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• It is copper compound in dust form.
• It is used as soil dusting in agriculture crop.
• It acts as soil disinfectant & kill the spores of many fungal  & bacterial disease.

• Form: Fine, dry powder (dust).

• Active Ingredient: Usually contains 20-75% elemental copper, depending on the formulation.

• Color: Typically blue or green, due to the copper compounds.

• Mode of Action: Copper ions interfere with enzyme systems of fungi and bacteria, inhibiting their growth and reproduction.

• Compatibility: Can be used alone or in combination with other pest/disease management practices.

  • Downy mildew

  • Powdery mildew

  • Bacterial leaf spot

  • Anthracnose

  • Late and early blight

  • Canker and rusts

  • Vegetables: Tomatoes, peppers, potatoes

  • Fruits: Grapes, citrus, apples

  • Field crops: Beans, peanuts

  • Ornamentals and flowers

  • Dusting: Direct application of the dust to leaves, stems, or fruit.

    • Best applied when plants are dry and there is no wind to prevent drift.

  • Frequency: Usually applied every 7–10 days, or after rain or irrigation.

  • Timing: Early application is key—typically before or at the onset of disease symptoms.

  • Varies depending on crop and disease pressure (e.g., 10–20 kg per hectare), but always follow label instructions.

  • Excessive copper use can lead to phytotoxicity (plant damage), especially under hot, wet conditions.

  • Overuse may lead to copper accumulation in the soil.

  • Use protective gear (gloves, mask) to avoid inhalation and skin contact.

  • Avoid use near pollinators and water bodies to prevent toxicity.

Common Uses:

Copper dust is widely used in organic and conventional agriculture to manage diseases such as:

Application: 1. Crops Treated: 2. Method: 3. Rate of Application: Precautions:
• Used in pomegranate orchards to control oily spot or telya disease.

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• Liquid sulphur is used for control of mildew of various crops.
• It is effective fungicide & plant nutrent.
• It is miticide.
• It can be used to control red spider.
• It is secondary nutrient liquid.
• Liquid sulphur is used as folier fertilizers where the plant absorbs it through its leaves & used it as an integral

Approx. Rs 57 / KgGet Latest Price

• It is copper compound in dust form.
• It is used as soil dusting in agriculture crop.
• It acts as soil disinfectant & kill the spores of many fungal  & bacterial disease.

• Form: Fine, dry powder (dust).

• Active Ingredient: Usually contains 20-75% elemental copper, depending on the formulation.

• Color: Typically blue or green, due to the copper compounds.

• Mode of Action: Copper ions interfere with enzyme systems of fungi and bacteria, inhibiting their growth and reproduction.

• Compatibility: Can be used alone or in combination with other pest/disease management practices.

  • Downy mildew

  • Powdery mildew

  • Bacterial leaf spot

  • Anthracnose

  • Late and early blight

  • Canker and rusts

  • Vegetables: Tomatoes, peppers, potatoes

  • Fruits: Grapes, citrus, apples

  • Field crops: Beans, peanuts

  • Ornamentals and flowers

  • Dusting: Direct application of the dust to leaves, stems, or fruit.

    • Best applied when plants are dry and there is no wind to prevent drift.

  • Frequency: Usually applied every 7–10 days, or after rain or irrigation.

  • Timing: Early application is key—typically before or at the onset of disease symptoms.

  • Varies depending on crop and disease pressure (e.g., 10–20 kg per hectare), but always follow label instructions.

  • Excessive copper use can lead to phytotoxicity (plant damage), especially under hot, wet conditions.

  • Overuse may lead to copper accumulation in the soil.

  • Use protective gear (gloves, mask) to avoid inhalation and skin contact.

  • Avoid use near pollinators and water bodies to prevent toxicity.

Common Uses:

Copper dust is widely used in organic and conventional agriculture to manage diseases such as:

Application: 1. Crops Treated: 2. Method: 3. Rate of Application: Precautions:
• Used in pomegranate orchards to control oily spot or telya disease.