Thifluzamide 24%SC
| Specifications | Target | Dosage |
| Thifluzamide 50%WDG | Rice sheath blight fungi | 150-160g/ha. |
| Thifluzamide 240 g/L SC | Rice sheath blight fungi | 230-280ml/ha. |
| Thifluzamide 3%FS | Wheat sheath blight fungi | 500-600ml with 100kg seeds |
| Thifluzamide 0.15% GR | Rice sheath blight fungus, southern blight | 230g/ha. |
| Thifluzamide 30.4% + Trifloxystrobin 7.6%SCThifluzamide 377g/l + Trifloxystrobin 94g/l SC | Rice sheath blight fungi | 210-270ml/ha. |
| Thifluzamide 8% + Propiconazol 16% SC Thifluzamide 84 g/L + Propiconazol 169 g/L SC | Rice sheath blight fungi | 20-300ml/ha. |
| Thifluzamide 9% + Tebuconazole 18% SC | Rust fungi, Sheath blight fungiLeaf spot diseasesouthern blight | |
| Thifluzamide 8% + Azoxystrobin 32% SC | Rice sheath blight fungi | 300-600ml/ha. |
| Thifluzamide 20% + Pyraclostrobin 15% SC | southern blight | 600-900ml/ha. |
Technical Requirements for Use:
1. For the control of rice sheath blight, apply the pesticide 20 days before heading or at the initial stage of disease. Mix well and spray as usual, once.
For the control of white mold, drench the roots once at the early stage of disease.
2. If rice sheath blight is severe, appropriately increase the dosage or apply again during the heading stage.
3. The recommended safety interval for using the product on rice is 20 days, and the maximum number of applications per crop production cycle is 3.
For leeks, apply a maximum of once per season, with a safety interval of 14 days.
4. Do not apply the pesticide on windy days or if rain is expected within one hour.
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