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AGRICULTURE FLORICULTURE HORTICULTURE Product Catalogue

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AGRICULTURE FLORICULTUREHORTICULTURE

Product Catalogue

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Introduction 3

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Research Update 9

The ACBD System® 10

Sample Procedures 12

GL-10 & GL-15 15

Certified Equipment 16

Customer Testimonials 18

Contact Information 19

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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ABOUT US

Disease pressure, sanitation, and net profits — Are they related?

The answer is obvious — a controlled sanitation program decreases disease pressure and maximizes profit potential.

The ACBD System® was developed in collaboration with growers, extension specialists, government agencies, and educational institutions in Canada, the United States, and Mexico.

ACBD stands for “Always Clean Before Disinfecting” (You should not disinfect a surface before it has been cleaned.)

Disease pressure and trouble spots are common to all greenhouse, agricultural, and nursery operations. The implementation of the ACBD System® has proven to be a fast, economical way to ensure:

Less disease pressure• A head start on an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) • programSafer work environment• A better looking crop shipped to market• Higher yields• Greater net profits to the grower•

has provided this booklet as an overview to the type of cleaning products and procedures that help to identify and remove Critical Control Points (CCP) in your operation.

We hope you enjoy it!

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Use Application Dilution

Exterior pressure washer 20–30mL/LInterior gable walls, floors, structure backpack sprayer 30–40mL/LCleaning irrigation lines, inside injection 10–20mL/L storage tanks Whitewash removal pressure washer 30–50mL/L

Easy to use and highly effective “End of Season” cleaner

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is the premier “End of Season” greenhouse and irrigation system cleaner. With a safe, acid based formulation,

easily removes algae, fertilizer build up, calcium, and other hard water deposits from structures, glass, poly, polycarbonate, cooling pads, and all irrigation systems.

used during crop rotation, prepares the greenhouse for a proper application of , removing residual organic matter, minerals, and biofilm, which diseases can hide behind.

Approved for use in Canadian Registered Establishments

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Totes, bins, plug trays, pots dip tank, brush 20–60mL/L

Picking equipment, packing high-pressure 20–40mL/L equipment, coolers sprayer, foam applicator

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combines detergents, emulsifiers, and a chlorine contributor to clean thoroughly and start the disinfection process. When used with foaming equipment, produces a shaving-cream-like foam, increasing contact time for removal of stubborn deposits such as algae, oil, and organic material.

’s powerful emulsifiers firmly hold dirt in suspension allowing it to be completely rinsed away leaving no residue. Applications for include coolers, packing lines, plug trays, totes, pots and storage areas.

The heavy-duty high-foaming chlorinated cleaner

Approved for use in Canadian Registered Establishments

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Inside greenhouses while plants pressure washer, 5–15mL/Lare outside mop, brush

* Safe to use around plants but test on small area first.

The safe way to clean during the growing season

How do you make your anti-condensate work better? First you clean the surface prior to application. But how do you clean without damaging your plants?

Solution: .

is a mild detergent that is designed to remove the fine layers of dirt, oils, and biofilm that build up in the greenhouse throughout the growing season. Indirect spray of is not phytotoxic to plant material when used at recommended rates.

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Approved for use in Canadian Registered Establishments

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Whitewash removal pressure washer, 90–110mL/LHeavy duty cleaning foam applicator, 25–40mL/LLight cleaning brush, mop 10–20mL/L

is a heavy duty, high foaming, alkaline cleaner that quickly lifts tough deposits such as oil, grease, and ground-in dirt. High-foaming clings to vertical and over-head surfaces allowing more time to penetrate deposits.

saves time, money, and labor, especially in the removal of sunblock coatings. is ideal for trucks, tractors, heavy equipment, and lunchrooms.

