Vincent Forte

Securing early-stage development: Vincit Forte in the field

Seed treatment is the most cost-effective way to control the phytosanitary background before seedlings emerge. Vincit Forte acts as a high-efficiency systemic shield, combining three active ingredients: thiabendazole, imazalil, and flutriafol. This synergy is designed to manage high infection pressure, providing robust protection for winter cereals and pulses.

Practical application scenarios

• Winter Wheat and Barley: The main objective is to prevent seed-borne and soil-borne diseases such as root rots (Fusarium and Helminthosporium) and smuts (covered and loose). Flutriafol ensures rapid systemic distribution, protecting seedlings against net blotch as they establish.
• Peas: For peas, the product is an essential tool to prevent seed decay, especially during early sowing when soil temperatures are low and germination is slow, exposing seeds to fungal pathogens for longer.

Operational details

Supplied as a suspension concentrate, Vincit Forte is applied at rates of 0.5 to 1.0 liters per ton. A single application is sufficient to protect the plant during its most vulnerable initial growth phase. Its systemic properties ensure that the active substances are distributed within the plant tissues, shielding the developing root system. The product is categorized as a Class 3 hazard, requiring standard safety protocols during seed treatment operations.

Agricultural producers rely on this product to ensure uniform crop density and healthy establishment. By controlling pathogens early, the crop is better positioned for successful tillering and vigorous root growth before entering dormancy, which is vital for high-yield expectations.