Trayzer, TN

Seed Protection Strategy: Field Experience with Traizer, TN

Choosing a seed treatment is about risk management. With Traizer, TN (thiamethoxam 350 g/l) from Hailir Pesticides and Chemicals Group, we get a reliable foundation for our crops. As someone who handles the equipment and oversees the planting process, I value how this product integrates into our standard seed preparation workflow.

Field Performance and Application

The systemic action is the key feature here. Thiamethoxam is absorbed by seeds and seedlings, providing a protective barrier that persists when the plant is most vulnerable. In our fields, we've seen great results in various crops:

• Cereals (Winter Wheat, Barley): Excellent control of wireworms, which can devastate early root systems.
• Rapeseed and Sunflower: Effectively deters flea beetles and weevils, allowing the crop to establish a robust stand.
• Fodder Beet: Shields the plants from tortoise beetles during the early growth stages.

The formulation is a flowable suspension concentrate, which is a major convenience for machinery maintenance. It mixes well in the tank and doesn't clog sprayer nozzles or pipes. It adheres evenly to the seed coat, and we don't face excessive dust issues during the loading process into the seeders.

Operational Tips

Since it falls under hazard class 3, standard safety procedures are mandatory, but the product is stable and easy to handle. My main advice for colleagues is to ensure the seed is properly cleaned of dust and debris before treatment. If the seed is clean, the absorption is much more uniform, and the treatment lasts longer. We haven't observed any phytotoxicity issues; the seedlings emerge vigorously and without delays. Given its systemic nature, it also provides early-stage protection against aphids, saving us from early foliar applications.