TeBull (Tebuconazole 10% + Sulphur 65% WG) 500 g
TeBull | 500 g
Tebuconazole 10% w/w + sulphur 65% w/w WG systemic and contact fungicide for the specified disease uses in chilli, soybean and mango. Confirm complete crop-specific application and waiting-period directions before use.
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Item description
TeBull Fungicide by AgroStar | 500
g
TeBull combines tebuconazole 10% w/w + sulphur 65% w/w in a
WG fungicide formulation. It provides systemic and contact action for the specified disease uses in chilli, soybean and mango. Use
only with complete directions for the actual crop and disease. This listing is the 500 g pack.
What it targets: Powdery mildew and fruit rot in chilli; leaf spot and pod blight
in soybean; powdery mildew in mango.
When to use it: Confirm the exact crop-specific first-application stage before
treatment. Do not choose a spray date or repeat interval from another tebuconazole or sulphur product.
What to include: The confirmed crop-specific product quantity, water volume,
application method, harvest and worker-entry requirements, together with suitable protective equipment.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
- 🛡️ Systemic and contact action: Combines
tebuconazole and sulphur rather than relying on one active ingredient alone.
- 🍃 Leaf absorption: AgroStar describes rapid
absorption through leaves after spraying. This does not establish a rainfastness period or permission to spray at any crop stage.
- 🎯 Defined disease scope: Keeps each listed
crop paired with its own disease targets, including the mango powdery mildew claim in the product leaflet.
- 🧪 Water-dispersible granules: The WG
formulation is dispersed in water according to the supplied directions. It is not a dusting powder or a seed-treatment formulation.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | TeBull by AgroStar |
| Technical Name | Tebuconazole 10% w/w + sulphur 65% w/w WG |
| Formulation | WG (water-dispersible granules) |
| FRAC Classification | Tebuconazole: Group 3, sterol-biosynthesis inhibition (DMI); sulphur: Group M02, multisite contact activity. |
| Chemical Groups | Tebuconazole: triazoles; sulphur: inorganic sulphur compound. |
| Manufacturer / Marketer | Ulink Agritech Private Limited, as named in the exact product leaflet and safety data sheet. Check the supplied pack for its
batch details. |
| Registration Number | CIR-247847/2023-Tebuconazole + Sulphur(WG) (442)-720 |
| This Pack | 500 g |
How It Works: Mode of Action
TeBull combines a systemic DMI fungicide with a multisite contact
ingredient. Their functions are different; the combination does not guarantee resistance-free disease control.
- Tebuconazole: FRAC 3: Interferes with sterol production needed for fungal cell membranes. Its systemic activity is distinct from
sulphur’s contact action.
- Sulphur: FRAC M02: Has multisite contact fungicidal activity. Correct application and coverage remain important; it does not make
every sulphur product interchangeable.
- Crop-specific disease management: Identify the disease and crop correctly and obtain the complete application programme. Do not use
a general broad-spectrum description as a diagnosis or a cure-all claim.
Plan disease-resistance management using both FRAC groups with a
qualified agronomist. Changing only the brand does not change its modes of action. Do not invent a repeat schedule or add a tank-mix
partner to compensate for poor diagnosis or timing.
Target Crops & Diseases
These are the crop and disease pairings printed in the exact
TeBull leaflet. Listing a target does not supply an interchangeable rate, first timing, method or waiting period for all
crops.
| Crop | Target Disease(s) |
|---|---|
| Chilli |
|
| Soybean |
|
| Mango |
|
Dosage & Application Guide
Use TeBull only after confirming complete directions for the
actual crop and disease. This page does not provide a numerical spray recipe. Do not treat a general per-acre figure, pack size or
another product’s programme as a substitute.
Application Requirements
| Crop | Requirements Before Application |
|---|---|
| Chilli | Confirm the product quantity, spray water, first timing, method, harvest interval and worker-entry instructions for powdery
mildew or fruit rot on the supplied label. |
| Soybean | Confirm the complete leaf-spot or pod-blight programme, including first timing and waiting periods. Do not transfer chilli
directions merely because the formulation is the same. |
| Mango | Obtain the exact mango powdery-mildew directions, including unambiguous product units, water, method, first timing and waiting
periods. Do not infer an orchard recipe from another crop. |
Product quantity is not active-ingredient weight: Measure
the formulated WG product only after the exact crop-specific directions are established. The ingredient percentages and pack weight
are not application rates.
