Syngenta

Syngenta Cultar is a plant growth regulator (PGR) that contains the active ingredient paclobutrazol. It is a systemic PGR, which means that it is absorbed by the plant and transported throughout the plant. Cultar works by inhibiting the synthesis of gibberellins, which are plant hormones that promote growth. Cultar is used to control vegetative growth in a variety of crops, including: Apples Citrus Grapes Mangoes Papayas Peaches Pears Pineapples Plums Strawberries Tomatoes The recommended dosage of Cultar varies depending on the crop and the desired effect. For example, the recommended dosage for apple trees is 100-200 ppm, while the recommended dosage for grape vines is 50-100 ppm. Cultar is generally applied as a foliar spray, but it can also be applied to the soil. It is important to follow the label instructions carefully when applying Cultar. Benefits of using Syngenta Cultar: Controls vegetative growth, resulting in a more compact plant with improved fruit quality. Improves fruit size, color, and yield. Promotes early flowering and fruit set. Reduces the need for pruning. Improves resistance to pests and diseases. How does Cultar work? Cultar works by inhibiting the synthesis of gibberellins, which are plant hormones that promote growth. When gibberellins are inhibited, the plant's growth is slowed down. This results in a more compact plant with smaller leaves and fruits. When is Cultar applied? Cultar can be applied at any time during the growing season, but it is most commonly applied during the early spring or late fall. The timing of the application will depend on the crop and the desired effect. How is Cultar applied? Cultar is generally applied as a foliar spray, but it can also be applied to the soil. When applying Cultar as a foliar spray, it is important to make sure that the leaves are completely covered. When applying Cultar to the soil, it is important to water it in thoroughly. Safety precautions: Cultar is a toxic substance and should be handled with care. Avoid contact with the skin, eyes, and clothing. If contact occurs, wash the affected area immediately with soap and water. Do not breathe the dust or mist. Store Cultar in a cool, dry place out of reach of children and pets. Note - For more information on Syngenta Cultar, please consult the product label or contact your local Syngenta representative. What is Cultar used for? Here are some additional details about the benefits of using Syngenta Cultar: Control of vegetative growth: Cultar can help to control the growth of vegetative shoots, resulting in a more compact plant with improved fruit quality. This is especially beneficial for crops that tend to produce a lot of vegetative growth, such as apple trees and grapevines. Improved fruit size, color, and yield: Cultar can help to improve the size, color, and yield of fruits. This is because Cultar helps to redirect the plant's energy from vegetative growth to fruit production. Promotes early flowering and fruit set: Cultar can help to promote early flowering and fruit set. This can be beneficial for crops that are grown in cool climates, where the growing season is short. Reduces the need for pruning: Cultar can help to reduce the need for pruning. This is because Cultar helps to keep the plant's growth under control. Improves resistance to pests and diseases: Cultar can help to improve the plant's resistance to pests and diseases. This is because Cultar helps to make the plant's tissues less susceptible to attack.  

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Product Description  Amistar fungicide is a systemic fungicide, which means that it is absorbed by the plant and moves throughout the tissue, providing long-lasting protection. It is also a translaminar fungicide, which means that it can move through the leaves, providing protection on both the upper and lower surfaces.  It is applied as a foliar spray. The recommended application rate varies depending on the crop and the severity of the disease.  Active Ingredients  Azoxystrobin: This is a member of the strobilurin class of fungicides. It works by inhibiting mitochondrial respiration in fungi, which prevents them from producing energy. Azoxystrobin is a broad-spectrum fungicide, meaning that it is effective against a variety of different fungal diseases.  Difenoconazole: This is a triazole fungicide. It works by disrupting the cell membrane of fungi, which causes them to die. Difenoconazole is also a broad-spectrum fungicide, and it is often used in combination with azoxystrobin to provide more effective control of fungal diseases.  Mode of Action  The mode of action of Amistar fungicide is to inhibit mitochondrial respiration in fungi. This means that it prevents fungi from producing energy, which eventually kills them. The combination of azoxystrobin and difenoconazole provides a synergistic effect, which means that they are more effective at killing fungi when used together than when used alone. This is because the two compounds work in different ways to inhibit fungal growth.  Benefits  Broad-spectrum control: It is a effective against a wide range of fungal diseases, including powdery mildew, downy mildew, and rust.  Systemic and translaminar activity: It is absorbed by the plant and moves throughout the tissue, providing long-lasting protection. It can also move through the leaves, providing protection on both the upper and lower surfaces.  Curative and preventive activity: It can be used to control both existing fungal infections and to prevent new infections from occurring.  Low environmental impact: It is a relatively safe product with a low environmental impact.   Amistar fungicide is not harmful to bees or other beneficial insects.  Amistar fungicide is a valuable tool for controlling a variety of fungal diseases. It is safe, effective, and easy to use.  Disease  Dosage  Crop  Early blight in potatoes  1-2ML/ lit of water  Potatoes  Late blight in tomatoes  1-2ML/ lit of water  Tomatoes  Grey leaf spot in maize  1-2ML/ lit of water  Maize  White blister in crucifers  1-2ML/ lit of water  Cruciferous vegetables  Powdery mildew in cucurbits  1-2ML/ lit of water  Cucurbit vegetables  Anthracnose in dry beans  1-2ML/ lit of water  Dry beans  Powdery mildew in peppers  1-2ML/ lit of water  Peppers  Foliar diseases of onions  1-2ML/ lit of water  Onions   It is important to note that these are just general guidelines, and the specific dosage and application rate may vary depending on the crop, the severity of the disease, and the environmental conditions. It is always best to consult the product label for specific instructions. 

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BENEFITS Voliam Targo is effective against most powerful Tuta Absoluta and caterpillar control. Economical to use as it tackles a wide range of pests. Fast action with an immediate kill, preserving yield. Fewer applications because of its long-lasting efficacy. Low PHI of 3 days and safe to the consumer. Controls all pest stages reducing crop damage hence higher yields. INSECTS/ DISEASES - Diamondback moth (Plutella xylostella) in Cabbages Spider mites (Tetranychus urticae), Leaf miners (Liriomyza spp), Caterpillars in Tomatoes Leaf miners (Liriomyza spp) and Thrips in Squash DOSAGE - 200ml /acre or 1ml/liter of water.

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Syngenta Agrimek® 1.8 EC is a miticide/insecticide that offers exceptional and long residual mite and insect control on fruits and vegetables. It contains 18.0 g/L Abamectin Protects soybeans, almonds, grapes, citrus fruits, sweet corn and a variety of other vegetables Provides a reservoir of protection with its locally systemic active ingredient, abamectin Becomes rain fast once dry, providing long residual control levels Targets difficult-to-manage pests such as two spotted spider mites on both the upper and lower level of leaves Easily tank mixes with common crop protection insecticide for broad-spectrum control of other pests

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