Shedevr

Three-Level Protection: The Secret of "Shedevr" Efficiency

In the segment of Ukrainian-made seed treatments, "Shedevr" by Badvasi occupies a position of a comprehensive solution focused on creating a "safety zone" around the seed. This product is not just an insecticide, but a synergy of three active ingredients: imidacloprid, fipronil, and thiabendazole. This combination makes it a powerful tool for combating both soil pests and above-ground insects during the early stages of vegetation.

Why do farmers choose "Shedevr"?

The main feature of the composition is its systemic action. The preparation penetrates the embryo and young tissues of the seedling, providing protection against wireworms, Colorado potato beetles, aphids, thrips, and cruciferous flea beetles. This is critical for crops vulnerable at the seedling stage, such as winter rapeseed, sunflower, and potatoes.

• Technological flexibility: The preparation comes in the form of an emulsion, which facilitates the creation of a working solution. The consumption rate ranges from 2.0 to 3.0 L/t for seed treatment and up to 0.5 L/ha depending on the regulations.
• Reliability: One treatment is sufficient for the complete protection cycle at the starting stage. The 3rd hazard class makes it relatively safe when standard precautions are followed.
• Pathogen control: The presence of benzimidazoles in the composition provides an additional advantage, suppressing fungal infections, which often accompany attacks by soil pests.

Badvasi has created a product that addresses several farmer "pain points" at once — from tuber damage by wireworms to massive infestations of flea beetles in rapeseed fields. It is a choice for those who rely on uniform germination and savings on subsequent insecticide treatments.