Curzate Gachinko Pak 3.33 HA

CURZATE GACHINKO PAK:

Curzate and Gachinko professional package, consisting of the fungicides Curzate 60 WG and Gachinko, is a comprehensive solution for the protection of potato against the dangerous potato late blight (Phytophthora infestans). The package is designed for an area of 3.33 ha, based on the dosage of the leading product, Curzate 60 WG.

The strength of the package lies in the complementary modes of action of the contained active substances:

- Cymoxanil: Acts systemically and on the surface, allowing effective control of both existing infections and prevention of new ones.

- Amisulbrom: Acts mainly on the surface and translaminarly, serving as a respiration inhibitor at the cellular level, providing excellent preventive protection.

Thanks to different modes of action, these active substances synergistically protect crops against fungal diseases, primarily against potato late blight (Phytophthora infestans). The use of both fungicides ensures increased effectiveness in both preventive and curative action, offering comprehensive protection for your plantation.

The package designed for 3.33 ha contains:

- Curzate 60 WG 500 g

- Gachinko 1l

ACTION OF THE PRODUCT CURZATE 60 WG:

Curzate is a modern fungicide in the form of water-dispersible granules (WG), offering comprehensive protection of potato against potato late blight thanks to its dual systemic and surface action. It can be used both preventively to protect crops from infection and curatively when the disease has already appeared. The active substance contained in the preparation is cymoxanil (belonging to the FRAC group 27), which effectively controls the pathogen, providing effective and versatile protection.

CURZATE 60 WG ACTIVE SUBSTANCE CONTENT:

cymoxanil (a compound from the iminoacetylurea derivatives group) – 600 g/kg (60%) 

CURZATE 60 WG SCOPE OF USE, TIMING AND DOSES:

The product is intended for use with self-propelled or tractor-mounted field sprayers.

How to use Curzate 60 WG:

Potato

Potato late blight

Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.15 kg/ha

Use the product only in mixture with a fungicide with surface (contact) action containing one of the following active substances: mancozeb, cyazofamid, fluazinam. The surface-acting product should be applied at the recommended dose.

Application timing: Use the product from the beginning of row closure to the beginning of leaf yellowing (BBCH 31-91).

The first treatment should be performed according to forecasting or

− on early varieties: during the period of row closure,

− on late varieties: at the first symptoms of disease occurrence in the region on early varieties.

After the first treatment with a systemic product or Curzate 60 WG in mixture, subsequent treatments should be applied as needed with an interval of 5-14 days. Shorter intervals should be observed under higher pathogen pressure and on varieties susceptible to potato late blight.

Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 4

Interval between treatments: at least 5 days.

Recommended water volume: 150-400 l/ha

Recommended spraying: medium droplet size.

Use a higher water volume in dense crops or with strongly developed potato foliage.

Pre-harvest interval for Curzate:

potatoes – 1 day 

ACTION OF THE PRODUCT GACHINKO:

Gachinko is a fungicide available as a concentrate for preparing a water suspension, characterised by dual surface and translaminar action. It is mainly intended for preventive use, which allows effective protection of crops against disease development.

GACHINKO ACTIVE SUBSTANCE CONTENT:

amisulbrom (a compound from the sulfonamide group) – 200 g/litre (18%)

GACHINKO SCOPE OF USE, TIMING AND DOSES:

The product is intended for use with self-propelled or tractor-mounted field sprayers. 

How to use Gachinko:

Potato

Potato late blight

Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.5 l/ha

Application timing: Use preventively, from the development of lateral shoots on the main stem to the beginning of leaf yellowing (BBCH 21 to BBCH 91). The first treatment should be performed according to forecasting or at the moment of infection risk. Usually, the first treatment should be done at row closure.

During periods of high disease pressure and rapid development of green potato parts, subsequent treatments should be applied at 7-day intervals. With lower disease pressure, treatments can be repeated at a maximum interval of 10 days.

Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 6 (last treatment 7 days before harvest)

Interval between treatments: 7 – 10 days

Recommended water volume: 200-1000 l/ha.

Recommended spraying: medium droplet size 

Pre-harvest interval for Gachinko:

Potato - 7 days