When searching for plant protection products, you can more easily access the information you need with SRC. SRC helps you review plant, disease and pest, active ingredient and licensed plant protection product (PPP) records in one place by linking them together. You can start your search from any information you want. You can easily move from plants to diseases and pests, from diseases or pests to related plants, from active ingredients to PPPs containing this ingredient, and from PPPs to the active ingredients they contain. For example, by selecting mildew on tomatoes, you can view the relevant active ingredients and licensed PPPs; you can review the application dose, license, MRL, harvest and bee waiting information of the products. Start your search from anywhere you want.
* View diseases and pests by plant.
* Access plants where the disease or pest is registered.
* List licensed PPPs containing the active ingredient. * Review the active ingredients contained in the PPP.
* Access licensed PPP options by plant and pest.
Review PPP information together.
* View licensed areas of use. * Access application dosage and formulation information.
* Check license number, license date, and license status.
* Review shelf life and license holder company information.
Check harvest and bee waiting periods
Easily view the time that should be left between the last application of the PPP and harvest, and the bee waiting information for the product.
Access MRL information
Review the maximum residue limit (MRL) values and record dates for the plant and active ingredient.
Easily return to your frequently used records
You can filter by insecticide, fungicide, and other PPP groups, and add your frequently used records to your favorites.
Who can use it?
SRC is designed for agricultural engineers, agricultural consultants, PPP dealers, producers, greenhouse operators, contract farming companies, public agricultural personnel, and professionals working in the field of plant health. With SRC, instead of searching separately in different sources, you can access the related information you need in the plant protection process more quickly and systematically. The information in the application is for informational purposes only. Prior to application, the current product label, licensing information, and official records should be checked. MRL records alone do not indicate the product's suitability for export or residue levels.
Dosage, MRL (Maximum Residue Limit), and waiting period information according to plant, pest, active ingredient, and PPE (Process Control Unit).