BARAKA – Calcined white clay against fruit pests

Baraka (anhydrous kaolin clay) is a white clay derived from kaolin. It is calcined and used as a protective film on fruits, creating a barrier against pest insects. It also acts as a temperature regulator, preventing heat stress by creating a shading veil on the surface of the fruits. Preventive use against: - Olive fly - Cherry fly - Pear psyllid - Codling moth - Aphids Dosage and recommendations: First application before risk periods and renew based on leaching. Use a volume of water sufficient for good coverage without causing runoff. Tree cultivation: 50 to 60 kg / ha (5 – 6 g / m2) then renew at 30 kg / ha (3 g/m2) Cherry fly: Spray as soon as cherries start to color, then renew in 10 days WEIGHT: ND DIMENSIONS: ND WEIGHT: 1 kg, 10 kg, 25 kg, 5 kg