Alpha Tebuzol

Systemic Protection for Canola: How Alpha Tebuzol Works

The efficacy of "Alpha Tebuzol" is rooted in the systemic action of tebuconazole, a triazole fungicide. Unlike contact-based products that function solely on the leaf surface, this suspension concentrate penetrates plant tissues, providing prolonged protection for both existing lesions and new plant growth.

Why Tebuconazole is the Gold Standard for Winter Canola

The active ingredient inhibits ergosterol biosynthesis in fungal cells. This is vital for preventing the rapid development of infections that can devastate a winter canola crop. The product is most effective when applied at the first signs of diseases such as alternaria, phoma, cylindrosporiosis, and grey mold. Due to its systemic properties, "Alpha Tebuzol" quickly halts pathogen development by interrupting its reproductive cycle.

Technical Application Guidelines

• Application rate: From 0.5 to 1.0 L/ha, depending on the phytosanitary conditions and the crop development stage.
• Frequency: Up to 2 applications per season, allowing for flexible protection strategies in high-humidity environments.
• Pre-harvest interval: A mandatory 30-day waiting period between the final application and harvest is required to ensure product safety.

Manufactured by F.Meaton Limited (London, UK), the formulation ensures the stability of the active ingredient within the suspension concentrate, guaranteeing uniform coverage on the leaf blade and high penetrative capacity. Classified under hazard class 3, standard safety measures must be followed, but the high concentration of the product helps optimize logistics and the volume of spray solution required per hectare.