Fungicides
Fungicides by Novachem Bulk Solutions:
Shielding Crops from Fungal Threats
Fungicides
Advanced Fungicides for Robust Crop Protection
Scientific, safe, and sustainable fungal disease control — tailored for Indian agronomy.
Why Novachem’s Fungicides Lead the Way
Innovative Protection, Proven Performance
Multi-mode efficacy
Combines preventive, curative, and erostic actions
Low-residue chemistry
Rapid degradation & safe consumer profiles
Crop-specific formulations
For cereals, vegetables, fruits, pulses
Resistance-aware design
FRAC-aligned rotation and mixture strategies
Technical & agronomic support
Field trials, advisory, diagnostic tools
Precision-Engineered Formulations for Crop Protection
Explore a diverse portfolio of insecticides formulated with
precision chemistry and field validation.
TESU
Tebuconazole 10% + Sulphur 65% WG
DUAL GAURD
Carbendazim 12% + Mancozeb 63% WP
CUSTRO GOLD
Azoxystrobin 11% + Tebuconazole 18.3% w/w SC
FLAIS
Azoxystrobin 4.8% Chlorothalonil 40% SC
CABTOP
Metiram 55% + Pyraclostrobin 5% WG
NOVO M45
Mancozeb 75% WP
CAIROX
Copper Sulphate 47.15% + Mancozeb 30% WDG
Precision Fungicide Mechanisms Science That Protects
Novachem’s fungicides employ advanced, well-characterized Modes of Action (MoA) that interfere with fungal physiology and growth. Our formulations are engineered to maximize pathogen suppression while managing resistance risk. Key MoA classes include:
- Sterol Biosynthesis Inhibitors (SBI / DMI) – Inhibit 14α demethylase, disrupting ergosterol synthesis in fungal cell membranes
- Quinone Outside Inhibitors (QoI / Strobilurins) – Block electron transport in mitochondrial Complex III, halting ATP production
- Succinate Dehydrogenase Inhibitors (SDHI) – Target Complex II in the electron transport chain, impairing fungal respiration and energy metabolism
- Multi-site / Multi-target Fungicides – Simultaneous interference in multiple enzyme systems (e.g. dithiocarbamates like Mancozeb) to reduce resistance risk
- Ovicidal / Spore Germination Inhibitors – Disrupt spore germination or early fungal development stages
Each active ingredient is meticulously chosen to deliver broad-spectrum disease control, prevent fungal resistance, and ensure precise targeting—safeguarding crops while preserving soil health and beneficial microorganisms.
Action Mechanism
Spore
Penetration
Enzyme Disruption
Growth Inhibition
Disease Control
Optimized Application for Peak Efficacy & Safety
Dosage & Dilution
Use label-recommended rates (e.g. g/ha or ml per L)
Spray Timing
before or early in disease onset; curative: earliest visible symptoms
Application Method
Foliar sprays, seed treatments, soil drench (if applicable)
Tank Mixing
Mix-compatible always test first and follow label directions.
Safety Precautions
Use PPE (gloves, mask, goggles), follow re-entry / pre-harvest intervals (PHI)
Tested & Trusted by Farmers Across India
"Nova Chem products have helped improve our crop quality and farm productivity. Their solutions are reliable and easy to use."
"We trust Nova Chem for quality agricultural solutions and timely support. Their team always understands farmers’ needs."
"Using Nova Chem products has positively impacted our farming results. We have seen better crop health and yield"
"Nova Chem provides consistent quality and dependable service. Their products have become an important part of our farming practices."
"Nova Chem brings modern and effective agricultural solutions to the field. Their products help us farm with greater confidence."
"Nova Chem’s farmer-focused approach and quality products make them a trusted name in agriculture. We are happy to be associated with their brand."
Proven Performance in Real-World Conditions
We design our insecticides with sustainability at the core:
- Disease suppression rates (% reduction)
- Yield gains (kg/ha)
- Comparisons vs untreated control
- Response under different climates (monsoon, irrigated, humid zones)
FAQs
Got Questions?
We’ve Got Answers!
What diseases do Novachem’s fungicides target?
We address fungal and oomycete threats such as rust, blast, powdery and downy mildew, blight, and leaf spot across cereals, vegetables, fruits, and pulses.
What’s the difference between contact and systemic fungicides?
- Contact fungicides act on surfaces and prevent fungal penetration.
- Systemic fungicides are absorbed by the plant and translocated internally to inhibit
Are your fungicides safe for beneficial insects and soil microbes?
Yes. Our formulations emphasize selectivity and low non-target toxicity, with minimal disruption to beneficial organisms when used properly.
How do you prevent fungicide resistance?
We design products aligned with FRAC guidelines, encourage alternating MoA classes, use mixtures, and integrate cultural practices like crop rotation. frac.info+1
Can fungicides be tank-mixed with other chemicals?
Many products are compatible, but always verify compatibility, perform a jar test, and follow label recommendations.
What are the pre-harvest interval (PHI) and re-entry intervals (REI)?
These vary by product. Typical REI ranges from 12–24 hours, PHI from 3 to 15 days. Always consult the product label for specific values.
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