Fanfare

Key Characteristics & Agricultural Benefits

• Pesticide resistant to Nematodes Phosphoric Pesticide acts as a systemic Pesticide and in contact with resistance to Nematodes A long-acting pesticide used once during the season Affects many types of Nematodes, including (Root-knot Nematodes – root ulceration Nematodes – stunting roots Nematodes – spiral Nematodes) Resists a number of other secondary pests besides Nematodes, including (Biting worms – earthworms – Mole cricket) where its toxic action inhibiting the action of the enzyme cholinesterase causing paralysis of the nervous system of Nematodes and other pests Successfully used in all types of soils (clay – loam – sand – calcareous ) Nematodes are among the most dangerous animal pests that harm field crops, vegetables, fruit trees and ornamental plants. It causes infection through the roots after penetration and absorption of plant juices and the secretion of enzymes decomposition of the root cells and occurs in it many changes and divisions causing ulceration, nodes, tuberculosis and inflation, in addition to providing an appropriate medium for fungal, bacterial and viral infections. This leads to a general weakness of the plant and may lead to the death of some seedlings. It is known that severe Nematodes infections of some crops and fruit trees lead to the arrival of the crop without the economic limit of the production process as a whole and cause flagrant losses from here, it was necessary to resist this pest and reduce the risk. Due to the need to regularly distribute the dose of Fanfare 10%, 12.5 kg per Acre should be mixed with 50 kg of sand homogeneously and scattered regularly during the service operations before planting. In the case of treatment of fruit trees, the pesticide mixture is distributed with sand in trenches around the trees or under the points with a scribble to the soil at a depth of approximately 10-15 cm