A water dispersible granule contact fungicide and bactericide to control the diseases on the crops as listed.

 

 

Citrus
  • Fungicide group code M1.
  • KOCIDE® 2000 is a preventative contact fungicide.
  • Copper hydroxide is the most effective source of copper ions for disease control.
  • KOCIDE® 2000 is tenacious and persists on the leaf surface for prolonged protection.
  • High quality copper formulation.
  • 50% reduction in metallic copper applied per hectare.
  • Less likely to give rise to phytotoxicity.
  • KOCIDE® 2000 mixes and handles easily and can be measured out by weight or volume.
  • KOCIDE® 2000 is highly compatible with other chemicals.
  • Do not acidify a spray solution containing KOCIDE® 2000.
  • Use KOCIDE® 2000 in a resistance management programme
    together with other contact and systemic fungicide groups.
  • Always apply as a full cover spray.

Black spot
Apply 150 g per 100 water to a maximum of 15 kg per hectare.
Apply 4 applications at 30-35 day intervals, starting at 100% petal fall.

Alternaria spot
Apply 150 g of KOCIDE® 2000 per 100 water to a maximum of 15 kg per hectare OR 75 g of KOCIDE® 2000 and 100 g of MANCOZEB to a maximum of 8.0 kg per hectare.

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Potato
  • KOCIDE® 2000 is a FRAC Group Code M1 Fungicide.
  • KOCIDE® 2000 controls early blight (Alternaria solani) in potatoes.
  • KOCIDE® 2000 is tenacious and persists on the leaf surface for prolonged protection.
  • KOCIDE® 2000 is a preventative contact fungicide.
  • Copper Hydroxide is the most effective source of copper ions for disease control.
  • 50% reduction in metallic copper applied per hectare.
  • KOCIDE® 2000 mixes and handles easily and can be measured out by weight or volume.
  • KOCIDE® 2000 is highly compatible with other chemicals.
  • Less likely to give rise to phytotoxicity.
  • Do not acidify a spray solution containing KOCIDE® 2000.
  • Use KOCIDE® 2000 in a resistance management programme together with other contact and systemic fungicide groups.
  • Spray before or just when the first disease symptoms are noticed.
  • Repeat at 7-10 day intervals and after rain.
  • Depending on plant size use 500-1 500 ℓ spray mixture per hectare.
  • Always apply as a full cover spray.

150g / 100 ℓ water to a maximum of 2,25 kg/ha.

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ACTIVE INGREDIENT

Copper hydroxide 538 g/kg (copper equivalent 350g/kg)

PACKAGING

10 kg

REG. NO.

L7805

REGISTRATION DETAILS

Mitsui & Co, Europe Plc.
Johannesburg branch.
PO Box 652948, Benmore, 2010.

CROPS & TARGET

AvocadoBeansCitrusCoffeeCruciferaeLettuceMangoNectarinesOlivesPeachesPlumsPotatoesTable GrapesTomatoesWine grapesCole CropsAvocado - Fruit SpotBeans - Bacterial blightBeans - Common BlightBeans - Halo BlightCitrus - Alternaria spp.Citrus - Black spotCoffee - RustCruciferae - Downy mildewCruciferae - Bacterial spotLettuce - Leaf spotLettuce - Septoria lactucaeMango - Bacterial spotNectarines - Bacteria SpotNectarines - Bacterial CankerNectarines - Gum SpotNectarines - Leaf CurlOlives - AnthracnoseOlives - Leaf spotPeaches - Bacterial cankerPeaches - Bacterial spotPeaches - Gum spotPeaches - Leaf curlPlums - Bacterial spotPotatoes - Early blightTable Grapes - Downy mildewTomatoes - Bacterial SpeckBacterial spotTomatoes - Early blightWine grapes - Downy mildewCole Crops - Bacterial spotCole Crops - Downy Mildew

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