Tata Contaf Plus Fungicide (Hexaconazole 5% SC) – Systemic Triazole Protection

Fungal diseases like powdery mildew, sheath blight, rust, and leaf spots can quickly reduce plant strength and yield. Tata Contaf Plus is a systemic triazole fungicide with Hexaconazole 5% SC that gets absorbed into the plant and helps control infection from inside. When used at the right stage with proper coverage, it supports healthier foliage, better recovery, and long-lasting disease protection in crops across cereals, oilseeds, horticulture, and plantation.

Key Benefits (Farmer Point of View)

• Broad-spectrum control: Useful against common fungal diseases like powdery mildew, sheath blight, rust, leaf spot, brown spot, and stem rot.
• Systemic action: Moves inside the plant, so protection is stronger than only surface-level sprays.
• Preventive + curative support: Works best at early symptoms and also helps stop further spread.
• Long-lasting performance: Helps keep the crop protected for a longer window with proper timing and coverage.
• Low dose, practical use: Effective at a small per-liter dose, making it cost-friendly in the field.

Technical Specifications

Where It Helps (Crops & Diseases)

• Powdery Mildew: White/grey powder-like patches on leaves and tender shoots
• Sheath Blight: Lesions on sheath/leaf area, spreads faster in humid conditions
• Rust: Reddish-brown pustules on leaf surface
• Leaf Spot / Brown Spot: Spots that expand and cause leaf drying
• Stem Rot: Rot/weakening near stem or base area

Dosage & How to Use (Simple Guide)

Recommended Dosage: 2 ml per liter of water

• Half-fill the tank with clean water.
• Add the measured quantity of product and mix well.
• Top up the remaining water and mix again.
• Spray uniformly on affected and surrounding areas for better control.

Best Spray Timing Tips (For Better Results)

• Spray early when the first signs appear, or when weather is favorable for fungus (high humidity, cloudy days).
• Ensure good coverage on foliage; uneven spray reduces performance.
• Avoid spraying during strong sunlight or high wind to reduce drift and wastage.
• Repeat spray depends on disease pressure and crop condition; follow label guidance and local expert advice.