Bogatyr Extra

Comprehensive Crop Protection: Why Professionals Choose «Bogatyr Extra»

Managing fungal diseases in vegetable crops and vineyards requires both speed and technical precision. The fungicide «Bogatyr Extra» from Nanjing Essence Fine-Chemical Co., Ltd. is a specialized tool that combines systemic and contact actions, allowing for effective control even under heavy disease pressure.

Strategic Application in Field Operations

By blending Mancozeb and Metalaxyl, this formulation provides a dual defense: a contact barrier on the leaf surface and rapid systemic movement into plant tissues. It is primarily used for the following field operations:

• Potatoes and Tomatoes: Essential for managing late blight (Phytophthora) and early blight (Alternaria). The product is particularly effective in preventing the spread of spores during periods of high humidity.
• Cucumbers and Onions: These crops are highly susceptible to Peronospora (downy mildew). «Bogatyr Extra» acts as a protective shield, essential for maintaining commercial quality.
• Vineyards: A proven solution for preventing and controlling grape downy mildew.

Operational Guidelines for Maximum Efficiency

The product is supplied as a wettable powder, which integrates seamlessly into standard spraying protocols. To ensure optimal performance, follow these practical steps:

• Treatment Frequency: To minimize the risk of pathogen resistance, limit application to a maximum of 3 treatments per growing season.
• Pre-Harvest Interval: Always plan your last application 14–20 days before harvesting to ensure crop safety and compliance with quality standards.
• Safety First: Classified as a toxicity class 3 product, standard safety equipment must be used during preparation and application.

«Bogatyr Extra» offers a balanced and cost-effective approach for farmers looking to maintain high yields without compromising on plant health. By integrating this product into a well-managed rotation program, growers can confidently secure their crops against major fungal threats.