Dodine 40% SC Fungicide

We supply Dodine 40% Soluble Concentrate (SC)—a guanidine, contact fungicide purpose-built for pome and stone fruit programs and select ornamentals. It delivers protective plus early-curative activity by disrupting fungal cell membranes and suppressing spore germination, helping prevent infections such as scab, leaf spot, rust, and brown rot on label-listed crops. The SC system is engineered for rapid wetting, uniform coverage, and low foaming, with practical tank-mix compatibility where labels allow, and reliable performance from cool early spring through autumn. As a manufacturer, we provide OEM/private label (multilingual artwork, QR/anti-counterfeit), ISO-managed batch consistency, and full COA/MSDS with optional registration support. Packaging is export-ready—500 mL / 1 L / 5 L retail and 200 L drums / 1000 L IBC bulk—shipped by sea/air/LCL with dependable lead times. Use is strictly per destination-country labels (coverage, intervals, PHI/REI); this page focuses on the 40% SC specification to avoid overlap with other strengths or formulations on your site.For more information or to inquire about Dodine Fungicide for sale, feel free to contact us!

Performance

• Canopy cleanliness that holds: Prevents spore germination and early lesion establishment on label-listed foliar diseases (e.g., scab, leaf spots, rust, brown rot), helping keep leaves and fruit surfaces clean through the labeled spray interval.
• Protective with early-curative reach: Best positioned preventively; retains useful activity at the very beginning of infection when applied promptly, limiting spread on treated tissue.
• Built for cool-start programs: Reliable performance from cool early spring through autumn; well-suited to the front half of pome/stone fruit programs when disease risk first rises.
• Coverage-driven consistency: The SC system delivers rapid dilution, uniform wetting, and low foaming for even deposits—critical for contact fungicides where surface coverage determines outcome.
• Program stability, fewer rescue sprays: When embedded in a rotation, helps reduce breakthrough events and emergency interventions, supporting marketable finish and predictable pack-outs.
• Tank-mix friendly by label: Compatible with many fungicides/insecticides where permitted, enabling spectrum-broadening mixes and seasonal rotations without complicating handling.
• Operational fit: Air-blast/high-volume sprayers achieve thorough coverage on complex canopies; agitation-stable suspensions support long spray days with minimal re-mixing.
• Compliance first: Actual intervals, PHI/REI, and any buffer requirements follow destination-country labels; integrate with non-cross–resistant partners as directed.

Where It Fits: Crops & Diseases Covered

Label scope varies by country; examples below illustrate common use domains. Always follow destination-country registrations.

Crop–Disease Matrix (readers’ quick view)

Crop group (examples)	Primary diseases (examples)	Typical window (phenology)	Field note
Pome fruits (apple, pear)	Scab (Venturia inaequalis/pyrina), leaf spots, rust	Green tip → petal fall, then cover sprays per risk	Preventive anchor at cool, wet periods; rotate with non-cross partners to maintain sensitivity
Stone fruits (cherry, peach, nectarine, apricot)	Cherry leaf spot (Blumeriella jaapii), brown rot (Monilinia spp.), rust	Pre-bloom → shuck split; pre-harvest protection as labeled	Emphasize fruit/leaf surface coverage; support blossom/early fruit finish
Nuts (almond; market-dependent)	Leaf spot/scab complexes (label-listed)	Bud break → early cover	Fit as preventive surface shield on young canopy; confirm local eligibility
Ornamentals (nursery & landscape)	Leaf spot, rust, powdery mildew (as labeled)	Early symptom risk → rotational slots	Conduct small-area tests on sensitive varieties; coverage dictates outcome

Program snapshots (practical context)

• Apples/Pears: Start at green tip into tight cluster/petal fall when scab risk rises; alternate with non-cross fungicides in wet cycles. Air-blast sprayers help reach complex canopies; prioritize uniform surface films on leaves and fruitlets.
• Cherries/Stone fruit: Use pre-bloom to shuck split to protect young tissues against leaf spot and prepare for brown rot phases; maintain even deposits on fruiting wood and spur leaves.
• Almonds/Nuts: Where registered, position at bud break/early cover for surface protection during cool, wet spells; confirm target spectrum and PHI per local labels.
• Ornamentals: Deploy as a protective rotation partner during favorable disease weather; verify varietal tolerance on a small block before wide use.

Operational guardrails

• Dodine is contact, non-systemic with slight local movement; coverage (including leaf undersides) is decisive.
• Final crop lists, pathogens, timing, intervals, PHI/REI, and any varietal cautions are governed by the destination-country label.

