Sativus Protect

Professional cereal crop protection: systemic control of fungal pathogens

«Sativus Protect», developed by Hangzhou Ruijiang Chemical Co., Ltd., is a robust systemic fungicide based on propiconazole. It serves as an essential line of defense for winter cereals, protecting crops during critical growth stages in spring and early summer when plants are most susceptible to infection.

Why choose this fungicide for your crops?

The primary advantage of this product is its rapid absorption rate. The active ingredient penetrates plant tissues quickly, blocking pathogen development at the cellular level and halting the spread of fungal mycelium. Unlike contact-only fungicides, this systemic formula works from within, providing reliable protection that is resistant to wash-off by rain.

• Broad-spectrum disease control: highly effective against helminthosporiosis, powdery mildew, septoria, and scald (rhynchosporiosis).
• Net blotch management: provides consistent, reliable results in protecting barley from net blotch, a disease that often challenges yield stability.
• Systemic activity: propiconazole is translocated within the plant, ensuring that new growth remains protected after application.

Best practices for optimal efficacy

To ensure peak performance, limit the number of treatments to a maximum of two per season. The recommended application rate is 0.5 liters per hectare. Strictly observe the pre-harvest interval: the final application must be performed at least 30 days before harvest. As this is a Class 3 hazard product, standard personal protective equipment should be worn when handling the emulsifiable concentrate.

«Sativus Protect» is an ideal choice for farmers looking to balance cost-efficiency with high-quality crop protection. It provides a stable, professional-grade defense against common leaf diseases in winter wheat and barley. If you are looking for a reliable, field-tested solution to keep your grain crops healthy and productive throughout the season, this fungicide is a valuable addition to your agronomic toolkit.