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PeackPyraclostrobin 3.5% + Thiram 15% + Clothianidin 22.5% FS
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Peack Groundnut Seed Treatment by Parijat
Pyraclostrobin 3.5% + Thiram 15% + Clothianidin 22.5% FS, combining two fungicides with an insecticide for
groundnut seed treatment.
Treatment timing: At sowing, as a groundnut seed treatment.
Disease and insect targets: Collar rot and stem rot, plus aphids, jassids, termites
and white grubs.
Application method: Uniform coating with a seed treater or seed-coating machine,
not a foliage spray.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🌱 At-sowing seed-treatment route: The FS
formulation is for treating groundnut seed before it enters the field, rather than improvising a spray on established plants.
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🛡️ Two fungal-disease targets: The disease
component addresses groundnut collar rot and stem rot.
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🐛 A separate insect-control component: Clothianidin provides the insecticidal role for the listed aphids, jassids, termites and white grubs.
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🧩 Distinct fungicide mechanisms: Pyraclostrobin and thiram combine a specific respiration target with multi-site contact activity.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name |
Peack by Parijat |
| Technical Name |
Pyraclostrobin 3.5% + Thiram 15% + Clothianidin 22.5% FS |
| Product Class |
Fungicide and insecticide seed treatment |
| Formulation |
FS: flowable concentrate for seed treatment |
| FRAC MoA Codes |
Groups 11 + M 03; pyraclostrobin + thiram |
| IRAC MoA Code |
Group 4A; clothianidin |
| Chemical Groups |
Methoxy-carbamate + dithiocarbamate + neonicotinoid |
| Crop & Timing |
Groundnut; seed treatment at sowing |
How It Works: Mode of Action
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Pyraclostrobin affects fungal energy production: This FRAC Group 11 ingredient inhibits respiration at the Qo site of mitochondrial
complex III in susceptible fungi.
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Thiram provides multi-site contact activity: This FRAC Group M 03 dithiocarbamate affects multiple fungal processes through contact
activity.
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Clothianidin affects insect nerve signalling: This IRAC Group 4A neonicotinoid acts as a competitive modulator at nicotinic
acetylcholine receptors. It supplies the insecticidal role, not a third fungicide mechanism.
Three ingredients do not guarantee germination, growth or yield, and do not authorize other crops or
application routes. Keep both FRAC groups and the IRAC group in view when planning later crop-protection treatments.
Target Crop, Diseases & Insect Pests
| Crop |
Target diseases and insect pests |
|---|---|
| Groundnut |
Fungal diseases: collar rot and stem rot. Insect pests: aphids, jassids (leafhoppers), termites and white grubs. |
These are distinct fungal and insect targets within the groundnut seed-treatment use. Do not extend the list to
another seed crop, add other pests or transfer it to a foliage-spray route.
Dosage & Application Guide
At-Sowing Seed Coating & Seed-Quantity Planning
Treat groundnut seed at sowing, coating it uniformly with suitable equipment such as a seed treater or
seed-coating machine. Before measuring the product, obtain the complete pack instruction linking the amount of product to the mass of
seed being treated and any carrier-water requirement.
The waiting period is described as not applicable for this seed treatment; that is not a zero-day food-safety
claim. Do not invent a millilitre-per-kilogram rate, slurry recipe or treated-seed storage interval. Never use treated seed for food,
feed or oil extraction for consumption.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Match the exact seed-treatment pack: Check all three active ingredients and the FS formulation. Do not substitute the directions of
a foliage fungicide or another seed-treatment mixture.
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Check the groundnut seed lot: Follow the current pack’s seed-quality and treatment restrictions. Confirm the seed mass before
measuring product and keep untreated produce separate.
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Treat at sowing: Use the stated at-sowing timing as a seed treatment. Do not assume it authorizes treating seed weeks or months in
advance or supplies a storage-life guarantee.
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Measure product and any carrier together: Use the exact seed-mass-based instructions and any specified carrier requirement. Do not
infer seed weight from field area or assume that unspecified water means no water.
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Coat uniformly with suitable equipment: Use a seed treater or seed-coating machine and follow its calibration and the pack’s
handling instructions. Do not coat seed with bare hands.
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Identify and segregate treated seed: Follow the label for identification, storage, transport, sowing and disposal. Keep treated
seed out of food, feed and edible-oil channels and prevent access by children, livestock and wildlife.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is Peack only a fungicide?
No. Pyraclostrobin and thiram are the fungicide components; clothianidin is an insecticide. The groundnut
targets include collar rot and stem rot plus aphids, jassids, termites and white grubs.
2. When and how is it used?
At sowing, as a groundnut seed treatment. Use suitable seed-treatment equipment to coat the seed uniformly,
following the complete product, seed-mass and any carrier directions.
3. Can I spray it on established plants or calculate a pump dose?
Do not use the seed-treatment description as a foliage-spray programme. FS and the stated method concern
seed coating, so a spray-tank recipe is not a substitute for the required seed-quantity directions.
4. Does a waiting period marked not applicable mean treated seed can be eaten?
No. It does not make treated seed suitable for food, feed or edible-oil extraction. Segregate and identify
treated seed and follow the pack’s handling, sowing and disposal requirements.
5. Does the combination guarantee better germination or yield?
No. Seed quality, correct treatment and field conditions still matter. Multiple active ingredients do not
establish a guaranteed germination, growth or yield response, and are not a reason to increase the treatment rate.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read the current Peack label and leaflet before use, including seed-treatment
quantities, any carrier requirement, protective equipment, first-aid, sowing, handling, re-entry where applicable, storage and
disposal restrictions.
Wear the prescribed protective equipment. Do not mix or coat seed with bare hands; avoid skin, eye and
mouth contact and inhaling product droplets, mist, fog, vapour or treated-seed dust. Do not eat, drink, smoke or chew while
handling. Wash thoroughly afterwards, maintain treatment equipment and prevent water contamination.
Keep the product in its original labelled container away from water, fire, children, animals, food and
feed. Never use treated seed for food, feed or oil extraction for consumption; prevent access by children, livestock and wildlife.
Follow the pack’s treated-seed identification, storage, transport, sowing and disposal requirements. Seek medical help after
exposure or illness and take the pack or label. Use only the permitted groundnut seed-treatment route.
Delivery & returns
Usually delivered in 2–5 days after dispatch.
Return or exchange within 7 days of delivery. Packs must be unopened with seals intact, and return pickup is free. Read the refund policy
Safety tips
Read the label and leaflet before use. Wear gloves, a mask and full sleeves while spraying. Do not eat, drink or smoke while spraying. Keep away from children, food and animal feed.
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