Rias 300 is a systemic fungicide for the protection of sugar and table beets from cercosporosis and powdery mildew, has a preventive and curative effect.
Active substances: 150 g/l Difenoconazole; 50 g/l Propiconazole
Preparative form: Emulsion concentrate
Chemical group: Triazoles
Toxicity class: III
Packaging: 20 liter box, 4 canisters of 5 liters each, the price is for 1 liter.
Regulation of application
Culture Rate of consumption of the drug l/ha Terms of use Spectrum of action
Rice (by land and air)
0.5-0.75
Spraying during the growing season
Paricularia, rhizoctoniosis and other leaf spots
Sunflower
0.5-0.8
Spraying crops in the phases of 8–10 leaves, the beginning of flowering
Gray spotting (phomopsis), fomos, alternaria, gray rot, powdery mildew, septoriosis
The consumption rate of the working fluid: 50–200 l/t depending on the type of processing.
The mechanism of the active substance:
Rias drug disrupts the biosynthesis of sterols in the body of mushrooms. As a result, the processes of growth tube elongation, cell differentiation and mycelium growth are inhibited.
Advantages of the drug:
Enhanced action against piricular disease;
A long period of protective action, enhanced therapeutic effect;
High systemic and long-lasting protective effect.
Compatibility with other drugs: The drug is compatible with most pesticides, but compatibility should be checked on a case-by-case basis.
Reviona® - fungicide of the new generation of triazoles, which combines high efficiency against major diseases and safety for the environment.
Type of effect on the body: Systemic
Preparative form: Suspension concentrate
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Chemical composition: Organic
Active substance content: 75 g/l Revisol (mefentrifluconazole)
Manufacturer: BASF, Germany
Packaging; box 20 l, 4 canisters of 5 l each, the price is for 1 l.
Advantages of the drug:
A systemic drug for the protection of many cultures from a complex of diseases with a therapeutic effect.
Due to its excellent efficiency and unique chemical properties, the drug prevents the emergence of resistance.
The drug works in a wide range of temperatures
Resistant to rain and has a long-lasting effect.
It has a wide window and an optimal term of use.
After application, the drug Reviona® is quickly absorbed by the leaf and evenly distributed throughout the plant.
Application regulations:
Culture Rate of consumption of the drug Terms of use Spectrum of action Multiplicity of treatments
Apple, Pear 1.6–2.0 l/ha spraying during the growing season for scab, powdery mildew, alternaria 3
Cherries 1.6–2.0 l/ha spraying during the growing season moniliosis, powdery mildew, coccomycosis, klasterosporiosis 3
Plum 1.6–2.0 l/ha spraying during the vegetation period for scab, klasterosporiosis, moniliosis 3
Peach 1.6–2.0 l/ha spraying during the growing season moniliosis, scab, powdery mildew, curling of peach leaves, klasterosporiosis 3
Lowland 1.4-1.6 l/ha spraying during the growing season powdery mildew, moniliosis, alternaria, anthracnose, white and black spots 3
Grapes 0.8-1.3 l/ha spraying during the growing season oidium, black rot 3
Potatoes 1.0–1.25 l/ha spraying during the growing season Alternaria 3
Tomatoes 1.25–1.5 l/ha spraying during the growing season alternaria, powdery mildew 3
Onion 1.25–1.5 l/ha spraying during the growing season alternaria, spotting 3
Rate of consumption of working fluid: 300–1000 l/ha
Waiting periods before entering the field for manual/mechanized work: 7 days/3 days
Waiting period: apples, pears, cherries, plums, grapes - 14 days; peach, blueberry - 20 days; tomatoes, potatoes, onions - 7 days
Compatibility with other drugs:
Easily mixes with contact and systemic fungicides and insecticides
The active substance Revisol® is transported in the plant with the help of water, penetrating all the way to the tip of the leaf, and protects its untreated parts.
The unique properties of Revisol® provide quick absorption of the active substance and a powerful therapeutic effect in the protection against fungal plant diseases.
A distinctive feature of Revisol® is the creation of reserves of the active substance in the leaf, which, upon subsequent release, help prolong the protective effect.