Strike, t.c.s.

Protecting Your Cereal Yield at the Seed Stage

The foundation of a high-yielding winter crop is established during the seed treatment phase. "Strike, t.k.s." is a systemic fungicide based on tebuconazole, designed for farmers who prioritize crop protection for winter wheat and barley. Its systemic action allows the active ingredient to penetrate the seed embryo, creating a lasting barrier against soil-borne and seed-borne pathogens.

Target Threats and Field Applications

The product is highly effective in managing the most dangerous early-stage infections:

• Root rot (Helminthosporium and Fusarium): protects the primary and secondary root systems, which is crucial for successful overwintering.
• Smut (Ustilago): effectively controls pathogens that can cause significant yield loss.
• Seed mold: ensures high field germination rates even under adverse soil moisture conditions during the sowing season.
• Septoria: limits early leaf infection development.

Operational Practicality

As an emulsion concentrate, "Strike, t.k.s." is easy to apply through seed treatment equipment, ensuring uniform coverage of the seed coat. With a usage rate of 0.2–0.5 L/t, it offers flexibility to adjust based on the specific infection risk of the fields and seed health analysis. Only one application is required to keep the plant protected during the critical emergence and tillering stages, allowing the crop to enter winter with a robust root system and vigorous early growth.

Manufactured by Three Delta Company International, this fungicide is categorized as a Class 3 hazard, requiring standard safety protocols during handling and application. Choosing "Strike, t.k.s." is a strategic move for managers aiming to reduce the need for expensive post-emergence fungicide applications and ensure uniform crop stand density, especially in fields with a history of intensive cereal cropping.