TAMIS

Securing Wheat Yields Against Fungal Threats

In regions where high humidity and mild temperatures often trigger outbreaks of fungal diseases, winter wheat requires reliable protection. "Tamis," developed by Solantis Ukraine, is a systemic fungicide based on tebuconazole, widely used by agronomists to protect crops during critical growth stages.

Practical Application Scenarios

This product is primarily utilized to halt the progression of pathogens that negatively affect thousand-grain weight and grain quality. Tamis excels in the following field scenarios:

• Fusarium Head Blight Control: Applying the fungicide during the wheat flowering stage is essential for preventing ear infection, which is crucial for maintaining the marketable quality of the yield.
• Septoria and Powdery Mildew Management: The systemic action of tebuconazole ensures lasting protection for both established foliage and newly emerging plant tissues.

The product comes as an aqueous emulsion, ensuring ease of tank-mix preparation and improved penetration into plant tissues. Depending on the disease pressure and crop stage, the application rate ranges from 0.5 to 1.0 liters per hectare.

Agronomic Recommendations

To maximize efficacy, it is recommended to limit application to two treatments per season. Classified as a Hazard Class 3 agent, standard safety protocols should be followed during handling. The systemic effect allows for rapid uptake, making Tamis a dependable choice for both curative and preventive treatment of winter wheat in intensive farming systems.