Arbalet

Reliable grain protection: practical insights on "Arbalet"

When it comes to protecting wheat and barley yields, selecting the right fungicide is more than just theory.

Why "Arbalet" delivers results

The systemic action of this product is based on a dual-active ingredient profile: Carbendazim (benzimidazoles) and Propiconazole (triazoles). This classic combination is time-tested and provides deep penetration into plant tissues. Whether you are dealing with early signs of Helminthosporium or severe root rot, the product delivers a rapid "stop effect," halting the fungal mycelium growth effectively.

Operational advantages

• Flexible Application Rates: The application rate ranges from 1.0 to 2.0 L/ha. This flexibility is a significant asset in the field, allowing agronomists to adjust the dosage according to the current phytosanitary situation—using less for preventive measures and higher rates for active outbreaks like snow mold or leaf spots.
• Ease of Use: Provided as a suspension concentrate, "Arbalet" mixes easily with water, ensuring a smooth process in the tank and preventing nozzle clogging. This is vital for operators working during busy spraying seasons where efficiency is paramount.
• Safety and Timing: The pre-harvest interval is 30 days. It is essential to incorporate this into your crop management plan to ensure compliance and product quality.

Field performance against pathogens

"Arbalet" excels in controlling complex root rots, including Fusarium and Helminthosporium species. It is particularly effective during the early spring period for winter crops, which are often vulnerable after the winter stress. By protecting the root system and the stem, it directly contributes to better grain weight and overall yield stability.

As a Class 3 hazardous product, "Arbalet" requires strict adherence to standard safety protocols. While it requires discipline during application, the trade-off is a highly predictable outcome. For professionals relying on "Organika-Sarzyna" technology, this product remains a go-to choice for managing grain diseases under challenging environmental conditions.