Promid

A Reliable Shield for Seedlings: Systemic Protection by «Rangoli»

The success of sunflower and corn cultivation depends largely on achieving vigorous, healthy emergence. Early-stage soil pests pose the greatest threat, often decimating crops before they even break through the soil surface. The seed treatment agent «Promid» from «Rangoli» is specifically engineered to mitigate this risk.

The product is based on Imidacloprid, a systemic active ingredient. Upon seed treatment, it is absorbed and distributed throughout the seedling, forming a protective barrier. Unlike contact-based insecticides, «Promid» is not washed away by precipitation, offering prolonged protection for both the root system and the developing aerial parts of the plant during its most vulnerable growth stage.

Key Benefits and Characteristics

• Targeted Efficiency: The product is highly effective against wireworms and sand beetles, which are significant threats to corn fields, while also providing control over beet weevils and frit flies.
• Formulation Quality: The flowable suspension concentrate ensures excellent stability in the spray tank, preventing nozzle clogging and ensuring even coating of the seeds, which is vital for precise dosing.
• Systemic Control: Imidacloprid acts by blocking the nervous system of pests, ensuring immediate cessation of feeding upon contact.

Guidelines for Application

To achieve maximum efficacy, it is recommended to apply at a rate of 2.0 to 4.0 L/t, depending on the level of soil infestation and expected pest pressure. «Promid» belongs to Hazard Class 3, requiring standard precautionary measures during handling. It is important to note that only one application is permitted, making the precision and quality of the initial treatment paramount.

This treatment is optimal for commercial farms practicing intensive agriculture that cannot afford crop rotation losses caused by soil pests. «Promid» provides crops with a crucial head start, allowing plants to strengthen during the critical period before full immunity develops.