Superwin

Reliable Protection for Cereals at the Start

"Supervin" by Ukravit is a systemic seed treatment agent that relies on the synergy of two active substances: thiabendazole and flutriafol. Unlike narrow-spectrum products, this combination covers a wide range of pathogens transmitted through both seeds and soil. The use of benzimidazoles provides a powerful fungicidal shield during the critical germination period.

Why Do Farmers Choose This Fungicide?

• Comprehensive Action: The product is equally effective against root rots, powdery mildew, septoria, and various types of smut. It is an all-in-one solution for winter wheat, barley, rye, and peas.
• Systemic Defense: The active ingredients penetrate the seed and spread through the seedling, protecting the plant at the early stages of development when it is most vulnerable.
• Cost Optimization: An application rate of 1.0 to 2.0 L/t allows for flexible treatment depending on the specific field’s infectious background.

Strengths and Weaknesses

The strengths of "Supervin" include its high speed of action against pathogens and a long protection period. The emulsion form of the preparation ensures excellent surface coverage of the seeds, minimizing losses during processing. However, it is important to remember that the fungicide is classified under hazard class 3, meaning that strict adherence to usage regulations and safety measures is required. This is not a curative treatment for mature plants; it is a classic "start-stop" solution for infections present on seed material.

Who is this optimal for?

This seed treatment from Ukravit is an ideal tool for farms practicing intensive cultivation of cereal crops and peas. If your goal is to achieve uniform emergence without the risk of fungal disease infection from the autumn season, "Supervin" will provide the essential foundation for a successful future harvest.