What medicine can be used to prevent and control all peanut diseases?

There is an old saying: "If you want peanuts to grow vigorously, don't forget to spray the pesticide three times." During its entire growth cycle, peanuts are easily affected by multiple factors such as pests, diseases, and weeds. In order to ensure that peanuts have fewer diseases and higher yields, strengthening field management is particularly important. In particular, these three key sprayings have a significant promoting effect on improving the quality and yield of peanuts. Let’s learn and understand what medicine can be used to prevent and control all peanut diseases?

1. First use

Timing of use: 15 days after germination to early flowering stage. The specific time should be adjusted according to local climatic conditions.

Function: Prevent seedling diseases, supplement trace elements, promote the growth of rhizobia, develop the root system, increase the number of flowers, and lay the foundation for increased production.

Recommended agents: carbendazim, thiophanate-methyl, brassinolide, boron-molybdenum source library, etc. These agents can effectively promote the development of rhizobia, enhance disease resistance, and improve flowering quality.

2. Second medication

When to use: Three days after full flowering, that is, after most of the flowers have fallen and more than half of the peanuts have been injected.

Function: Prevent leaf spot disease and white rot, control excessive growth, supplement trace elements and nutrients, and promote fruit enlargement.

Recommended agents: instant boron, molybdenum source library, pyraclostrobin, tebuconazole, etc. These agents help to enhance the firmness of the fruit and improve disease resistance.

3. The third medication

Timing of use: 10-15 days after the second application, or about 20 days before harvest, apply promptly according to the occurrence of leaf spot disease.

Function: Prevent leaf spot and white rot, replenish trace elements and nutrients, prevent premature aging, and promote full grains.

Recommended agents: propiconazole, pyraclostrobin, potassium dihydrogen phosphate, brassinolide, molybdenum source library, boron source library, etc. These agents help improve resistance to premature aging and promote grain development.

4. Precautions for use

Ensure that the pesticide formulation is reasonable and avoid applying pesticides during high temperature periods. If you need to mix fungicides and insecticides , you should prepare them and use them immediately to prevent their efficacy from being reduced. Adjust the medication plan reasonably according to local climate, soil conditions and peanut growth conditions.

In short, three-time application of pesticides to peanuts is an important means to achieve high-yield management, and reasonable use can significantly improve the growth quality and yield of peanuts. However, the specific medication plan needs to be flexibly adjusted according to actual conditions.