DESCRIPTION
- Kavach Fungicide contains Chlorothalonil is a broad-spectrum contact fungicide and is highly effective against Anthracnose, Fruit Rots, Tikka disease, Early and Late Blight on various crops. Gives outstanding results when used prophylactically. It is ideal as an alternate round with systemic fungicides like Ridomil Gold controlling oomycetes.
- Technical Content : Chlorothalonil 75% WP
MODE OF ACTION :- Chlorothalonil is a multi-site inhibitor affecting various enzymes and other metabolic processes in fungi. It inhibits spore germination and is toxic to fungal cell membranes.
USAGE :
| Target Crops |
Target Insects/Pests |
Dosage /acre(gm) |
| Ground Nut |
Tikka, Rust |
240-320gm/ acre |
| Potato |
Early & Late Blight |
| Grapes |
Anthraconse, Downy Mildew |
40gm/ acre |
| Chilli |
Fruit Rot |
300gm/ acre |
FAQs for Kavach Fungicide:
1. What makes Kavach effective as a fungicide?
- Kavach contains Chlorothalonil, which acts as a protective barrier on plant surfaces, preventing fungal spores from germinating and spreading disease.
2. Can Kavach be used on vegetable crops?
- Yes, Kavach is suitable for use on a variety of vegetable crops, including tomatoes and potatoes, providing effective disease control against blights and other fungal infections.
3. What specific diseases does Kavach target?
- Kavach is highly effective against diseases like Tikka disease in groundnuts, early and late blight in potatoes, and fruit rots in various fruit-bearing plants.
4. How should Kavach be applied for maximum effectiveness?
- For best results, Kavach should be applied at the first sign of disease or as a preventive measure, ensuring thorough coverage of all plant surfaces.
5. What are the environmental considerations when using Kavach?
- While using Kavach, it's important to follow label instructions carefully to minimize any potential environmental impact, especially avoiding runoff to water bodies.
6. Is there a best time of day to apply Kavach?
- Apply Kavach during cooler parts of the day, either early morning or late afternoon, to reduce the risk of burning the plants and to maximize absorption.
7. How long does Kavach remain effective after application?
- The effectiveness of Kavach can last between 7 to 14 days, depending on rainfall and the crop's growth rate.
8. What should be done if a plant reacts negatively to Kavach?
- If you notice adverse reactions like leaf burn or discoloration after applying Kavach, discontinue use and consult an agricultural extension service or a plant specialist for guidance.
9. Can Kavach be used in organic farming?
- Kavach, being a chemical fungicide, is not suitable for organic farming. Organic growers should look for OMRI-listed products instead.
10. Where can I find more detailed information about using Kavach on my crops?
- For more detailed usage instructions, refer to the product label or consult product resources available at agricultural supply stores or online agricultural portals.
