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42 products with valid registration, according to the State Catalogue of Pesticides of Georgia.

ProductRateCropMethod and timing of treatmentPre-harvest interval, days (treatments)
Bravo 500 SC 3 Tomato Spraying during the growing season - (3)
Cuproflow, SC 1.75-2.1 Tomato Spraying during the growing season 20 (4)
Cuproxat, SC 4-5 6-8 Apricot, Sour cherry, Plum, Peach, Sweet cherry spraying during the growing season. volume 800-1000 l/ha, after leaf fall 20 (2)
Cupertine Super, WP 3.5-4.5 Tomato Spraying during the growing season with 0,4% working solution 20 (2)
Karneol, SC 2.0-2,5 Pear, Apple spraying during the growing season at the first signs of disease 40 (4)
Ramin 30 DF 1.9-2.2 Walnut, Hazelnut, Chestnut, Almond treatment in the autumn-winter period 14 (1-2)
Lennox, WG 1.5 Raspberry Treatment during the growing season at 7-14-day intervals 28 (2)
Deva Bordo, WP 6-8 Tomato spraying is carried out during the growing season: when using the product, climatic conditions should be taken into account; volume 400-500 l/ha 15 (2-3)
Tivoli, WG 0.25-0.35 Cucumber spraying during the growing season as soon as symptoms appear, at 7-10-day intervals 14 (2-3)
0.25-0.35 Potato spraying during the growing season as soon as symptoms appear, at 7-10-day intervals 14 (2-3)
Relect, WP 1.2-1.5 Sunflower Spraying during the growing season 14 (3)
TD 2, WDG 1.5 Raspberry spraying during the growing season at 7-14-day intervals 28 (2)
Ridonili +, WP 1.8-2.7 Cucumber spraying during the growing season as soon as the first symptoms appear. volume 500 l/ha 3 (3)
SINAN, SC 0.5-0.1 + Ingres 15-100 ml/100l water spring and winter cereal crops Spraying during the growing season at 7-14-day intervals. 35 (2)
SAFA CAPTAN 50 WP 1.2-1.5 300 g/100 l water. Tomato spraying begins at the first sign of disease, at 7-10-day intervals. taking into account disease progress and climatic conditions. volume 400-500 l/ha. 14 (2-3)
1.0-1.25 250 g/100 l water. Tomato spraying begins at the first sign of disease, at 7-10-day intervals. taking into account disease progress and climatic conditions. volume 400-500 l/ha. 14 (2-3)
Tabian 70 WG 1.5-1.8 75 g/100 l water. Citrus application begins when shoots are about 5-10 cm long or the first signs of disease appear, taking into account shoot development and climatic characteristics. especially during shoot development, sprays continue at 15-20-day intervals to protect newly formed parts of growing shoots and leaves and young fruit from disease. application stops when shoot development ceases, rainfall decreases, temperature rises and the fruit reaches about 4 cm in diameter. volume 2000-2500 l/ha 14 (2-3)
Direct 07, WDG 1.2-1.5 Sunflower application during the growing season. 7 (3)
Floki 250 EC 0.3 300 ml/ ha Sugar beet 1st spray begins when Cercospora leaf spot is visible on 5% of mature sugar beet leaves (at least one spot). sprays should continue at 14-day intervals as needed. 14 (2-4)
Unikal, SC 0.4-0.8 Pear, Plum, Fruit trees, Apple, Peach Spraying during the growing season, both preventively and at the first symptoms. spray volume 1000-1200 l/ha 30 (3)
Miracle 25 EC 2.0-2.5 100 ml/100 l water Citrus spraying begins when shoots are about 5-10 cm long and the first signs of disease are noticed, taking into account shoot development and climatic characteristics. spraying continues at 15-20-day intervals to protect newly formed parts of shoots and leaves and young fruit from disease, especially during shoot development. spraying stops when shoot growth ceases, rainfall decreases, temperature rises and the fruit reaches about 4 cm in diameter. volume 2000-2500 l/ha 21 (3-4)
Hydromicron, SC 5.0-6.0 250 ml /100 l water Citrus spraying begins when shoots start developing and are about 5-10 cm long, at the first signs of disease. taking into account climatic characteristics. sprays stop when branch development ceases, rainfall decreases and temperature rises, and the fruit reaches about 4 cm in diameter. volume 2000-2500l/ha 21 (3-5)
