Contador Maxi TN

Securing Early Growth: Contador Maxi TH

The success of any crop starts below the soil surface. Contador Maxi TH is designed to provide a preemptive strike against subterranean and early-stage pests that threaten yields before they even emerge. Based on imidacloprid, a proven industry standard, this seed treatment offers a robust defense system for high-stakes crops like winter wheat, corn, and oilseed rape.

What sets Contador Maxi TH apart from standard contact-only treatments is its dual-mode of action. By combining contact effectiveness with systemic properties, it ensures that the protection is not just external but embedded within the seedling itself. This is vital when dealing with aggressive pests such as wireworms, cereal flies, or the notorious Hessian fly, which can devastate a field in its infancy.

Why choose Contador Maxi TH?

• Comprehensive Spectrum: Effective against a wide array of pests, from Colorado potato beetles to cruciferous flea beetles.
• Advanced Formulation: The seed treatment emulsion is engineered for uniform coverage, ensuring that every seed receives an equal dose of active protection.
• Global Production Standards: Produced via a collaboration of reputable facilities in Hungary and China (Peters & Burg Kft., Yangzhou National Chemical, Zhejiang Jinfanda), maintaining strict consistency.

This product is an optimal choice for intensive farming operations where high plant density requires maximum early protection. While it is classified as a Hazard Class 3 product, its reliability in securing initial stand counts makes it a staple for risk management in professional agriculture.

It is important to note that systemic treatments like Contador Maxi TH rely heavily on the quality of the application equipment. To maximize its efficacy, it must be applied with precise dosage control on professional seed treatment lines. When applied correctly, it provides a crucial shield that allows your crop to establish strong roots and vigorous growth without being hindered by early-season pest pressure.