Cyllion FS

Comprehensive Crop Protection

Seed treatment is the cornerstone of a modern agricultural enterprise's productivity. When it comes to protecting winter cereals and soybeans at the start of the vegetation period, choosing a product like «Cillion FS» from the Belgian company Globachem allows you to resolve phytosanitary issues even before the seeds are placed in the soil.

Why Agronomists Choose This Combination

The product contains three powerful active ingredients: Imidacloprid, Difenoconazole, and Fludioxonil. It acts as a comprehensive 'three-in-one' system:

• Fungicidal Protection: Difenoconazole and Fludioxonil effectively suppress root rots, Fusarium, and seed mold. Whether in moist autumn conditions or drought, this shield is critical for maintaining seedling density.
• Insecticidal Control: Imidacloprid protects seedlings from soil-borne pests and those damaging sprouts during the early growth stages (wireworms, ground beetles, cereal flies, flea beetles).

Practical Application Insights

«Cillion FS» is formulated as a concentrated emulsion specifically for seed treatment. Its systemic and contact action ensures a prolonged effect, creating a protective barrier around the seed and providing internal protection during the germination phase.

Field Recommendations:

• Application Rate: With a dosage of 0.5 to 1.0 L/t, the product provides stable results. Choose your rate based on the predicted disease pressure and potential pest density in your crop rotation.
• Operational Efficiency: A single pre-sowing treatment eliminates the need for early-stage insecticidal sprays, significantly saving time and fuel during the busy agricultural season.
• Crops: Ideally suited for winter wheat, winter barley, and soybeans. The product has proven highly effective in fields with a high risk of cereal flies and soil pests.

By using «Cillion FS», you are investing in uniform emergence and healthy root development. While classified as a Hazard Class 2 product, its high efficacy makes it a cost-effective solution for every hectare.