Tata Bahaar

• Plant-derived protein hydrolysate: supplies amino-acid-based organic compounds in a liquid formulation for foliar use.
• Crop-nutrition positioning: designed as a biostimulant rather than being incorrectly presented as an insecticide or fungicide.
• Key-stage application: published directions place foliar use around pre-flowering, flowering and fruit-formation stages.
• Simple dilution guidance: the reproduced pack recommendation is expressed per litre, allowing the user to match total product volume to the sprayer’s calibrated water volume.
• Current regulatory context: Rallis reports FCO-compliant sales permission for Tata Bahaar in FY 2025–26.

Product name

Tata Bahaar

Company

Rallis India Limited

Product type

Protein-hydrolysate and amino-acid biostimulant

Hydrolysed protein

20–21% (pack information)

Hydrolysed carbohydrates

6.25–6.75% (pack information)

Total dissolved solids

50–52% (pack information)

Application method

Foliar spray according to the current label

IRAC / FRAC / HRAC code

Not applicable — this is not a pesticide

1. Foliar delivery: spray deposits the diluted formulation on plant surfaces, where suitable soluble compounds can become available through normal foliar-uptake processes.
2. Protein-hydrolysate input: hydrolysed protein supplies a mixture of smaller nitrogen-containing organic compounds, including amino acids, rather than acting as a conventional NPK fertiliser.
3. Stage-focused support: label-directed application at important growth stages is intended to complement the crop’s existing nutrient and management programme.

No claim on this page should be read as guaranteed flowering, fruit retention, yield, drought tolerance or recovery. Diagnose nutrient deficiency, pest, disease and water-stress problems separately.

The current pack label governs use. The established pack information available for this audit gives the following general foliar direction; do not create an unverified dose per acre without the crop’s calibrated spray-water volume.

For example, a 15-litre sprayer requires 15–30 ml only when the label permits the 1–2 ml/L dilution for the intended crop and stage. Determine total spray volume through field calibration. Do not use the example as an acre-rate recommendation.

• Read first: check the current bottle label for permitted crops, stages, frequency, expiry and any batch-specific directions.
• Measure accurately: use a graduated measure and calibrated sprayer. More product is not necessarily better.
• Use clean water: prepare only the amount needed and maintain uniform coverage without runoff.
• Choose suitable conditions: avoid strong wind, rain and the hottest part of the day. Follow any weather restrictions on the label.
• Do not assume compatibility: no tank-mix instruction is provided here. If another input is required, apply it separately unless both current labels expressly permit mixing.

Wear the handling protection stated on the current label and avoid contact with eyes, skin and spray mist. Do not eat, drink or smoke during preparation or application. Wash hands, exposed skin, clothing and equipment after use. Keep the product in its original labelled container, tightly closed, in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight, children, food, feed and drinking water. Do not reuse the empty container. Follow local disposal directions. If exposure or illness occurs, seek medical advice and take the label with you.

Biostimulant permissions, formulations and label directions can change. Always read and follow the current official pack label and applicable FCO requirements. The pack label overrides this page. Mana Agri Mart does not recommend an unlabelled crop, dose, frequency, mixture, certification or performance claim.