How to Use It for Best Results (Label-Driven)

Field SOP (for distributors & agronomists)

• Program placement — Position preventively or at the very first signs in pome/stone fruit and approved ornamentals. Prioritize cool, wet risk windows in early spring; revisit in autumn as labels allow.
• Water quality — Use clean water in the neutral to mildly acidic range. Avoid strongly alkaline conditions. If unsure, run a quick pH check.
• Mixing order (tank prep) — Start with water (agitation ON) → add dispersible solids (WG/WP) if any → add Dodine 40% SC → then emulsifiable/liquid partners (EC/SL/ME) → adjuvants last. Keep steady agitation throughout.
• Jar test — Before first market use or new partners, perform a jar test with local water and adjuvants to confirm emulsion/suspension stability and absence of flocculation.
• Coverage essentials — This is contact, non-systemic: calibrate sprayer, target leaf undersides and spur/cluster zones, set droplet spectrum for uniform surface film; maintain travel speed/pressure that preserves deposition.
• Intervals & rotation — Set spray intervals within the label range; tighten under high risk, extend when pressure drops. Rotate with non–cross-resistant partners per FRAC/IPM guidance; avoid long runs of a single MoA.
• Tank-mix boundaries — Only mix where labels allow. Avoid strongly alkaline partners/systems. If copper or oil-based products are common in your market, validate compatibility locally before broad use.
• Rain & re-coverage — If significant rainfall occurs shortly after spraying, follow the label for any re-coverage guidance; do not improvise off-label rules.
• PHI/REI & buffers — Respect pre-harvest intervals, re-entry intervals, and any buffer zones mandated by the destination label.
• IPM alignment — Combine with sanitation, canopy airflow, forecasting models (e.g., scab risk) to reduce emergency sprays and support resistance stewardship.
• Record-keeping — Log date, lot number, partners, water pH, weather, block, and operator. This supports traceability and continuous improvement.

Program placement (illustrative; labels prevail)

Crop group	Anchor window	Purpose
Pome fruits (apple/pear)	Green tip → petal fall, then per risk	Establish a preventive surface film against scab/leaf spots
Stone fruits (cherry/peach/nectarine)	Pre-bloom → shuck split	Protect young tissues; prepare for brown-rot phases
Ornamentals (selected)	At-risk weather → rotation slots	Maintain clean foliage; test varietal tolerance on a small area

Do / Don’t

• Do: keep agitation on; target leaf undersides; rotate MoA; follow local label for intervals/PHI/REI.
• Don’t: rely on coverage from a single side; stack multiple high-pH partners; reuse one MoA across consecutive sprays; invent off-label re-spray rules.

Why Teams Choose This 40% SC — Dodine 40% SC

Value Stack (what buyers get, in practice)

• Protective + early curative certainty — Disrupts membranes and blocks spore germination on treated tissue, anchoring early-season programs when scab/leaf-spot risk first climbs.
• Coverage-driven consistency — SC engineered for rapid dilution, uniform wetting, low foam, and agitation stability—built for long spray days with air-blast/high-volume rigs.
• Cool-season reliability — Performs from early spring through autumn across typical label conditions, reducing emergency re-sprays during wet/cool spells.
• Rotation-friendly — A guanidine MoA that fits cleanly into rotations with triazoles, strobilurins, multisites, etc.; helps maintain sensitivity when used per local resistance guidance.
• Operational efficiency — Simple mixing order, broad tank-mix latitude where labels allow, and predictable handling lower downtime and training overhead.
• OEM at scale — Manufacturer-direct with multilingual artwork, QR/anti-counterfeit, and batch-to-batch QC; documentation (COA/MSDS) and registration support streamline entry.

Proof Points (buyer-facing signals)

• Batch traceability and per-lot COA/MSDS underpin audits and distributor QA.
• Sprayability: low foam + stable suspensions → fewer stoppages for tank maintenance.
• Program fit: slots naturally at green tip → petal fall (pome) and pre-bloom → shuck split (stone fruit) per label—easy to template across orchards.
• Commercial readiness: export-grade packing and dependable lead times enable synchronized launches with other SKUs.

Quick cues for your agronomy team

• Use preventively/very early; make coverage the KPI.
• Rotate MoA within season; avoid long runs of any single class.
• Keep agitation on, verify jar tests with local water/partners, and follow destination-country labels for intervals, PHI/REI, and buffers.

OEM & Packaging Built for Your Market

Retail & Bulk Options (SC only)

Pack size	Container	Closure/Seal	Typical carton	Notes
500 mL	HDPE bottle	TE cap + foil seal	20–24 units	Shelf-ready; low-foam pour profile
1 L	HDPE bottle	TE cap + foil seal	12–15 units	Most requested retail size
5 L	HDPE jerrycan	Screw cap + tamper band	4 units	Contractor/estate blocks
200 L	HDPE drum	Bung cap	—	Bulk dispatch; palletized
1000 L	IBC tote	Ball valve	—	Consolidated shipments

Labeling & Brand Enablement

• Multilingual artwork (EN/AR/FR/ES/RU/others), GS1 barcode, QR/anti-counterfeit, batch/DOM/expiry printing.
• Outer cartons with moisture barrier; export marks per destination rules.
• Artwork localization for GHS pictograms/hazard text; claims strictly follow destination-country labels.

