Tazer 250 SC 5 l

Small-scale application: 10 ml/10 l water.

Tazer 250 SC is a systemic fungicide with preventive and curative action on pathogens.
Tazer 250 SC is a beige liquid containing 250 g/l of azoxystrobin. It is a fungicide of the strobilurin group with broad spectrum activity on grapes, rape and potatoes.

It is very effective against brown and yellow rust in cereals, preventing spore germination, mycelial growth and sporulation. The fungicide quickly translocates to the crop, applied as a second cereal treatment, very beneficial in the fight against diseases and the crop due to its greening effect and its greening action. Through the action of the "greening effect", a significant quantitative and qualitative advantage is obtained during harvest.

When combined with other fungicides from different groups, it provides complete protection and prevents the emergence of resistant forms.

Use:

In cereals: fusariosis is treated in the developmental stage from the beginning to the end of flowering (BBCH 61-69) and other diseases are treated in the developmental stage, from the beginning of twinning to the end of the inspiration. process (BBCH 30 - 59). In cereal crops, Tazer 250 SC is applied up to 2 treatments on the same crop in one growing season. The treatment period should not exceed 21 days. For cereal crops, the water rate is between 200-400 l/ha at 0.8 l/ha.

For oilseed rape: to reduce infestations caused by grey wheat rot (Botrytis cinerea) and black leaf (Alternaria brassicae) and white rot (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum), apply at a rate of 1,0 l/ha. 200-500 l of water per hectare. Treat in spring or at flowering (BBCH 61-69).

In potatoes. A maximum of 3 treatments on the same crop may be authorised during the growing season and the interval between treatments must not exceed 14 days. The first treatment will be applied at the end of the line (BBCH 31) and the others will be applied after a waiting period.

Phytotoxicity: The product, used at normal doses and in accordance with the instructions for use, is not phytotoxic to the crops for which it is authorised. Taking into account the high sensitivity of apple cultivars to the active substance azoxystrobin, an appropriate buffer should be considered to prevent infiltration of the spray mixture onto the planting surface of the trees.

Break period: 7 days for potatoes, 35 days for winter wheat and spring and spring barley; 66 days for oilseed rape.

Doses vary depending on the crop treated (see label).