Sprint Fungicide

Product Overview

This is a broad-spectrum combination fungicide formulated with Mancozeb 50% + Carbendazim 25% WP. It offers both contact and systemic action with protective and curative properties, ensuring effective control of a wide range of seed- and soil-borne diseases while also supplying essential micronutrients.

Technical Details

• Technical Name: Mancozeb 50% + Carbendazim 25% WP
• Formulation: Wettable Powder (WP)

Special Features

• Broad-Spectrum Control: Contact and systemic mixture fungicide with protective and curative action.
• Wide Use: Suitable for seed treatment, nursery/soil drenching, fruit/rhizome/tuber dip, and foliar sprays.
• Nutrient Supply: Provides manganese (Mn) and zinc (Zn), correcting micronutrient deficiencies.

Mode of Action

• Inhibits development of fungal germ tubes.
• Prevents formation of appressoria.
• Restricts mycelial growth, thereby stopping disease development.

Recommendation

Method of Application

• Mix the recommended dose with required quantity of water.
• Coat seeds uniformly before sowing.
• Shade-dry treated seeds before planting.

Disclaimer

Always read and follow the product label instructions, recommended dosage, and safety precautions before use. The information provided above is for general guidance only. 

Frequently Asked Questions 

1. What is Indofil Sprint Fungicide used for?

Indofil Sprint is a broad-spectrum systemic and contact fungicide used to manage specified fungal diseases, particularly seed-borne and soil-borne diseases, in approved crops. 

2. What is the composition of Sprint Fungicide?

Sprint Fungicide contains Carbendazim 25% + Mancozeb 50% WS. It combines systemic and contact fungicidal action. 

3. Which crops can use Indofil Sprint Fungicide?

The manufacturer's recommendations include groundnut, potato, paddy, wheat, black gram, Bengal gram, soybean, onion, and maize for specified diseases. Check the product label for approved uses. 

4. Which diseases does Sprint Fungicide control?

Depending on the crop, label-listed diseases include collar rot, dry root rot, tikka leaf spot, late blight, black scurf, brown spot, blast, sheath blight, loose smut, and damping-off. <Cite refs={["turn336593search0"]}/>

5. Is Indofil Sprint a systemic or contact fungicide?

Sprint is both a systemic and contact fungicide. Carbendazim provides systemic action, while Mancozeb acts mainly as a contact protectant. 

6. What is the dosage of Sprint Fungicide per acre?

The dosage depends on the crop, disease, and application method. Sprint is commonly recommended for seed treatment, with rates specified per quantity of seed. Follow the product label rather than applying a universal per-acre dose. 

7. Can Sprint Fungicide be used for seed treatment?

Yes. Indofil Sprint is formulated for seed treatment against specified seed-borne and soil-borne diseases. Use the recommended dose and treatment procedure for the crop listed on the label. 

8. Does Sprint Fungicide provide preventive and curative action?

Yes. The manufacturer describes Sprint as a fungicide with protective and curative action against specified fungal diseases. Results depend on the crop, disease, and timing of application. 

9. What is the price of Indofil Sprint Fungicide?

The price depends on the pack size and seller. Check the Mana GramaSethu product listing for the current price, available pack sizes, and stock status.

10. Where can I buy Indofil Sprint Fungicide online?

You can check Mana GramaSethu for Indofil Sprint Fungicide, product details, available pack sizes, and current pricing. Always verify the formulation and pack size before ordering.