Fungicide Soligor: instructions for use, mechanism of action, consumption rates

Fungicide against fungal diseases "Soligor" has a long-term effect. Helps to cope with fungi that affect wheat crops. It is widely used in industry for the prevention of diseases, as well as for the treatment of existing diseases. It contains a new active ingredient that prevents the fungus from entering the leaf.

Release form, composition and purpose of the drug "Soligor"

The drug is found on the market in the form of a concentrated emulsion. It is poured into 5-liter canisters. Contains several active ingredients:

• spiroxami (224 g/l);
• tebuconazole (158 g/l);
• prothiocanazole (53 g/l).

The product is intended for processing wheat and barley in industry, for the fight and prevention of fungal diseases, namely:

• powdery mildew;
• septoria;
• rust;
• pyrenosporosis;
• rhynchosporiasis;
• brown spotting.

Important! The use of a modern drug requires compliance with precautionary measures and rules for working with toxic substances.

How a fungicide works

Fungicide penetrates the tissues of the leaf blade and creates a barrier to the penetration of fungal spores. After that, they can develop and multiply normally, then they die.A dense film forms on the surface of the sheet, which prevents the product from being washed off during rain. Thanks to this composition, Soligor destroys a wide range of fungi and retains the effect from 2 to 4 weeks.

Main advantages and disadvantages

Fungicide has its advantages and disadvantages. On the positive side, note:

• quick response - the first result is noticeable in a couple of days;
• combination with other pesticides;
• wide range of action;
• not phytotoxic to plants;
• creates strong protection against pathogens.

Of the negative sides, the 2nd class of toxicity for humans and the 3rd class of toxicity for waterfowl and bees are noted.

"Soligor" contains a new component prothiocanazole.

Consumption rate

For winter wheat application rates are as follows:

• 0.4-0.6 l/ha during tillering and start of booting;
• 0.6-0.8 l/ha during the appearance of the flag leaf - heading;

For spring and winter barley use:

• 0.4-0.6 l/ha during tillering and start of booting;
• 0.6-0.8 l/ha at the time of flag leaf appearance;

Winter rye is sprayed during the vegetative period every 40 days with a solution at a dilution of 0.6-0.8 l/ha.

Preparation of working solution and its further application

Instructions for use provides a detailed description of the preparation and use of the solution. Everything happens in several stages:

1. The required amount is poured into a plastic container.
2. Pour 1/3 of the required amount of water.
3. Stir.
4. Bring the solution to the desired volume.
5. Start spraying.

When cooking, wear gloves, a respiratory mask, turn on the hood or work in a ventilated area.

Use the product in hot weather, preferably without wind and precipitation. Take precautions.

Important! Stir the solution with a wooden or glass rod in smooth circular motions.

Fungicide Handling Precautions

While working with Soligor, the rules of protection and precautions are observed:

1. It is forbidden to eat and smoke while spraying.
2. Eyes are protected by transparent goggles.
3. The airways are closed with a mask or respirator.
4. The hair is capped and tied into a bun.
5. They wear rubber shoes with closed toes on their feet.
6. Recommended to use armlets, plastic apron.
7. Gloves must be worn.
8. It is forbidden to use the product near water bodies and apiaries.

Compatibility with other pesticides and toxicity

"Soligor" belongs to the 2nd class of danger for humans and the 3rd for bees and fish. Causes severe poisoning and disrupts the central nervous system. If the active substance is ingested, you must contact the hospital.

You can combine the product with other pesticides. Most often it is mixed with insecticides to carry out two preventive treatments at the same time.

Terms and rules of storage

Keep the drug out of the reach of children and pets. The canister is tightly closed and left at room temperature. It should not be near food, drugs, animal feed.

Analogues of the drug

There are no analogues of Soligor with the same composition. However, there are a number of fungicides with similar effects.

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