Restler, KS

A Reliable Shield for Potatoes Against Soil-borne Pathogens

When preparing seed potatoes, there is no room for mistakes. The active ingredient, fludioxonil from the phenylpyrrole class, acts like a precise scalpel, suppressing pathogens during the most critical early growth stages.

Application and Field Performance

The main advantage of this product is its systemic action. Unlike contact-only analogues that can wash off or provide uneven coverage, "Restler" binds effectively to the tissues. Apply it at a rate of 0.2–0.25 L/ton. A single application is sufficient to protect the future crop from a complex of dangerous diseases:

• Rhizoctoniosis: prevents the formation of "black scurf" and stolon rot.
• Anthracnose: reduces the risk of early plant wilting.
• Fusarium wilt: blocks the development of dry rot during storage and germination.

As a suspension concentrate, the product shows excellent mixability with water. It does not clog the nozzles of treating equipment, which is vital for smooth field operations. The mixture remains stable without settling, allowing for perfectly uniform coverage of the potatoes.

Operational Tips

Falling under hazard class 3, the product requires standard safety precautions, but it is comfortable to use with proper PPE. Only one treatment before planting is permitted, and that is exactly what is needed—the residual protection covers the entire period when the plant is most vulnerable to soil-borne fungi.

For agronomists who value local production and seek predictable results without the high costs of imported brands, this solution from "Fabryka Ahrokhimikativ" is an optimal choice. It is a prime example of domestic production successfully meeting the specific needs of regional farms with high efficacy.