UNIKAL, KS

Reliable systemic crop protection

In intensive farming, where weather fluctuations trigger sudden outbreaks of fungal diseases, 'UNIKAL, KS' serves as a proven tool for pathogen control. Developed by the Cherkasy-based 'Agrochemical Factory,' the product is based on tebuconazole, one of the most thoroughly studied and effective active ingredients in the triazole class. Its systemic nature allows it to not only suppress symptoms but also penetrate deep into plant tissues, ensuring long-term protection during active growth phases.

Application and Efficacy

This fungicide is well-adapted to the realities of the modern agricultural sector. Its primary focus is winter cereals and rapeseed. The product effectively controls a wide range of threats: from powdery mildew and septoria in wheat and barley to phoma, alternaria, and cylindrosporium in rapeseed. Thanks to the concentration of the active ingredient, the application rate is 0.5–1 liter per hectare, making it a cost-effective solution for farms of all sizes.

Strengths and Considerations

• Systemic Activity: Rapid absorption by plant tissues reduces reliance on weather conditions, maintaining efficacy even if precipitation occurs shortly after application.
• Dual Action: Tebuconazole's properties allow the product to be used both when the first signs of disease appear and as a preventive measure.
• Growth Regulation Effect: On winter rapeseed, 'UNIKAL' promotes better root system development and increases winter hardiness, effectively acting as a growth regulator.
• Limitations: To achieve maximum results, strict timing is required—the last treatment must be performed at least 30 days before harvest. The maximum number of treatments is two, requiring precise planning of the crop protection system.

'UNIKAL, KS' is the choice for agronomists who prioritize predictable results without overpaying for 'big' brands. This is a locally produced solution that takes into account the regional climatic features, providing an optimal balance between the cost of treatment and potential yield.