Carbendazim 50% WP - Dosage & Uses

Fungicide · controls disease · 17 crops · 25 label claims

Slightly toxic - green label triangle (Caution)

Carbendazim dosage by crop

Registered label doses of Carbendazim 50% WP: crop, target pest, application method, active ingredient and formulation per hectare, water volume and pre-harvest waiting period
CropPest / diseaseMethoda.i. per haFormulation per haWater (L/ha)Waiting period (days)
AppleScab · DiseaseSpray1.25 gm2.5 gm10 per tree-
BarleyLoose Smut · DiseaseSeed treatment1 gm/kg2 gm/kg(1 ltr/10 kg seed) (seed treatment before sowing)(wet slurry treatment)
BarleyLoose Smut · DiseaseSpray1 gm/kg2 gm/kg(1 ltr/10 kg seed) (seed treatment before sowing)(wet slurry treatment)
BeansPowdery Mildew · DiseaseSpray175 gm350 gm750-
BerPowdery Mildew · DiseaseSpray5 gm10 gm10 per tree-
BrinjalFruit Rot · DiseaseSpray150 gm300 gm600-
BrinjalLeaf Spot · DiseaseSpray150 gm300 gm600-
CottonLeaf Spot · DiseaseSpray125250750-
CucurbitsFruit Rot · DiseaseSpray150 gm300 gm600-
CucurbitsPowdery Mildew · DiseaseSpray150 gm300 gm600-
GrapesFruit Rot · DiseaseSpray150 gm300 gm600-
GroundnutTikka Leaf Spot · DiseaseSpray112.5 gm225 gm750-
JuteSeedling Blight · DiseaseSpray1 gm/kg seed2 gm/kg seed(1 ltr/10kg seed) (seed treatment)(wet slurry treatment)
JuteSeedling Blight · DiseaseSeed treatment1 gm/kg seed2 gm/kg seed(1 ltr/10kg seed) (seed treatment)(wet slurry treatment)
PaddyBlast · DiseaseSpray125-250 gm250-500 gm750 L-
PaddySheath Blight · DiseaseSeed treatment1gm/ kg seed2 gm/ kg seed(1 ltr/10 kg seed) (seed treatment)(wet slurry treatment)
PaddySheath Blight · DiseaseSpray1gm/ kg seed2 gm/ kg seed(1 ltr/10 kg seed) (seed treatment)(wet slurry treatment)
PeaPowdery Mildew · DiseaseSpray125 gm250 gm600-
RosePowdery Mildew · DiseaseSpray0.5 gm1 gm2-
Sugar BeetLeaf Spot · DiseaseSpray100 gm200 gm400-
Sugar BeetPowdery Mildew · DiseaseSpray100 gm200 gm400-
TapiocaSheath Rot · DiseaseSpray0.5 gm1 gm1-
WalnutDowny Mildew · DiseaseSpray1.5 gm3 gm10 per tree-
WheatLoose Smut · DiseaseSeed treatment1gm/kg seed2 g/kg seed(1 ltr/10 kg seed) (seed treatment before sowing)(wet slurry treatment)
WheatLoose Smut · DiseaseSpray1gm/kg seed2 g/kg seed(1 ltr/10 kg seed) (seed treatment before sowing)(wet slurry treatment)

Read the label. Doses above are the registered label claims (Central Insecticides Board & Registration Committee) for information only. Always follow the product label and your local agriculture officer's advice, wear protective equipment, and observe the waiting period before harvest. Found an error? Report it. See our terms of use.

Crops on the Carbendazim label

  • Apple 1 claim
  • Barley 2 claims
  • Beans 1 claim
  • Ber 1 claim
  • Brinjal 2 claims
  • Cotton 1 claim
  • Cucurbits 2 claims
  • Grapes 1 claim
  • Groundnut 1 claim
  • Jute 2 claims
  • Paddy 3 claims
  • Pea 1 claim
  • Rose 1 claim
  • Sugar Beet 2 claims
  • Tapioca 1 claim
  • Walnut 1 claim
  • Wheat 2 claims

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Source: Central Insecticides Board & Registration Committee (CIB&RC) approved label claims, compiled by NaPanta agronomists · View source →. Updated: reviewed with each CIB&RC registration update · Report an error

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Carbendazim 50% WP used for?

Carbendazim 50% WP is a fungicide registered in India for disease control on 17 crops including Apple, Barley, Beans, Ber.

What is the dosage of Carbendazim 50% WP per acre?

Label doses are given per hectare in the table above; divide by 2.47 for one acre. The dose differs by crop and target pest, so use the row for your crop and follow the water volume shown.

How toxic is Carbendazim 50% WP?

Carbendazim 50% WP carries the green label triangle - slightly toxic (Caution). Wear protective clothing, keep away from children and water bodies, and observe the waiting period before harvest.

What is the pre-harvest interval (PHI) for Carbendazim 50% WP?

The pre-harvest interval for Carbendazim 50% WP varies by crop and formulation. Check the PHI column in the dosage table above for each registered crop. PHI is the minimum number of days between the last application and harvest to ensure residues are within safe limits.

How do I dispose of empty pesticide containers safely?

Triple-rinse the container with water and pour rinsate into the spray tank. Puncture the container so it cannot be reused. Do not burn, bury, or throw in water bodies. Return to the dealer or dispose at a designated waste collection point as per CPCB guidelines.

What should I do if a farmer is accidentally exposed to a pesticide?

Move the person away from the exposure area immediately. Remove contaminated clothing. Wash skin with soap and water for 15 minutes. For eye exposure, rinse with clean water for 15 minutes. Go to the nearest hospital and take the pesticide label or container for the doctor to identify the active ingredient.