Premier Gold 730

Protecting Yield Potential: Premer Gold 730

In intensive farming, the foundation of a successful harvest is built before the seed even breaks the soil surface. Premer Gold 730, developed by the Ukrainian company Kemiline Agro, is a high-performance systemic seed dresser designed to provide pre-emptive control against a wide array of pests and pathogens. Its unique formulation—blending imidacloprid with phosphorous acid—addresses two primary agronomic needs: immediate elimination of insect threats and the enhancement of seedling immunity.

Versatility and Effectiveness

Premer Gold 730 is a versatile solution for essential grain and industrial crops. Its application is highly recommended for:

• Winter and spring wheat, winter barley: shielding crops from cereal flies, beetles, and aphids.
• Winter rapeseed: providing critical defense against flea beetles.
• Potatoes: managing the risks associated with Colorado potato beetles and wireworms.

The systemic nature of the product ensures that active ingredients are distributed through the plant's tissues as it grows. This is vital for protecting the root zone against soil-borne pests and root rots, which often lead to thinning stands and lost yield potential.

Technological Advantage

The aqueous solution formulation allows for easy integration into standard seed treatment equipment. Classified as a Hazard Class 3 product, it maintains a manageable safety profile while meeting the stringent demands of modern agriculture. The inclusion of phosphorous acid serves a dual purpose: it acts as a secondary defense mechanism, activating the plant’s biological resistance against fungal infections and seed decay.

For growers, choosing Premer Gold 730 means optimizing inputs. By combining insect protection and disease management in a single process, farmers can reduce the need for additional early-stage treatments. This product provides a reliable shield, ensuring uniform germination and strong plant development, which are the essential building blocks for achieving maximum yield at harvest time.