Fluazinam provides excellent control against late blight in potatoes, early blight in tomatoes, and white mold in beans. It also shows good efficacy against various other fungal pathogens including Botrytis and Sclerotinia in multiple crops. The broad-spectrum activity makes it valuable in integrated disease management programs.

Fluazinam operates through a unique multi-site action that disrupts fungal energy production, making it effective against resistant strains. Unlike many single-site fungicides, it affects several metabolic pathways simultaneously, significantly reducing the risk of resistance development in pathogen populations.

For best results, apply Fluazinam during cooler parts of the day when temperatures are below 85°F. The product works best when applied preventatively before disease establishment, though it does offer some curative action when used at early infection stages.

No, Fluazinam is a conventional synthetic fungicide not approved for organic production. Organic growers should consider approved copper-based or biological alternatives for similar disease control in their production systems.

Always wear proper personal protective equipment including gloves, goggles, and respirator when mixing and applying. Avoid contact with skin and eyes, and prevent drift to non-target areas. Follow all label instructions for safe handling and application.