Clark

Technological Advantage: Dual Action Mechanism

The «Clark» fungicide is an advanced crop protection solution based on azoxystrobin, a potent active ingredient from the strobilurin class. Its primary technical advantage lies in the combination of systemic and contact action. This dual approach allows the product not only to neutralize pathogens on the plant surface but also to move systemically through the leaf tissues, ensuring long-lasting residual protection.

Inside the Formulation: How it Functions

Azoxystrobin targets the mitochondrial respiration of fungi, effectively shutting down the pathogen's energy production. On the field, this means that the fungus loses the ability to proliferate. Due to its translaminar properties, the active ingredient distributes evenly throughout the leaf tissue, which is essential for protecting crops with large canopy structures, such as sunflowers, soybeans, and grapevines.

Practical Application and Specifications

• Broad Spectrum Control: Highly effective against Alternaria, Septoria, Phoma, ear fusariosis, downy mildew, and powdery mildew.
• Application Rates: Flexible dosage ranging from 0.3 to 0.8 L/ha depending on the specific crop and infection pressure.
• Safety and Regulation: Classified under Hazard Class 3. The product allows for up to two applications per season with a pre-harvest interval of 20–30 days.

«Clark» is ideally suited for intensive agricultural programs, particularly for winter cereals (wheat, barley), rapeseed, and sugar beets. Presented as a suspension concentrate, it ensures excellent solubility and compatibility in tank mixes, making it a reliable component for any integrated pest management (IPM) strategy.