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Agri Gold 480 Concentrated Emulsion
*Pesticide Properties:
It's a systemic fungicide with residual effect, targeting fungi present in the soil, such as species of Pythium and Phytophthora, which affect various crops.
*Composition and Active Ingredient Ratio:
Metalaxyl-M 480 g/L.
* Chemical Group:
Acylalanine.
*Phytotoxicity:
The pesticide does not cause phytotoxicity and is tolerated by all crops mentioned in this bulletin under recommended conditions and usage rates.
*Toxicity to Bees, Birds, and Fish:
Slightly toxic to fish, bees, and birds.
*Toxicity Classification According to WHO Standards:
(+ WHO Class III) It is unlikely to cause any poisoning within the recommended usage rates.
*Compatibility:
Compatible with most insecticides and fungicides except for alkaline and sulfur-based ones.
*Harvest Safety Period:
14 days for strawberries. For apples, citrus fruits: 42 days, and for almonds, vegetables, cotton, and tobacco, there's no specific period.
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Crop |
Disease |
Usage rate |
Usage |
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Almonds |
Root rot Stem rot |
1 ml/m² for small trees up to 3 years old, 1.2 - 2.5 ml/m² for fruiting trees older than 3 years.
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3 times per year around the trunk and at the roots. 2 times per year around the trunk and at the roots. |
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Apples |
Collar rot |
1 ml per non-fruiting tree. |
Once before flowering in spring, and again in autumn around the trunk. |
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Citrus fruits |
Gummosis in citrus Foot rot Root rot Stem cankers |
1 ml/m² for small trees up to 3 years old, 1.2 - 2.5 ml/m² for fruiting trees older than 3 years. |
Trunk irrigation twice, the first precedes the rainy season and is repeated every 3-6 months. |
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Strawberries |
Red heart rot Rhizome rot |
0.375-0.5 L/ha. |
Twice in the first season before planting on lines, irrigated after treatment for 5 minutes. |
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Cotton |
Seedling blight and damping-off diseases |
1.5 - 3 ml per 100 meters of row. |
Spray the furrow before covering the seeds. |
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Bell peppers Eggplants |
Root and crown rot (seedling collapse) |
1 liter/ha before planting
2 liters/ha after planting. |
Use 2-3 times around the plant, with a width of 30 cm. The second addition is added 21-28 days after sowing and mixed with the surface soil. |
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Tobacco |
Black foot disease - blue mold
Seedling collapse |
1-2 liters/ha (single treatment).
0.5-1 liter/ha (multiple treatments). |
Soil irrigation before sowing, where it is mixed into the soil, using the highest rate for resistant or half-resistant varieties. Use irrigation before and during the sowing stage, repeating treatment at a rate of 0.5 L/ha after 4-5 weeks. |
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Green fodder |
Yellowing Seedling drop Powdery mildew - blight |
1.5-2 liters/ha. |
Treat directly after sowing, at a rate of 3 times per season, with a maximum limit of 3 applications, and during the development stages of the disease. |
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Ornamental plants |
Root rot Stem rot Seedling wilt |
For soil beds: 12.5-18.7 ml/m³ in 5-10 liters of water.
For irrigation: 6.25-12.5 ml per 100 liters of water.
For flowers: 2-20 ml per 100 m².
For tulips: 12.5 ml per 100 liters of water.
For lilacs: 1 liter/ha on stems.
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Local Reliance |
Gummosis in citrus (Curative) on citrus |
1 ml/m² for trees under 2 years old, 2.5 ml/m² for trees over 3 years old.
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Produced by Modern for plants Protection Company, AGRI PES
