Thiophen

Reliable protection for your orchard and fields

Field experience with the "Thiophen" fungicide demonstrates that its dual system-contact action is an effective tool for suppressing infections. When dealing with powdery mildew on apple trees or cercospora on fodder beets, farmers need more than just a quick fix—they need the long-term, systemic control provided by thiophanate-methyl.

Application efficiency and practical use

Supplied as a suspension concentrate, this product is easy for operators to work with. It mixes well in the sprayer tank and does not clog nozzles when properly diluted. Based on field observations, a dosage rate of 1–2 liters per hectare allows for flexible adjustment according to the severity of the infection. Given that it is classified as a Category 3 hazard, proper personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential when handling products from Sunrise Chemicals Co. Ltd.

• Wide spectrum control: Proven effectiveness against oidium in vineyards and apple scab.
• Treatment schedule: 2–3 applications per season are typically sufficient to protect plants during critical growth stages.
• Pre-harvest interval: Observing the 20–30 day pre-harvest interval makes Thiophen a predictable choice for commercial production.

The systemic action allows the fungicide to penetrate plant tissues quickly, while the contact component provides an immediate reactive barrier on the leaf surface. As the applicant, Khimagromarketing ensures consistent supply and support. For the operator, the key is maintaining uniform coverage, as the product's ability to reach pathogens deep within infected tissue depends heavily on spray quality.