Logistics & Lead Times

• Made-to-order with dependable lead times (typically 2–3 weeks after artwork/PO alignment, subject to allocation).
• Sea/Air/LCL supported; SKU consolidation available; pallet schemes optimized for footprint and weight limits.
• Each lot ships with COA + MSDS, packing list, commercial invoice; Certificate of Origin/legalization on request.

What We Need to Configure Fast

• Destination country/authority, target channels (retail vs. bulk).
• Required pack sizes, label languages, anti-counterfeit preference.
• Any special pallet, liner, or climate requirements (hot/cold chain, tropical humidity).
• Whether registration dossier support is needed alongside OEM.

Quality, Documents & Registration Support

Audit-Ready Essentials (how we run quality)

• ISO-managed QA/QC with instrument calibration and documented SOPs; retains kept per lot for traceability.
• Formal change control (raw materials/methods/packaging) with prior customer notice on approved specs.
• Batch/label traceability from production order → COA → pallet/carton/unit level.

Release COA — Per Lot (indicative indices)

• Active content (% w/w); identity by validated method.
• pH (1% dilution); viscosity (Brookfield class, method-stated).
• Wetting time & suspensibility (CIPAC-aligned, method referenced).
• Wet-sieve residue (e.g., 75 µm standard, spec on COA).
• Foaming tendency; specific gravity (20 °C).
• Moisture / loss on drying; appearance/color; odor noted.
• Packaging integrity (seal/liner/cap) and label conformity.
• Stability gating on representative lots: accelerated heat, ambient shelf checks, and freeze–thaw where applicable (pass/fail criteria method-stated).

Compliance & Label Alignment

• GHS: destination-specific hazard statements, pictograms, precautionary phrases reflected on artwork and MSDS.
• Use governance: intervals, PHI/REI, tank-mix allowances and buffers follow destination-country labels; page content remains formulation-level (no farm rates).
• Claims discipline: only label-listed crops/targets appear on final artwork; no off-label messaging.

Registration Support (on request, under NDA)

• Spec mapping to authority format; 5-batch analytical summary; validated method briefs (identity/assay/critical performance tests).
• Manufacturing & QA overview (high level); storage/transport statements consistent with MSDS Sections 7/14.
• Artwork localization pack (multilingual), change-control policy, and traceability documentation to support audits.

What ships with every lot

• COA + MSDS, packing list, commercial invoice; Certificate of Origin/legalization available upon request.

Fast Answers to Common Questions

• Is it systemic?
  No—contact, non-systemic with slight local movement; efficacy depends on coverage.
• Primary mode of action?
  Membrane disruption + spore-germination block (guanidine class).
• Where does it fit in the season?
  Preventive to very early infection, especially from cool early spring through autumn, per label.
• Which diseases does it cover?
  Label-listed foliar diseases such as scab, leaf spots, rust, brown rot on approved crops.
• Can I tank-mix it?
  Label-dependent; avoid strongly alkaline systems and run a jar test with local water/adjuvants.
• Intervals, PHI/REI?
  Follow destination-country labels; integrate into rotations to maintain sensitivity.
• Any special spray tips?
  Target leaf undersides and clusters, keep agitation on, and choose droplets for uniform surface films.
• Packaging & docs?
  500 mL / 1 L / 5 L retail; 200 L / 1000 L bulk; each lot ships with COA + MSDS.
• OEM options?
  Multilingual artwork, QR/anti-counterfeit, GS1 barcodes; artwork localized to GHS and label claims.

Tell Us Your Market—We’ll Configure Your 40% SC

Send us the following and we’ll return a configured Dodine 40% SC plan, COA/MSDS pack, and a firm delivery schedule:

• Destination country/authority & registration status (if any)
• Crops & target diseases you’ll list on the label
• Pack sizes (500 mL / 1 L / 5 L retail; 200 L / 1000 L bulk)
• Label languages + anti-counterfeit preference (QR, codes)
• Tank-mix posture (common partners/adjuvants) & any pH/hardness constraints
• Launch window & INCOTERMS (sea/air/LCL; consolidation needs)
• Whether you require registration dossier support (5-batch analytics, method briefs, QA overview)

We’ll map specs to your market, confirm artwork/GHS, and lock in production slots to meet your launch.