How to choose wheat seed treatment agents? Master these key purchasing points

Judging the pros and cons of a seed treatment agent mainly comes down to the following aspects:

First, check whether the product's "three certificates" are complete: whether the product has obtained registration from the Ministry of Agriculture, whether it has been approved for production, and whether it has a product quality standard (inferior seed treatment agent products lack the complete "three certificates," or appear in the form of adjuvants or companions, passing off fakes as genuine and disrupting the market);

Second, check the scale of the manufacturing enterprise and the company's reputation;

Third, check the product formulation, and choose a genuine seed treatment agent formulation, such as 600 g/L imidacloprid suspension seed treatment agent or 60 g/L tebuconazole suspension seed treatment agent (inferior seed treatment agents pass off inferior goods as superior, for example using suspension concentrates, wettable powders, soluble concentrates and other non-seed-treatment-agent certificates to make products, with no guarantee of efficacy or quality);

Fourth, check whether it has undergone strict safety testing, and whether the enterprise has a complete product research and development and quality management system;

Fifth, check whether the film-forming property is good or bad. A high-quality film-forming agent is a polymer, forming a film quickly and evenly, with good air permeability, not prone to suffocating the sprouts, and allowing the liquid to fully exert its effect (inferior seed treatment agents have no film-forming agent or poor film-forming properties, and easily burn or suffocate the seeds, causing phytotoxicity, and are unsafe);

Sixth, check the effects on increasing yield and preventing insects and diseases. A high-quality seed treatment agent has obvious insect-controlling and disease-preventing effects, with strong roots and vigorous seedlings, increasing yield and income. Yin Shuhong