Trichoverin

A biological shield from Lviv phytosanitary experts

"Trykhoverin," produced by the State Institution "Lviv Regional Phytosanitary Laboratory," is a staple in Ukrainian agrobiology. As farmers shift away from aggressive chemical treatments toward sustainable agriculture, bio-preparations like this have become essential tools. The active component is the Trichoderma antagonist fungus, which naturally suppresses pathogens, preventing them from establishing themselves in the soil or on plant tissue.

Spectrum of protection and effectiveness

This bio-preparation is effective against a wide range of fungal threats. Using "Trykhoverin" is vital for controlling diseases such as:

• Soil pathogens: Fusarium wilt and root rots.
• Foliar infections: Powdery mildew, late blight, and anthracnose.
• Fruit rot: White rot and grey mold.

The Lviv laboratory's reputation for quality is built on rigorous adherence to cultivation protocols. The product is formulated as a suspension (s.), making it easy to measure and apply, whether for small backyard gardens or larger industrial agricultural fields.

Practical application

Its versatility allows it to be used on a broad range of crops, including potatoes, vegetables (cabbage, peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers), grains, and fruit-bearing plants. Classified as hazard class 3, it is relatively safe for use in gardens and fields, though standard precautions should always be followed. "Trykhoverin" is not just a disease-control agent; it is an investment in soil biological health. With regular application, it restores the natural microbiological balance of the field, fostering healthier, more resilient crops.