The correct way to use Opera on wheat

At the early stage of wheat powdery mildew and rust, spray Opera at 50ml/mu diluted in water; depending on disease development, apply a second time at an interval of 7-10 days, with a water volume of 30-45ml/mu, which can effectively control powdery mildew and rust. At the early flowering stage of wheat, spray Opera at 50ml/mu diluted in water; depending on disease development, apply a second time at full flowering, with a water volume of 30-45ml/mu, which can effectively control Fusarium head blight. After application the effect is outstanding, and the leaves are thick and dark green with sturdy stems.

What kind of pesticide is Opera?

Opera is another fungicide from BASF Germany for field crops with the AgCelence function; its ingredients are pyraclostrobin and epoxiconazole. Epoxiconazole can be translocated through the xylem to the top of the plant, has excellent systemic activity, can provide protection for the whole plant, and can also kill pathogenic fungi that have already entered the plant; pyraclostrobin spreads to nearby areas over time and penetrates into the plant, providing effective protection for the entire leaf.

Opera can effectively control wheat powdery mildew, rust, and Fusarium head blight, rice false smut, sheath blight, and rice blast, as well as the common large spot disease, small spot disease, leaf spot disease, brown spot disease, etc., and has plant health and yield-increasing functions.