Supper Copper, WP 2.4-3.2 Tomato Spraying during the growing season with 0,4% working solution 20 (4)
Cuprablau,wg 1.4-1.6 Tomato Spraying during the growing season 7-10 (2)
BUFFOON SC 4.0-5.0 250 ml/ 100l water Citrus application begins when shoots start developing, are 5-10 cm long and the first disease symptoms appear, taking into account climatic characteristics. application continues at 15-20-day intervals to protect newly formed parts of growing shoots and leaves and young fruit from disease, especially during shoot growth. application stops when shoot development ceases, rainfall decreases, temperature rises and the fruit reaches about 4 cm in diameter. volume 1500-2000l/ha 4.0-5.0 250 ml/ 100l water
Amylo-X LC, SC 2-5 l/ha Pome fruit at the onset of infection or when it is expected, or according to local signs, before flowering, from the period until harvest. interval between treatments 7-10 days. volume 600 – 1000 l/ha - (4-6)
2-5 l/ha Olive at the onset of infection or when it is expected, or according to local signs. interval between treatments 7-10 days. volume 600-1000 l/ha; for more effective control mix or alternate with copper-based products recommended for such use. - (4-6)
2-2.5 l/ha Beans, Peas at the onset of infection or when it is expected, or according to local signs. interval between treatments 7-10 days. volume 400-600 l/ha; for more effective control mix or alternate with chemical fungicides recommended for such use. - (4-6)
Falcon Pro EC 425 0,7 winter and spring barley spraying during the growing season at 14-day intervals, preventively or according to forecast and symptoms. spraying begins at the onset of disease, at stem elongation or the 2nd node stage, and no later than the end of heading. volume 200-400 l/ha. 35 (2)
Avalon 250 EW 0.5
0,5-0,8
Pear, Apple spraying during the growing season: preventive treatment once every 6-8 days until walnut size is reached, then every 10-15 days 40 (1-2)
Granny, SC 1.0-1.4 Stone fruit, Nectarine, Apricot, Sour cherry, Plum, Peach spraying at bud opening, full bloom, a few weeks before harvest; first preventive at the "green cone" stage, next at 7-10-day intervals. 21 (4)
Promesa, SC 0,75-1 Zucchini, Cucumber, Pumpkin the product is used only within a treatment system, alternating with other fungicides. spraying during the growing season from the unfolded 9th leaf until 80% of fruit is ripe. in the following growing season the crop on the plantation must be changed 3 (3)
Baron, WP 2.0 Nut crops, Walnut, Hazelnut Spraying during the growing season 21 (3)
Graviton EC 0,4 Sugar beet spraying begins as soon as 5% of disease symptoms appear and continues at 15-20-day intervals 20 (2)
Dribbling, WP 2.0 Nut crops, Walnut, Hazelnut Spraying during the growing season 20 (3)
BLUE DROP 20 WP 4-6 Tomato spraying during the growing season. volume rate 400-500 l 15 (2-3)
Cidely Top 140 DC 0, 5-0, 7 Tomato spraying during the growing season. volume rate 500 l/ha. 15 (3)
TANCAP XTRA, WG 2 Vegetables d 15 (1-2)
Zermat, SC 0.5 Maize (corn) spraying during the growing season: apply early in the season to prevent disease, on leaves and stems at an early stage 21 (1)
BEST CAPTAN 50 WP 1.0-1.25 250g/100 l water. Tomato spraying begins at the first sign of disease, at 7-10-day intervals. taking into account disease progress and climatic conditions. volume 400-500 l/ha 14 (2-3)
Bordo Flow New SC 2.8-4 Alfalfa Spraying during the growing season spray volume 400- 600 l/ha 15 (2)
Ossiclor 50 WP 2.5-3.2 Tomato Spraying during the growing season 20 (4)
Bordeaux Caffaro Blue, WP 2.8-4 Alfalfa Spraying during the growing season spray volume 400- 600 l/ha 15 (2)
Skipper, EC 1.0 Tomato spraying every 7-14 days depending on the degree of infection 7 (2-3)
Best Bakir 50 WP 2.5-3.2 Eggplant, Tomato Spraying during the growing season. spray volume 600 l/ha 20 (4)
Revycare, EC 0,5-1 spring and winter barley spraying during the growing season preventively or when signs of disease appear. recommended timing: start of stem elongation and flag leaf stage; volume 100-300 l/ha 35 (2)