TebazoGARD SC

Systemic Protection for Cereals: How TebazoGARD SC Works

To preserve yield potential, modern farmers rely on the synergy of active ingredients. The combination of azoxystrobin and tebuconazole in TebazoGARD SC by Rotam Agrochemical Company Limited is a proven solution for intensive farming. The primary goal of this fungicide is not just to suppress disease outbreaks, but to provide long-lasting protection during key growth stages of winter and spring wheat.

Field Application Scenarios

The product integrates seamlessly into crop management plans that require comprehensive control over foliar diseases and ear protection. Due to its systemic action, the active ingredients are quickly translocated throughout the plant, which is crucial during periods of rapid growth:

• Managing Leaf Spots: It effectively halts the development of septoria and tan spot (pyrenophora), which can reduce yield by 20–30% under favorable conditions.
• Powdery Mildew Control: The penetrating action of the fungicide allows it to stop fungal mycelium development even at the onset of an epidemic.
• Fusarium Head Blight Control: Application during the wheat flowering stage minimizes infection risks, which is vital for maintaining grain quality and ensuring the absence of mycotoxins.

The recommended application rate ranges from 1.0 to 2.0 L/ha, depending on the phytosanitary status of the crop and weather forecasts. With a limit of two applications per season, farmers can develop a flexible protection strategy: from the first signs of disease to preventative ear treatment.

Technical Considerations for Agronomists

TebazoGARD SC is formulated as a suspension concentrate, making it easy to prepare tank mixtures. As a Class 2 hazard substance, strict adherence to safety protocols is mandatory. It is important to note the pre-harvest interval: the last application must be carried out no later than 30 days before harvesting. This is a systemic tool that works from within the plant, preventing re-infection for several weeks after application.