Fungicides & Insecticides
Fungicides work by targeting fungal spores, mycelium, or other fungal structures, disrupting their growth, reproduction, or metabolic processes. They can be applied preventatively to protect plants from fungal infections or curatively to treat existing infections.
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Insecticides, on the other hand, are chemical substances designed to control, repel, or eliminate insects that pose a threat to plants, animals, or humans. Insects can cause significant damage to crops by feeding on plant tissues, transmitting diseases, or competing with humans and animals for resources. Insecticides target various stages of insect development, including eggs, larvae, nymphs, and adults, and can affect insects through contact, ingestion, or inhalation.
​Disease & Pest prevention and control
Crop protection
Extended plant lifespan
Improved Crop Yield and Quality
Manzate 200
​Manzate 200 is a fungicide containing active ingredients from the 'dithiocarbamate' group, which acts broadly, is non-systemic, and provides protective action
Crux
​CRUX is a fungicide containing active ingredients mancozeb and azoxystrobin from the 'dithiocarbamate' and 'methoxyacrylate' groups. Mancozeb provides protective action, while azoxystrobin acts systemically, offering protection and cure
Adonis
ADONIS is an insecticide containing active ingredients from the 'organophosphate' group, which acts systemically
Blocus Beta
Blocus Beta is an insecticide containing active ingredients from the 'pyrethroid' group, which does not act through contact or stomach poisoning