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Protecting crops from disease helps ensure success for farms and access to the fresh produce we all rely on. Zorvec active is an essential active in the blight programme, allowing farmers to better manage their crops to improve yield and quality.
- Preventative protection
- First in its class
- Products
- 2026 Application advice
- Contact details
Preventative protection
Zorvec active works against a specific category of fungi known as oomycetes. Oomycetes spread by producing zoospores that can swim across a thin layer of water on a leaf, looking for the perfect spot to settle and attach themselves.
Zorvec prevents oomycete diseases by stopping sporangia and zoospores from germinating. When used strategically during specific growth stages, this active ingredient helps keep plants healthier and more productive.
Zorvec active - first in its class
Zorvec active is the first active ingredient of its kind — a member of a novel class of fungicides that control diseases caused by oomycetes, acting at a unique site within the pathogen. Inside the plant it moves systemically to protect new growth as it emerges and develops.
Key benefits
Unique site of activity
Chemical group FRAC Group 49.
Outstanding efficacy
Offers robust control throughout a 7-day spray interval, even during rapid growth phase of crop.
Systemic activity
Systemic movement of Zorvec active enables uniform protection even for portions of leaves receiving partial spray coverage.
Products available to UK growers and advisors
Best practice application advice for 2026
Visit the Zorvec stewardship hub to read the full best practice application advice for the upcoming season.
Contact details
If you would like to contact a member of the team, click here to find your local area manager.
Alternatively, you can call our Technical Hotline on 0800 689 8899, email ukhotline@corteva.com, or complete our enquiry form.
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