Rule (Thifluzamide 15%+Difenoconazole 20% SC) 500ml

Rule | 500 ml
Thifluzamide 15% + Difenoconazole 20% SC. A combination fungicide for sheath blight, brown spot, false smut and grain discolouration in paddy. Follow the disease-initiation timing, crop stage and exact foliar programme; observe harvest, repeat and worker-entry restrictions.

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Rule Fungicide by AgroStar | 500 ml

A two-active fungicide for sheath blight, brown spot, false smut and grain discolouration in paddy. Follow its specific foliar programme and harvest, repeat and worker-entry restrictions.

Crop: Paddy (rice), for the four diseases listed below.

First treatment: At the initiation of fungal disease, during the vegetative or early reproductive stage.

Key restrictions: 27-day harvest interval; 48-hour re-entry; maximum two sprays, 15 days apart.

Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits

🌾 Four named rice diseases: The paddy programme covers sheath blight, brown spot, false smut and grain discolouration.
🛡️ Two modes of action: Combines an SDHI fungicide with a DMI fungicide; resistance-management precautions still apply.
🍃 Systemic uptake: AgroStar describes absorption through roots and shoots and movement within the plant. The labelled application here remains foliar spray.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Details
Active ingredient / formulation	Thifluzamide 15% w/w + difenoconazole 20% w/w; SC (suspension concentrate).
Classification	FRAC 7 (thifluzamide, SDHI) + FRAC 3 (difenoconazole, DMI).
Manufacturer / marketer	Manufactured by GSP Crop Science Pvt. Ltd.; marketed by Ulink Agritech Private Limited, as named in the linked leaflet.
Registration reference	CIR-20068/2023-Thiafluzamide + Difenoconazole (SC)(451), as listed by AgroStar; check the supplied pack.
This pack / SKU	500 ml; AGS-CP-1765

How It Works: Mode of Action

Rule combines two fungicidal target sites. These classifications explain action, not permission to change the crop, rate or application route.

Thifluzamide: FRAC 7: Inhibits succinate dehydrogenase in fungal respiration, affecting energy production.
Difenoconazole: FRAC 3: Inhibits C14-demethylase in sterol biosynthesis, disrupting fungal membrane formation.
Manage resistance: Use only the labelled programme and seek qualified advice on effective alternatives with different modes of action. A combination is not a guarantee against resistance.

Target Crops & Diseases

Use only the exact crop–target pairs and application routes in the current supplied label.

Crop	Target Disease(s)
Paddy (rice)	Sheath blight, brown spot, false smut and grain discolouration. Do not extend the programme to unnamed “CIB-recommended” crops.

Dosage & Application Guide

The quantities are for the formulated combination, not either active ingredient separately. Use only for the paddy diseases above, with the paired timing and restrictions below. PHI is the interval from last treatment to harvest.

Dose per Acre & Original Label Basis

Crop	Product per Acre	Water per Acre	Original Label Basis	PHI
Paddy (rice)	Approx. 101.17 ml	Approx. 202.34 L	250 ml product + 500 L water/ha	27 days

First timing and stage: Foliar spray at the initiation of fungal disease during the vegetative or early reproductive stage. Ensure uniform coverage using a knapsack sprayer with a hollow-cone nozzle.

Repeat and entry limits: Maximum two sprays, with a 15-day interval. Keep people out of the treated area for the stated 48-hour re-entry period and follow all current protective-equipment requirements.

Units and calibration: Approximate acre values equal the original hectare quantities × 0.40468564224, rounded to two decimals. Calibrate with the original label basis; no per-litre or tank recipe is implied.

How to Apply: Best Practices

Check crop, disease and stage: Confirm paddy and the named fungal disease, the vegetative/early-reproductive stage and the required time before harvest.
Prepare the spray: Shake the bottle before use. Measure the product, mix with a small quantity of water using a stick, then add the remaining required water and stir again. Do not mix with bare hands.
Use the stated equipment: Apply uniformly with a knapsack sprayer and hollow-cone nozzle. Do not use as an ultra-low-volume spray.
Choose suitable conditions: Prefer morning or evening in clear weather. Avoid high wind and rain. Do not spray during active bee foraging or use near aquaculture or water bodies.
Respect the limits: Record the treatment date, 27-day PHI and 48-hour re-entry period. Do not exceed two sprays 15 days apart; confirm any proposed mixing partner against both current labels.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When should the first treatment be made?
At the initiation of fungal disease while paddy is at the vegetative or early reproductive stage. The 15-day interval is a repeat restriction, not the first-treatment trigger.

2. Can I spray more often if the disease is severe?
No. The leaflet limits the programme to two sprays at a 15-day interval. Seek qualified advice if disease continues rather than exceeding that programme.

3. How long before harvest and worker entry?
Observe 27 days between the last application and harvest, and the stated 48-hour re-entry period. Follow the supplied pack’s protective-equipment requirements.

4. Does root uptake mean I can use it as a soil drench?
No. Systemic uptake is not an alternative application instruction. The programme here is a foliar spray using the specified knapsack and hollow-cone setup.

5. Does the 500 ml pack define a tank dose or guaranteed coverage?
No. Measure formulated product and water for the actual treated area. No fixed tank size, derived per-litre dose or pack coverage is implied.

Safety & Disclaimer

Before you use it: Read the current supplied pack label and leaflet. Match the crop, target, formulation, route, first-treatment timing, product quantity, water or placement basis, harvest interval and worker-entry restrictions. This overview does not replace the label or authenticate a batch.

May irritate skin. Wear the specified protective clothing, gloves, eye protection and respiratory protection; avoid spray mist and contact with skin, eyes or mouth. Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling. Wash exposed skin and contaminated clothing after use.

Very toxic to aquatic life with long-lasting effects. Avoid aquaculture, water bodies, bees and active bee-foraging periods. Prevent spray, spills and washings entering drains or surface water. Keep children, animals and unprotected people away.

Store locked in the tightly closed original container in a cool, dry, ventilated place, protected from direct sunlight and away from food, feed, seed and fertilizer. Do not reuse containers or burn the product or empty packaging. Dispose of containers, surplus and washings according to current label and authorised local requirements.

If exposure or illness occurs, stop work and seek urgent medical advice with the product container or label. Move away from exposure, wash affected skin and rinse eyes with clean water. Do not induce vomiting or self-administer charcoal, ipecac or antidotes; obtain immediate professional guidance. Never give anything by mouth to an unconscious person.

Product guidance: Product leaflet · Safety data sheet · FRAC classification.