUTHORIZED IN YOUR AREA. Many products have been shown to have good efficacy against Clavibacter michiganensis subsp. michigansensis (Cmm). Kleengrow and Virkon have shown good efficacy against Cmm and would suspect it to also control Aac. Virkon S has shown to have good control against viruses (TMV/ToMV). Better then the quaternary ammonium products. The Quats may be good too but it appears a longer exposure to the product is needed then virkon. Needs validation but Virkon S has shown to be the best against Tobamoviruses (TMV/ToMV) with a short exposure time to the product. Recommend users of any disinfectant should acquire test kits for the product to measure products efficacy. Physan 20, Kleengrow. Virkon S all have test kits to measure activity. Products effective but note cautions for use Recommended Products DISINFECTANT USE DISINFECTANT PATHOGEN GROUP AFFECTED ACTIVE INGREDIENT NOTES: Hands ++ 2% Soap Soap Protectant surface against viral transmission between hands and plant. Surfaces must remain wet with soap solution to be effective. Recommend during transplanting Non-Fat Dry Milktarget is 3.5% protein (See NFDM recommendation document). Milk protein Protectant surface against viral transmission between hands and plant. Surfaces must remain wet with milk solution to be effective. Also used for pollination tools % Isopropanol ++ 70% Ethanol Isopropanol Ethanol Also used for pollination tools. Hands and tool surfaces must be allowed to dry before use. Hands and tool surfaces must be allowed to dry before use.
2 +++ Menno-Florades 1% Benzoic Acid Not labeled in USA. Low phytotoxicity/ safe on plants.. Irritant to skin at 3%. 10% Tri-Sodium Phosphate (TSP) Tri-Sodium Phosphate Irritant and corrosive. Not recommended for bare hands, only with nonpermeable gloves Recommend to use alcohol based products which are closer to 70% Bactisan gel and other hand sanitizers Alcohol Alcohol percent should be 60-70%. +++ Physan 20 (0.5oz./gallon; 15mls/3.8L) Ammonium chloride, 3 rd generation Quat Ethanol Virkon S (2%) not recommended for bare hands, only with nonpermeable gloves Potassium peroxy- monosulfate Sodium Chloride bacteria spread. Will look at viruses. Rapid action mode + duration caustic. Still active in presence of organic material th generation Quat Kleengrow (0.125oz/gallon or 75ppm; 4 mls/3.8l or 4mls/gal.) Didecyldimethylammonium chloride bacteria spread. in future. Low phytotoxicity and safe on hands. Excellent activity in presence of organic material DES-O-GERM 4mls/3.8L; 1ml/L = 1% Biquanidine and quaternary ammonium compound a.i. Poly Hexamethylene hydrochloride (20g/L) + Benzalkonium chloride (80g/L)
3 DISINFECTANT USE DISINFECTANT PATHOGEN GROUP AFFECTED ACTIVE INGREDIENT NOTES: Foot Baths Inactivates in presence of organic material need to change solution frequently 1.5% NaOHCl Rinse off after 5 minutes exposure time. Monitor active chlorine activity in foot bath concentration. Inactivates in presence of organic material need to change solution frequently 1.0% NaOHCl Rinse off after 10 minutes exposure time. Monitor active chlorine activity in foot bath concentration. Inactivates in presence of organic material need to change solution frequently 0.5% NaOHCl Rinse off after 20 minutes exposure time. Monitor active chlorine activity in foot bath concentration. Inactivates in presence of organic material need to change solution frequently. Difficult to dissolve and keep into solution 1.2% Ca(OCl)2 Calcium Hypochlorite Ca(OCl)2 10% Tri-Sodium Phosphate (TSP) Tri-Sodium Phosphate Irritant and corrosive. Not recommended for bare feet ++ 3% Menno-Florades Benzoic Acid Jet 5 Peroxyacetic acid ++ Physan 20 (1.5oz/gal; 44mls/3.8L) Ammonium chloride, Can tolerate organic material better than earlier generation quats. Ethanol
