KENJA 400SC Fungicide
KENJA 400SC Fungicide is a broad-spectrum fungicide that provides preventative, translaminar (local systemic), and curative control of foliar and soil-borne diseases. It is designed for use in scheduled spray programs and requires thorough coverage for optimal disease management.
Benefits of Kenja 400SC :
- ✅ Broad-spectrum: Effective against a wide range of foliar and soil-borne diseases.
- ✅ Preventative and curative: Works both before infection and after disease onset.
- ✅ Translaminar activity: Penetrates leaf surfaces for internal protection.
- ✅ Consistent coverage: Ensures uniform disease control with proper application.
Mode of action and use recommendations
KENJA 400SC Fungicide is a broad-spectrum fungicide that offers preventative, local systemic (translaminar), and curative activity against foliar and soil-borne diseases. For optimal performance, apply KENJA 400SC as part of a scheduled preventative program and rotate with fungicides that have a different mode of action. Under conditions favourable to disease development, use the highest recommended rate and the shortest interval between applications. Ensure thorough and even coverage for effective control.
Mixing instructions
To prepare the spray mixture, slowly add the required amount of KENJA 400SC Fungicide into the spray tank while it is filling. For concentrate applications, pre-mix the required amount in a separate clean container before adding it to the tank. Maintain agitation during both filling and application. Do not allow the spray mixture to stand overnight or for extended periods. Only mix the quantity needed for immediate use, and clean the spraying equipment thoroughly after use.
Water volume guidelines
Apply KENJA 400SC Fungicide using sufficient water volume to ensure full coverage of the crop foliage. The required spray volume depends on crop type and stage of growth. For dilute applications, typically used in orchards or larger plants, use between 200 and 1000 litres per hectare. For low-growing crops, a volume of 50 to 100 litres per hectare is recommended.
