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Diluted cow's milk

Diluted cow's milk

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✅ Authorised EU

A whitish, uniform liquid. Once dry, a slight film may remain visible on the leaves. The mixture spoils quickly and does not keep well. Results are not guaranteed: they depend on the preparation, the time of application, and local conditions.

Application

When to use: Routinely and occasionally

Opportunist: Powdery mildew (Fungus)

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Application description: Use approved by Implementing Regulation (EU) 2020/1004 and its review report: fungicide against powdery mildew. Grapes (BBCH 07–57). Squash (BBCH 01–06, with no fruit present). Gerbera (BBCH 51–69). Cucumber and zucchini (BBCH 19–49). Soybeans (BBCH 19–49). Also, disinfection of tools by immersion.

Dose: Grapes: 10–40 L of milk/hL, 100–300 L/ha (10–120 L of milk/ha), 3–6 applications every 6–8 days. Pumpkin: 50 L/hL, 200 L of milk/ha, 3–4 applications. Gerbera: 16 L/hL (80–160 L/ha); pre-harvest interval 8 days. Cucumber and zucchini: 5–10 L/hL (50–150 L/ha). Soybeans: 18 L/hL (180–270 L/ha). Equipment: undiluted solution, 2-second soak.

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Regulatory status

✅ Authorised in the EU

Bio-preparations authorised in the European Union
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Authorised bio-preparations: Kenya
Authorised bio-preparations: Peru
Authorised bio-preparations: Philippines
Authorised bio-preparations: Rwanda
Authorised bio-preparations: Tunisia
Authorised bio-preparations: Tanzania
Authorised bio-preparations: Uganda

Basic substance approved in the EU (Regulation (EU) 2020/1004). May be used without a product authorization, solely for the uses, doses, and preparation methods described in its review report. Approved for use in organic production. Its ingredients also appear on the official lists of inputs permitted in organic farming of: Burundi, Kenya, Peru, Philippines, Rwanda, Tunisia, Tanzania, Uganda. Depending on the country, some are only allowed under conditions (certification body approval, maximum doses): see each country's page.

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Documentary information, checked on 19/10/2026. Not a substitute for legal advice; regulations may vary from country to country. See the regulations · Substances authorised in Europe

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