Tebuconazole 750 WDG

Manufacturer
Titan AG
Category
Fungicides
Registered until
2024-06-29
Registration number
64271
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Tebuconazole 750 WDG (Titan AG Australia): Protecting Crops from Fungal Diseases

Active Ingredient: Tebuconazole (750 g/kg), belonging to the triazole class of systemic fungicides.

Mode of Action: Tebuconazole acts systemically within the plant, interfering with the ergosterol biosynthesis process in fungal cells, ultimately stopping their growth and spread. It has both preventative and curative activity.

Target Diseases:

  • Registered in Australia for:

    • Grapes: Powdery mildew, black spot

    • Stone fruits: Brown rot, blossom blight

    • Pome fruits: Scab, powdery mildew

    • Citrus: Black spot, scab

    • Potatoes: Early blight, late blight

    • Tomatoes: Early blight, gray mold

    • Peanuts: Leaf spot

Benefits:

  • Broad-spectrum control: Effective against various fungal diseases in listed crops.

  • Systemic activity: Protects both treated plant parts and new growth.

  • Preventative and curative: Stops initial infections and suppresses established ones.

  • Long-lasting protection: Provides up to 2 weeks of residual activity depending on weather conditions.

  • Rainfastness: Remains effective after rainfall.

Drawbacks:

  • Resistance management required: Repeated use without proper strategies can lead to resistant fungal strains.

  • Not effective against all fungal diseases: Check the label for specific target diseases.

  • Potential impact on non-target organisms: May harm beneficial insects and some plant species.

  • Safety precautions needed: Wear proper PPE during handling and application.

Important Considerations:

  • Always read and follow the label instructions carefully before using Tebuconazole 750 WDG.

  • Apply only to registered crops and target diseases at recommended rates and timings.

  • Alternate with fungicides from different modes of action to prevent resistance.

  • Do not apply during flowering to protect bees and other pollinators.

  • Follow proper mixing and application techniques to ensure efficacy and safety.

  • Wear gloves, goggles, and protective clothing during handling and application.

  • Store the product safely away from children, pets, and food.

Alternatives:

  • Copper fungicides: Broad-spectrum but can damage plant foliage if not used carefully.

  • Biological fungicides: Promote plant defenses and suppress fungal growth naturally.

  • Other synthetic fungicides: Different modes of action available based on specific disease and resistance concerns.

Disclaimer: I am not a professional plant pathologist, and this information is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. Always consult with a qualified expert for tailored recommendations and application guidance based on your specific situation and local regulations.

Additional Notes:

  • Integrated pest management (IPM) practices are recommended, combining cultural controls, physical barriers, and different control methods for sustainable disease management.

  • Be mindful of the potential impact on beneficial organisms and the environment when choosing any fungicide.

  • Always prioritize safety and follow best practices for handling and application to minimize risks.

Registered for culturesRate
Onions0 g
Lettuce200 g
Grapes0 g
Bananas130 g