Groundnut is eaten and pressed for oil, so the end of the season needs extra care with fungicides. First, check the waiting period on the label and stop spraying within that window before digging. Second, avoid late sprays that leave residues on the plant material you may feed to cattle as fodder, and check label notes on grazing. Third, watch field moisture, because wet soil near harvest favours pod and stem rots. Dig when pods are mature, dry them promptly and store at safe moisture to avoid mould. During the season, JU Carbendazim and JU Masaal list groundnut on their pages with doses and diseases, so compare the labels for the one you need. JU Azole’s text mentions groundnut, but its dose table does not list it, so confirm on the label before using it. Rotate products and keep records. Wear protective clothing. Gramiti – A Trusted Place for Farmers, Ghaziabad 201001. Email [email protected] or call 9939979905.