Multi-purpose alkaline detergent

for more than just greenhouses

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Approved for use in Canadian Registered Establishments

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Hard surfaces, tools, totes, equipment dip tanks 8mL/L Pruning knives, scissors 8mL/LPots, plug trays 8mL/LProduction area, coolers, trucks atomizer 8mL/LEnd of season & irrigation lines pressure washer, 8mL/L high-volume sprayer

is a mild quaternary ammonium compoundwith wide spectrum fungicidal and bactericidal properties..

leaves an active, neutral pH residual for up to 30 days, making it ideal for use in footbaths, on machinery, packing lines, coolers, or any hard surface throughout the entire operation.

To ensure quality control, can be tested with LaMotte QAC Test Strips or an approved equivalent. (See - “Certified Equipment” - on page 17)

Broad spectrum disinfectant, bactericide & fungicide

Approved for use in Canadian Registered Establishments

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Sample Procedure

Comprehensive experiments conducted by Chase Research Gardens show that cleaning a soiled surface first and then disinfecting with gives better results than just disinfecting alone.(1)

Least corrosive ... is the least corrosive out of nine popular, greenhouse

disinfectants tested by Alberta Agriculture Food and Rural Development. This means will not harm greenhouse structures, tools, and equipment.(2),(5)

Only one Registered ... is the only disinfectant registered for greenhouse use in Canada

apart from bleach. At label rates completely controlled common greenhouse bacteria, fungi, and viruses on typical greenhouse surfaces.(2),(5)

Biodegradable ...The biodegradability of the active ingredient in (didecyldimethyl ammonium chloride) is an important feature for greenhouse applications.(3),(5)

lasts ... yields up to 4 weeks of residual control on polyethylene

against greenhouse bacteria.(4),(5)

Contact us about how the ACBD System® can help in your facilities to control a wide range of diseases.

Dr. Ann Chase, Chase Research Gardens 1. M.V. Harding, Ph.D., R.J. Howard, Ph.D., Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, “Evaluating 2. for efficacy against selected bacterial, fungal, and viral pathogens of greenhouse vegetable crops”Gerald P. Schoeing, Ph.D., “Biodegradability of Didecyldimethylammonium Chloride (DDAC)”3. Gillian Ferguson, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Research Station, “Three Experiments to Determine the Potential of 4.

in reducing inoculum levels of the Bacterial Canker-causing organism, Clavibacter Michiganensis Subsp. Michiganensis in Greenhouses”*NOTE: 5. is now sold under the name -

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Studies prove it ...! The ACBD System® works!

CONCRETE BLOCK SURFACEThielaviopsis Basicola

+ brand ‘a’ brand ‘b’ only only

POLYETHYLENE SURFACEFusarium oxysporum

+ brand ‘a’ brand ‘b’ only only

WOOD SURFACEThielaviopsis Basicola

+ brand ‘a’ brand ‘b’ only only

Research Update

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Cleans greenhousesmid-season

Cleans heavy-duty equipment

“Always Clean Before Disinfecting”

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Cleans greenhouses,irrigation systems

inside and out

Kills bacteria, fungi,viruses and algae

Cleans production houses and storage sheds

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End of Season

Step 1 Remove all plant material, ground cover and equipment from greenhouse.

Step 2 Prepare at a use dilution of

30 mL per litre of water. Spray all of the structure, floors, walls and pipes to ensure 100% coverage. Allow product to penetrate dirt deposits for 3 to 5 minutes. Do not allow to dry or it will be necessary to re-apply the solution. (A large volume sprayer or pressure washer may be used to apply the solution.) *Wear recommended protective clothing.

Step 3 Bring in new ground cover and re-install heating pipes.

Step 4 Using a high volume sprayer and at a use dilution of 8 mL per litre, spray all of the walls, floors, equipment and pipes. Do not rinse as this will provide a 30 day residual of for continued disinfection while the new crop is being established.

Note: may be used to disinfect tools, totes, equipment, gloves and waterproof footwear. Mix in a large tote or container at a dilution of 8 mL per litre of water.

GREENHOUSES - GENERAL

Sample Procedure

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GREENHOUSES - GENERAL

Irrigation Lines

Step 1 Prepare a solution of by cautiously adding 10 mL of per litre of water. Fill irrigation lines and allow

solution to sit for up to 12 hours.