4 +++ Virkon S (1-2%) Potassium peroxymonosulfate Sodium Chloride bacteria spread. Will look at viruses. Quick effect & duration. Maintains. Maintains activity in presence of some organic material ++ Kleengrow (1.5oz/gal; 12mls/L Didecyldimethylammonium chloride Ammonium ) bacteria spread. in future. Maintains activity in presence of some organic material NOT RECCOMENDED for HANDS Duplalim (0.375%:1:300) Gluteraldehyde 12%; Quaternary Ammonium 10% Virus Degrades in light and rapidly inactivated in contact with organic matter. VANODINE 4mls/1L - Virus Iodine Dark amber color indicates product is active and turns pale when inactive. Control more bacteria then other classes of pathogens DES-O-GERM 7.5mls / 3.8L Biquanidine and quaternary ammonium compound a.i. Poly Hexamethylene hydrochloride (20g/L) + Benzalkonium chloride (80g/L) Black Phenyl 1% -10mls/liter Virus (some) Soap, Creosote Oil, Di- Meta-Chloro- Xylenol(DCMX), Mono- Chloro-Phenol (MCP) USE only for FOOTBATHS
5 SINFECTANT USE DISINFECTANT PATHOGEN GROUP AFFECTED ACTIVE INGREDIENT NOTES: Equipment Very Corrosive; Inactivates in presence of organic material need to change solution frequently 1.5% NaOHCl Rinse off after 5 minutes exposure time. Monitor foot bath concentration. Very Corrosive; Inactivates in presence of organic material need to change solution frequently 1.0% NaOHCl Rinse off after 10 minutes exposure time. Monitor foot bath concentration. Corrosive; Inactivates in presence of organic material need to change solution frequently 0.5% NaOHCl Rinse off after 20 minutes exposure time. Monitor foot bath concentration. Very Corrosive; Inactivates in presence of organic material need to change solution frequently. Difficult to dissolve and keep into solution 1.2% Ca(OCl)2 70% Isopropanol Calcium Hypochlorite Ca(OCl)2 Isopropanol Allow treated surfaces to air dry +++ 3% Menno-Florades Benzoic Acid. Jet 5 (1:125;Jet 5:water) ++ Physan 20 [0.5oz/gal;15mls/ 3.8L ) Peroxyacetic acid Ammonium chloride, Ethanol Virkon S Potassium peroxy- Validated by Sally Miller for.
6 monosulfate Will look at viruses Sodium Chloride +++ Kleengrow (4mls/L) Didecyldimethylammonium chloride bacteria spread. in future. Duplalim (0.5%;1:200) Gluteraldehyde 12%; Quaternary Ammonium 10% DES-O-GERM 7.5mls/ 3.8L Biquanidine and quaternary ammonium compound a.i. Poly Hexamethylene hydrochloride (20g/L) + Benzalkonium chloride (80g/L) Black Phenyl (1% =10mls / L) Soft Soap, Creosote Oil, Di-Meta-Chloro- Xylenol(DCMX), Mono-Chloro-Phenol (MCP), Only recommended for footbath use
7 DISINFECTANT USE DISINFECTANT PATHOGEN GROUP AFFECTED ACTIVE INGREDIENT NOTES: Structures Not recommended due to its corrosiveness 1.5% NaOHCl Rinse off after 5 minutes exposure time. Monitor foot bath concentration. Not recommended due to its corrosiveness 1.0% NaOHCl Rinse off after 10 minutes exposure time. Monitor foot bath concentration. 0.5% NaOHCl Rinse off after 20 minutes exposure time. Monitor foot bath concentration. 70% Isopropanol Isopropanol Allow treated surfaces to air dry ++ 4% Menno-Florades Benzoic Acid Jet 5 Peroxyacetic acid Concrete floors (1:25), Greenhouses tunnels (1:125) ++ Physan 20 (0.5oz/gal; 15mls/3.8L) Ammonium chloride, Used throughout the industry Ethanol Ammonium ) Virkon S Potassium peroxy- monosulfate Sodium Chloride +++ Combination of two products cleaning 1- Kleengrow (0.5 oz / gal =15mls / 3.8L or Didecyldimethylammonium chloride Use a product called Strip-It first followed by
8 2x/yr (Kleengrow + Strip-It) 4ml/L)) kleengrow Strip IT 2.5oz/gal if not structure not cleaned for sometime 4oz/gal.; 74mls/3.8L or 19.5mls/L Contains sulfuric acid Use prior to application of kleengrow. Duplalim (0.5%; 1:200) Gluteraldehyde 12%; Quaternary Ammonium 10% DES-O-GERM 7.5mls/3.8L or 2 mls/l Biquanidine and quaternary ammonium compound5 th generation Quat a.i. Poly Hexamethylene hydrochloride (20g/L) + Benzalkonium chloride (80g/L)
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