Bayer Antracol Fungicide Spray 10kg – Broad-Spectrum Crop Disease Control

Bayer Antracol Fungicide Spray 10kg

Bayer Antracol Fungicide Spray 10kg is a broad-spectrum, contact fungicide containing 700g/kg Propineb for protecting registered crops against a range of fungal diseases. It is formulated as a wettable powder and belongs to Fungicide Group M3, providing a multi-site approach to crop disease management.

Antracol also supplies zinc and is registered for disease control in crops including potatoes, tomatoes, cucurbits, onions and citrus. It is particularly useful for diseases such as target spot, late blight, grey leaf spot, downy mildew and black spot.

Key Features & Benefits

• 700g/kg Propineb active ingredient

• Group M3 fungicide

• Wettable powder formulation

• Broad-spectrum disease control

• Provides zinc as part of the formulation

• Controls target spot (early blight) and late blight

• Controls grey leaf spot in tomatoes

• Controls downy mildew in cucurbits and onions

• Controls black spot in citrus

• Suitable for registered agricultural and horticultural crops

• 10kg commercial pack

Diseases Controlled

Bayer Antracol is registered for control of a range of fungal diseases, including:

• Target spot (early blight) in potatoes and tomatoes

• Late blight (Irish blight) in potatoes and tomatoes

• Grey leaf spot in tomatoes

• Downy mildew in cucurbits and onions

• Black spot in citrus

• Other diseases specified on the current Australian label

How Antracol Fungicide Works

Antracol is a contact fungicide, so it works on the plant surface rather than moving systemically through the plant. This makes thorough spray coverage important when applying the product.

Its Group M3 multi-site mode of action provides a different disease-management approach from fungicides that act at a single site. Bayer also highlights the zinc contribution of Antracol as part of its crop protection benefits.

Antracol Fungicide Dosage & Application

The correct Antracol fungicide dosage depends on the crop and disease being treated, so the current Australian label should always be checked before mixing and application.

For example, the label specifies 200g per 100L of water for target spot and late blight control in potatoes and tomatoes. Other crops and diseases have their own application rates, intervals and requirements.

Because Antracol is a contact fungicide, apply the prepared spray thoroughly to the crop foliage to achieve good coverage.

Important Application Notes

• Always read the current Antracol fungicide spray label before use.

• Use only on crops and diseases listed on the label.

• Follow the crop-specific dosage and application interval.

• Ensure thorough coverage of treated foliage.

• Follow the specified withholding period before harvesting.

• Do not apply with equipment carried on the back of the user.

• Follow all safety directions and label restrictions.

• Avoid contamination of waterways and aquatic environments.

Product Details

• Brand: Bayer

• Product: Antracol Fungicide Spray

• Pack Size: 10kg

• Active Ingredient: Propineb 700g/kg

• Formulation: Wettable powder

• Fungicide Group: M3

• Product Type: Contact fungicide

• Application: Diluted spray

• Registered Uses: Includes potatoes, tomatoes, cucurbits, onions and citrus

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Bayer Antracol Fungicide Spray used for?
Antracol is used to control a range of fungal diseases including target spot, late blight, grey leaf spot, downy mildew and black spot on registered crops.

What is the active ingredient in Antracol?
The active ingredient is 700g/kg Propineb, a Group M3 fungicide.

What is the Antracol fungicide dosage?
Dosage varies according to the crop and disease. For target spot and late blight in potatoes and tomatoes, the label specifies 200g per 100L of water. Always follow the current label for the specific crop being treated.

Is Antracol a systemic fungicide?
No. Antracol is a contact fungicide, so good spray coverage is important for effective protection.

Can Antracol be used on tomatoes?
Yes. It is registered for diseases including target spot, late blight and grey leaf spot in tomatoes, subject to the current label directions.

Can Antracol be used on potatoes?
Yes. Antracol is registered for target spot (early blight) and late blight in potatoes.

Where can I buy Bayer Antracol Fungicide Spray 10kg in Australia?
Order online from Bonnyrigg Produce & Garden Supplies, or visit the store in Bonnyrigg, Sydney.