BASF Zampro is a state-of-the-art fungicide designed to combat key fungal diseases such as Downy mildew and Late blight in a variety of crops including tomatoes, potatoes, grapes, and cucurbits. Featuring a new mode of action, Zampro not only enhances resistance management but also ensures high-quality crop protection.

Product Specifications:

Benefits of Zampro:

• Advanced Disease Control: Targets and controls Downy mildew and Late blight, critical diseases in many staple crops.
• High Efficacy: Demonstrates exceptional intrinsic efficacy against infectious stages of oomycetes.
• Enhanced Absorption and Redistribution: Ensures thorough coverage and protection of the plant.
• Resistance Management: Provides a novel tool in managing resistance, helping to preserve the effectiveness of other fungicides.
• User-Friendly Formulation: SC (suspension concentrate) formulation that is easy to handle and apply.
• Excellent Rainfastness: Offers excellent protection against washing off, with a rainfastness of 2 hours.
• Safety Profile: Boasts an excellent toxicological and environmental profile, minimizing risks to users and non-target organisms.

How Zampro Works:

Zampro operates with a dual mode of action:

1. Inhibits Zoospore Activity: Prevents the formation and release of zoospores, thus stopping the spread and germination of the fungus.
2. Disrupts Fungal Energy Flow: Interferes with the energy production within fungal cells, leading to cell wall lysis and ultimately the death of the fungus.

Product Application Information:

FAQs About BASF Zampro Fungicide:

Q: Can Zampro be mixed with other agricultural chemicals?
A: While Zampro is generally compatible with other products, it is essential to consult compatibility charts or conduct a small-scale compatibility test before mixing with other chemicals.

Q: Is Zampro safe for all crop stages?
A: Yes, Zampro can be safely applied at any stage of crop growth. However, for best results, use it as a prophylactic application to prevent disease establishment and spread.

Q: How often should Zampro be applied during the growing season?
A: The frequency of application depends on the disease pressure and climatic conditions. Generally, a prophylactic schedule is recommended, with applications made at key developmental stages of the crop.