Revycare®

The missing link revealed for citrus.

Reimagine the possibilities with Revysol® and F500®, BASF’s new combined fungicide, offering innovative Citrus Black Spot management.

Revycare®

The missing link revealed for citrus.

Reimagine the possibilities with Revysol® and F500®, BASF’s new combined fungicide, offering innovative Citrus Black Spot management.

Benefits

  • Simplified spray mixture, without Mancozeb or oils
  • Added application in spray window for extended control
  • Excellent CBS control
  • Favourable ecological profile
Label

Revycare® Label

Safety Data Sheet

Revycare® SDS

Details

General information

Name Revycare®
Formulation Emulsifiable concentrate
Registration Number L11409
Black Spot
Recommended rate Time of application Number of application
12 ml REVYCARE® / 100 l water Apply as a full cover spray ensuring good coverage of all fruit. Apply REVYCARE® as part of a preventive spray programme. Apply a multisite contact fungicide registered for citrus black spot control at 100% petal drop at the registered rate and follow with the first application of REVYCARE® 21 days later. Apply a further two applications of REVYCARE® at 42-day intervals thereafter. Apply a maximum of 3 applications of REVYCARE® per season.

General information

Name Revycare®
Formulation Emulsifiable concentrate
Registration Number L11409
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Citrus - Black Spot
Recommended rate
12 ml REVYCARE® / 100 l water
Time of application
Apply as a full cover spray ensuring good coverage of all fruit. Apply REVYCARE® as part of a preventive spray programme. Apply a multisite contact fungicide registered for citrus black spot control at 100% petal drop at the registered rate and follow with the first application of REVYCARE® 21 days later. Apply a further two applications of REVYCARE® at 42-day intervals thereafter.
Number of application
Apply a maximum of 3 applications of REVYCARE® per season.

Why Revycare®?

Current challenges in Citrus Black Spot Control – ​ Revycare® is the answer​

Export market has become more critical in phytosanitary terms ​

  • No Mz in spray mixture​

Commercial citrus export EU and USA requirements currently demand complete CBS control = 0 tolerance​

  • Excellent CBS Control >90% control compared to BASF standard​

Mz export restrictions to various markets​

  • No restrictions as no Mz in spray mixture required​

Latent infections on late varieties due to late season infection period​

  • 3rd application for extended control covering all infection periods ​

Risk of crop damage with oil and copper mixtures​

  • No risk of crop damage​

Cost implications of using oil and contact fungicides in spray mixture​

  • No additional mixtures required​

Monitoring and reporting on Carbon footprint​

  • Less ai’s in spray mixture​

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