In modern farming, crop protection is crucial to ensure healthy yields and sustainable productivity. Fungal diseases are among the most common threats that reduce both the quality and quantity of produce. Utilising Haru Fungicide can significantly mitigate these risks.
With its advanced formulation, it brings a revolutionary solution—“Fasal ki Shakal Badal De”—transforming your crop’s health and yield. With it, the farmers can effectively combat these threats and ensure robust growth.
Let’s explore why Haru Fungicide is the preferred choice for chilli and soybean farmers, and how it stands out in disease prevention and elimination.
What is HARU Fungicide?
It is renowned for its efficacy in controlling a wide range of fungal diseases, ensuring that crops thrive under diverse conditions.
It is a broad-spectrum, multifunctional fungicide designed to protect crops from a wide range of fungal infections. It is a powerful combination of two potent active ingredients:
- Tebuconazole (10%) – a systemic fungicide from the triazole group.
- Sulphur (65%) – a contact and vapour-action fungicide.
This unique blend makes HARU WG (Water Dispersible Granules) a highly effective tool against diseases in chilli and soybean crops.
Mode of Action: Triple Protection in One Spray
HARU works through three modes of action, offering unmatched disease control:
Utilising it not only protects crops but also promotes better overall health, ensuring that farmers achieve optimal yields.
- Systemic Action – Tebuconazole is absorbed by the plant and moves through the acropetal pathway, providing internal protection.
- Contact Action – Sulphur remains on the leaf surface and immediately attacks the fungal spores.
- Vapour Action – Sulphur releases vapours that provide additional protection in the crop canopy.
This triple-action formula helps protect and cure the crop, making HARU both a preventive and curative fungicide.
Unique Benefits of HARU Fungicide
Dual Power Formula: Combines systemic and contact fungicides for complete disease control.
Broad-Spectrum Activity: Controls multiple fungal diseases across crops.
Preventive + Curative: Works both as a disease protector and eliminator.
Fast Absorption: Quickly enters the plant and acts internally.
Improved Crop Health: Enhances the vegetative and reproductive health of the plant.
Long-Lasting Effect: Sustained disease control through its vapour and systemic properties.
Recommended Crops and Dosage
Chilli Crop
Target Diseases:
- Powdery Mildew
- Fruit Rot (Anthracnose)
Time of Application:
- Apply prophylactically or at the initial appearance of disease symptoms.
Dosage:
- 500 g per acre
Method of Application:
- Dissolve 500 g of HARU in 200 litres of water per acre and apply using a foliar spray for uniform coverage.
Soybean Crop
Target Diseases:
- Leaf Spot
- Pod Blight
Time of Application:
- Apply preventively or during early signs of infection.
Dosage:
- 500 g per acre
Method of Application:
- Mix 500 g of HARU in 200 litres of water per acre and spray uniformly for best results.
Precautions While Using HARU Fungicide
- Use only the recommended dosage for each crop.
- Ensure complete coverage of the plant for maximum efficacy.
- Avoid spraying during extreme heat or rain.
- Wear protective gear during application.
- Store the product in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and children.
Alternate Products You Can Consider
While it is a premium solution, here are a few alternate fungicides farmers may consider:
- Score (Difenoconazole) – Systemic fungicide for fruit and vegetable crops.
- SAAF (Carbendazim + Mancozeb) – A contact + systemic fungicide.
- Tilt (Propiconazole) – Effective against rusts and blights.
- SULFEX (Sulphur 80% WP) – A sulphur-based contact fungicide, but lacks systemic action.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What makes Haru different from regular fungicides?
It is multifunctional, combining systemic, contact, and vapour action, offering 3-way disease control unlike regular single-mode fungicides.
Can HARU be used on crops other than chilli and soybean?
Currently, HARU is recommended for chilli and soybean, but its formulation may suit other crops under expert guidance. Always consult an agronomist before expanding use.
Is HARU suitable for organic farming?
No, HARU contains chemical actives (Tebuconazole + Sulphur) and is not certified for organic farming.
Can HARU be mixed with other agrochemicals?
It’s best to avoid mixing HARU with other products unless compatibility is confirmed. Always perform a jar test or consult your dealer/agronomist.
Final Opinion: HARU Fungicide is a Game Changer
If you’re a chilli or soybean farmer, HARU Fungicide is an essential addition to your disease management plan. Its unique combination of Tebuconazole and Sulphur, working in three modes of action, provides holistic protection against common but devastating fungal infections.
Whether you’re looking to prevent disease outbreaks or control existing infestations, HARU ensures your crops stay green, healthy, and productive—truly delivering on the promise of “Fasal ki Shakal Badal De!”
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