Barfi Frazil Tricyclazole 75% WP Fungicide

Specialized Rice Fungicide for Effective Blast Disease Management

Barfi Frazil Tricyclazole 75% WP is a systemic fungicide developed specifically for the management of blast disease in paddy crops. Powered by Tricyclazole 75% WP, this fungicide helps protect rice plants from one of the most damaging fungal diseases affecting yield and grain quality.

Blast disease can attack rice crops at various growth stages, causing significant losses if left unmanaged. Frazil provides reliable protection against both leaf blast and neck blast, helping farmers maintain healthier crops and better harvest potential.

Targeted Protection for Rice Cultivation

Tricyclazole is known for its unique action against the rice blast pathogen. It helps inhibit fungal development and reduces disease spread within the crop. When applied at the recommended stage, it supports healthier foliage, stronger panicles and improved crop performance.

Product Specifications

Advantages of Using Frazil in Paddy Fields

• Blast-Specific Fungicide: Developed for effective management of rice blast disease.
• Protects Leaves and Panicles: Helps safeguard important crop structures from infection.
• Systemic Activity: Absorbed by the plant for internal disease protection.
• Supports Crop Health: Helps maintain greener foliage and healthy crop growth.
• Suitable for Paddy Cultivation: Designed specifically for rice-growing conditions.
• Improves Yield Potential: Helps reduce disease-related crop losses.

Common Blast Disease Symptoms in Rice

• Diamond-shaped lesions on leaves
• Grey-centered leaf spots
• Drying of infected leaf portions
• Neck blast affecting panicles
• Poor grain filling due to infection
• Yield reduction caused by severe disease pressure

Why Timely Blast Control Is Important

Rice blast disease can spread rapidly under humid weather conditions and can affect crops from nursery stages through grain formation. Early protection helps reduce disease severity and limits damage to leaves and panicles.

Using a blast-specific fungicide at the recommended growth stage can be an important part of an integrated disease management strategy in paddy cultivation.

Application Recommendations

1. Monitor the crop regularly for early blast symptoms.
2. Prepare the spray solution using clean water.
3. Add the recommended quantity of Frazil while stirring continuously.
4. Spray evenly across the crop canopy.
5. Ensure proper coverage of foliage and developing panicles.
6. Follow label recommendations regarding dose and spray timing.

Storage and Safety Measures

• Store in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place.
• Keep away from food items, animal feed and drinking water.
• Wear gloves, mask and protective clothing during application.
• Avoid direct contact with skin and eyes.
• Wash hands thoroughly after handling the product.
• Keep the container tightly closed when not in use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is Barfi Frazil used for?

Barfi Frazil is used for the management of blast disease in paddy crops.

Q2. What is the active ingredient in Frazil?

The product contains Tricyclazole 75% WP.

Q3. Which diseases does Frazil help control?

It is primarily used against leaf blast and neck blast in rice.

Q4. Is Frazil suitable for crops other than paddy?

It is mainly recommended for paddy crop disease management as per product labeling.

Q5. What type of fungicide is Tricyclazole?

Tricyclazole is a systemic fungicide widely used for blast disease management in rice.

Q6. Why is blast disease considered serious in rice?

Blast disease can affect leaves, panicles and grain development, resulting in significant yield losses if not managed properly.

Dedicated Rice Disease Protection for Better Harvest Quality

Barfi Frazil Tricyclazole 75% WP provides focused protection against rice blast disease and supports healthier paddy cultivation. Its proven fungicidal action helps farmers protect crop productivity and maintain better grain quality throughout the growing season.

Disclaimer: Always read and follow the product label and leaflet before use. Dosage, application timing and crop recommendations should be followed according to manufacturer guidelines and local agricultural recommendations.