How to read a pesticide label
Check the active ingredient, target pest, crop, dose, PHI, warning colour band and first aid before you buy or mix.
Seeds, fertilizers, crop protection, veterinary supplies and equipment. Find the right product, learn to use it safely, then call or WhatsApp us to confirm stock and price.
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Seeds, fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, fungicides and veterinary supplies.
Help choosing the right product for your crop and problem, and how to use it safely.
Sprayers and other farm tools. Ask what is in stock. (We do not repair of Sprayers or other services.)
Products in catalogue: 0. Prices are indicative and can change; contact us to confirm price and stock.
Suggestions are a starting point. Confirm the pest or disease with an agronomist or our shop team and read the label before buying.
Rates here are typical sample figures. The label on your pack always overrides this tool.
Always read the label. Use products only as directed and follow Ugandan regulations.
Wear gloves, boots, long sleeves, a mask and goggles. Do not eat, drink or smoke while spraying. Wash hands and clothes afterwards.
Keep chemicals in original containers, locked, away from food, children and animals. Triple-rinse empty containers, pour rinse water into the tank, then puncture and bury them. Never reuse them.
Respect the pre-harvest interval (PHI) on the label. Do not spray near water sources or when it is windy or about to rain.
Move the person to fresh air, remove contaminated clothing, rinse skin or eyes with clean water for 15 minutes. Do not induce vomiting. Go to the nearest health centre at once and carry the product label.
Check the active ingredient, target pest, crop, dose, PHI, warning colour band and first aid before you buy or mix.
Check young maize weekly for window-pane holes and frass in the whorl. Early, targeted control works better than late heavy spraying.
Spray a measured plot with plain water first to learn how many tanks per acre you really use. It saves money and avoids overdosing.
Samaritan Agro-Dealers are dealers in all agro-inputs and all agric related services, located on Kolir–Kachumbala road. We help farmers and agro-dealers choose the right input and use it safely.
Hours (edit): Mon–Sat 8:00–18:00, Sun Open 10:00–18:00.
“Helpful advice and fair prices.” Sample testimonial: Ever since I started using their products, my yields have improved significantly.
Phone: +256 787197970 (Manager-Etiang Enos)