Amiral Proffy 6 FS, 1 litre

Admiral Proffy 6 FS applied on wheat, rye, triticale, barley, and two-rowed barley, intended for sowing, the product acts as a systemic fungicide, with preventive and curative action on a wide range of phytopathogens that are transmitted through seeds and soil. During seedling germination and growth, the active substance is absorbed through the roots and distributed throughout the plant organs, protecting them from some of the most damaging diseases with an internal and external infection found in untreated straw cereal crops.

Mode of action:

After treatment, the active substance penetrates the seeds and then the young plants, protecting them for a long time. Being a systemic fungicide, it acts by inhibiting the biosynthesis of ergosterol in the cell walls of the target pathogens.

Seed treatment with Amiral Proffy 6 FS does not affect the biological quality of the seed even if the seed is stored for one year after treatment.

How to use it:

The treatment is applied to wheat and barley seeds intended for sowing.

The recommended dose is 0.5 l of product/ton of seed. Having a liquid formula, the product dissolves easily and is evenly distributed on the surface of the seed, ensuring good protection.

Solution preparation:

The product is mixed with water using 8-10 l of water for each ton of treated seed.

When applying the treatment, it is very important to respect the use dose and to obtain a uniform distribution on the seed surface.

Compatibility:

The product is compatible with most fungicides and insecticides (imidacloprid) used in seed treatment.

For proper use, consult the compatibility list before use and perform a compatibility check.

Selectivity:

When the product is used according to the recommendations on the label (doses, cultures, volumes of solutions) the product is not phytotoxic and has no side effects such as delayed emergence, abnormal germs, etiolation, or discoloration of young plants.

The remaining seed quantities after the sowing season can be stored properly until the next season, without negatively influencing the germination potential.