Step 2 Flush system until there is no visible soap foam.

Step 3 Prepare a solution of at a dilution of 8 mL per litre of water. Fill all irrigation lines and allow solution to sit for up to 12 hours.

Step 4 Flush system again until there is no visible soap foam. Test rinsings with LaMotte QAC Test Strips (part #: TXQAC001), or an equivalent method, to ensure there is no residual.

Sample Procedure

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Pots & Plug Trays

Step 1 Using at a use dilution of 40 mL per litre of water, fill a large tote. (Tank #1: 450 ppm available chlorine.)

Step 2 Fill a second tote with clean water.

(Tank #2: rinse.)

Step 3 Using at a use-dilution of 8 mL per litre of water, fill a third tote. (Tank #3: 600 ppm active ingredient. Use Test Kit to check residual regularly.)

Step 4 Place pots, plug trays or flats in Tank #1 and agitate using a paddle, etc. for 3 to 5 minutes. This will loosen and remove much of the organic material from the articles. (Add additional to Tank #1 when the organic material is no longer being loosened.)

Step 5 Remove articles from Tank #1 and place in Tank #2, agitating for 30 to 60 seconds to remove the cleaner. (A continuous flow of fresh water ensures a fast, complete rinse.)

Step 6 Remove articles from Tank #2 and submerge in Tank #3. Remove and stack. Do not rinse.

Note: Record on DAILY checklist.

CLEANING - GENERAL

Sample Procedure

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Corrosion inhibitors for greenhouse heating systems

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pace gl-10

manufactures two corrosion inhibitors designed specifically for “all metals” protection in greenhouse applications. Both prevent corrosion from taking place through protective film formation, scale inhibition, and pH control. ’s inhibitors are compatible with glycols, safe with pump seals, and is Health Canada approved for use in Registered Establishments.

GL-10 provides closed-system protection using conventional technology at an economical price.

GL-15 is a high-performance, low-toxicity product, designed to meet the industry demand for an all-organic formulation.

GL-10 & GL-15

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CHEMICAL MIXING-STATION uDelivers consistent diluted products at pre-selected strengths. Available in 1, 2, or 3 button configurations.

t LC FOAMER/ENTRY WAY SANITIZER Mixes water and air with chemical to produce a rich, clinging foam. Cart, wall, or drum mount.

t HYDROFOAMER Handheld unit with quick-connect hose for easy foaming and rinsing.

Certified Equipment

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t LaMotte QAC Test Strips Maintain correct disinfectant

strength by comparing tested colour with provided chart.

PRESSURE WASHER uModels available up to 3500 psi with interchangeable wands and nozzles, easily handles the largest jobs.

t HEAVY-DUTY PLASTIC FOOT BATH Deep trough ensures maximum contact with disinfectant while grooved base collects loose organic material. Rugged construction.

FOGGER pUses compressed air to atomize disinfectants for thorough contact with all surfaces. Available in permanent mount, portable, and hand-held models.

©copyright 2008 l.e.m.

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What our customers have to say about

since

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* NOTE: is now sold under the name - and emphasis has been added into quotes.

“ We switched to and to clean and disinfect our greenhouses and are very pleased with the results. The combination of and gives us excellent control of algae and plant pathogens. In addition, and are more cost effective than the product we were previously using because we use far less and to achieve higher levels of control. ”

— Staci A Rosenberger, Assistant Plant Scientist II, Syngenta Seeds Inc.

“ We have been using , , and for about 8 years. and at

clean up time and and in the packing shed during the growing season. We have always seen a significant decrease in disease pressure since the first time we used the

line of cleaners. I really don’t think there is anything better. ”

— Jaromir Zeman, Head Grower

“ SeaCliff has been using to clean our propagation greenhouse with great success in preparing the growing area for new seedlings. We also use for disinfecting all of our picking or shipping carts to ensure quality sterile plants get delivered to our customers. ”

— Bob Ondejko, Vice President, Seacliff Farms

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