Application route: AgroStar describes foliar spraying for
its chilli and soybean product uses. Do not transfer that general statement into an unverified mango programme, seed treatment, drip
application or dusting method.
Waiting periods and mixtures: Confirm the actual crop’s
harvest and worker-entry requirements separately. Do not assume an unspecified interval is zero, or derive a universal litre, tank or
repeat-spray recipe.
How to Apply: Best Practices
- Identify the crop and disease: Match chilli, soybean or mango to its listed disease. Confirm the diagnosis before choosing a
fungicide treatment.
- Confirm the complete programme: Check the supplied TeBull label for product quantity, water, method, first timing and crop-specific
waiting periods. Obtain clarification before treatment if any essential direction is unclear.
- Use the correct formulation: This is a WG product for dispersion as directed, not dry dusting. Use suitable measuring equipment and
never mix with bare hands or kitchen utensils.
- Calibrate and cover correctly: For the verified foliar use, calibrate the sprayer to the confirmed area and water requirement and
seek even coverage. Do not extend this into an unspecified orchard spray programme.
- Check intended mixtures: A broad compatibility statement is not permission to mix every pesticide or adjuvant. Verify the exact
partners, crop and use against both supplied labels before mixing.
- Consider field conditions: Follow crop-specific advice on weather, application stage and crop condition. Do not borrow temperature
limits, oil intervals, rainfastness or repeat timings from another sulphur formulation.
- Protect people and water: Avoid exposure and spray drift. Keep product, spills and equipment washings out of drains and waterways,
and keep people and animals away from handling and treatment.
- Respect harvest and worker entry: Maintain the confirmed crop-specific waiting periods. A dry spray deposit or another crop’s
interval is not proof that early entry or harvest is permitted.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. It is a specific two-active-ingredient WG formulation. Do not exchange its quantity, timing or crop directions with a single-ingredient product or another concentration.
Chilli: powdery mildew and fruit rot. Soybean: leaf spot and pod blight. Mango: powdery mildew. Do not widen these pairings to every fungal disease or every crop.
No. Obtain the complete, unambiguous directions for the actual crop before treatment. Pack weight and ingredient percentages do not define a pump dose or repeat interval.
No. Verify the intended mixture against both product labels and crop-specific advice. Do not assume a broad compatibility statement permits every partner, oil or adjuvant.
No. Rapid absorption does not establish a rain-free interval, a heat threshold or universal crop safety. Follow the exact supplied-label restrictions and suitable crop-specific advice.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read the supplied TeBull label and leaflet and current applicable restrictions. Use
only for the listed crop and disease with complete, unambiguous application instructions. Do not replace missing directions
with a rate or schedule from another product.
Wear long sleeves, trousers, suitable shoes or boots, chemical-resistant gloves and eye or face
protection. Use suitable respiratory protection as required by the supplied label and safety data sheet. Avoid breathing dust
or spray mist and avoid skin, eye and mouth contact. Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling. Wash exposed skin and
contaminated clothing after use.
After exposure or if unwell, seek medical attention and show the product container, label or safety
data sheet. Move an inhalation casualty to fresh air, remove contaminated clothing and wash skin with soap and water. Rinse
exposed eyes thoroughly with clean water. Do not induce vomiting or give anything by mouth to an unconscious
person.
Prevent environmental contamination. Keep product, spills, spray drift, equipment washings and empty
packaging out of drains, streams and other waterways. The product must not be treated as harmless merely because a general
marketing or safety sentence sounds reassuring.
Store tightly closed in the original container in a cool, dry, well-ventilated, locked place away from
children, unauthorised access, food, feed, heat and ignition sources. Never reuse empty packaging. Follow approved disposal
routes and local waste rules. Field results depend on disease, crop, timing, conditions and correct use; no claim overrides
the supplied label or guarantees crop safety.
Product and use references: AgroStar product information · Product leaflet · Safety data
sheet · FRAC classification