Natraj - Azoxystrobin 11.5% + Mancozeb 30% WP - HPM

HPM Natraj Azoxystrobin 11.5% + Mancozeb 30% WP Fungicide

HPM Natraj is a systemic-and-contact combination fungicide containing Azoxystrobin 11.5% + Mancozeb 30% WP. The currently verified Indian formulation label covers early and late blight in tomato.

Azoxystrobin moves within treated plant tissue and acts at a specific fungal respiration site, while mancozeb remains mainly on the treated surface and provides multi-site contact protection. Apply Natraj only to a crop and disease printed on the current HPM pack label.

Verified-use note: HPM's website contains additional crop rows with inconsistent dose units. Those rows are not repeated here. This page publishes only the tomato use for which the government formulation record provides an unambiguous dose, water volume and PHI. The supplied HPM label remains the final authority.

Why Choose HPM Natraj?

• Systemic and contact activity: Combines a mobile QoI active ingredient with a surface-active multi-site protectant.
• Verified tomato-blight use: The current formulation record lists early blight and late blight in tomato.
• Two complementary FRAC groups: Azoxystrobin is FRAC 11 and mancozeb is FRAC M03.
• Clear hectare-based directions: The verified rate, water volume, re-entry period and PHI are shown without an unsafe per-litre conversion.
• Three listed pack options: Mana Agri Mart currently carries 100 g, 300 g and 600 g variants.

Technical Specifications

How It Works and Resistance Stewardship

1. Azoxystrobin, FRAC 11: A QoI fungicide that inhibits fungal mitochondrial respiration at the Qo site. FRAC classifies Group 11 as a high-resistance-risk group.
2. Mancozeb, FRAC M03: A multi-site dithiocarbamate contact fungicide that protects treated surfaces. FRAC generally regards multi-site fungicides as lower resistance risk.
3. Program use: Use preventively or at first disease incidence as the label directs. Do not assume the combination makes resistance impossible. Observe the label's application limit and rotate future applications with effective non-Group-11 options suitable for the same crop and disease.

Recommendation cards on this page are for product discovery only. They are standalone alternatives under their own labels and do not imply tank mixing, simultaneous application, equivalent dose or automatic sequence.

Verified Crop and Disease Scope

Do not transfer this recommendation to rice, onion, soybean, groundnut, black gram, grapes or another crop unless that crop appears on the current HPM Natraj label supplied with your pack.

Registered Dose, Water Volume and PHI

PHI = pre-harvest interval. These are hectare-based formulation-label values. No fixed grams-per-litre or per-acre rate is stated here. Confirm every value on the current HPM pack label before measuring or spraying.

How to Apply: Label-Based Practices

• Timing: The verified label directs foliar application when disease is first observed, preferably in the early morning or evening.
• Frequency: The formulation label permits 2–3 sprays at 10–15-day intervals. Follow the current HPM label and local disease pressure; do not exceed its limit.
• Mixing: Measure the required product, disperse it first in a small quantity of clean water, then add the remaining label-specified water with thorough agitation.
• Coverage: Use a suitable sprayer and hollow-cone nozzle for uniform tomato-canopy coverage.
• Weather: The verified label advises avoiding temperatures above 30°C, relative humidity below 40%, calm air below 5 km/h and wind above 15 km/h.
• Combination restriction: The verified formulation label says not to combine this product with insecticides or plant growth regulators.

Frequently Asked Questions

Safety and Disclaimer

Wear protective clothing, gloves and eye/face protection; avoid inhaling dust or spray mist and avoid skin or eye contact. Do not eat, drink or smoke during handling. Wash exposed skin and contaminated clothing after use. Keep the product in its original pack, locked away from children, animals, food and feed. It is toxic to aquatic organisms, so keep it away from water bodies and aquaculture areas.

If exposure is suspected, show the current label to a physician. Do not induce vomiting unless directed by a doctor. Rinse affected eyes with clean water for at least 15 minutes. No specific antidote is listed; treatment is symptomatic and supportive. This information supports product identification and buying decisions and does not replace the current HPM label, local regulation or qualified agricultural advice.