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Kingkong

Diseases
Alternariosis, Rot, Smut, Scab, Spotting, Mold, Fusarium
Country
France
Registration Year
2025
Manufacturer
Secobra Recherches S.A.S.
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Description Kingkong
Kingkong — a universal insecticide-fungicide seed treatment for wheat seeds, designed to protect cereal grain crops from a wide spectrum of pests and diseases. The formulation contains active ingredients acetamiprid, fludioxonil, and cyproconazole, which provide comprehensive protection against diseases such as seedborne alternariosis, root rot caused by helminthosporium, silver scab, seed mold, rizoctonia, septoria, leaf spot, snow mold, hard head, fusarium, and other pathogens. Additionally, acetamiprid effectively controls seedling pests, providing prolonged insecticidal activity.

The product is ready for use and does not require preparation of tank mixtures, simplifying the seed treatment process. The recommended application rate for wheat is 0.4 to 1.5 liters per ton of seeds, allowing dosage optimization based on sowing conditions and infection levels. Kingkong stimulates root system development, which is especially important for late sowing, and does not cause seedling delay, promoting rapid and uniform plant growth.

Kingkong is suitable for use in intensive farming operations with high pest pressure, providing reliable protection of seeds against internal pathogens and soil-borne infections. The product is versatile and can be applied not only to wheat but also to other cereal crops and potatoes, making it an effective solution for comprehensive seed protection.
Specifications Kingkong
Diseases
Alternariosis
Alternariosis
Rot
Rhizoctoniosis
Smut
Smut
Scab
Scab
Spotting
Spotting diseases
Mold
Mold
Seed mold
Fusarium
Fusarium
Country
France
Registration Year
2025
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Secobra Recherches S.A.S.
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