Seed Treatments Field Crops Seed Treatments for Field Crops Seed treatments are the cheapest potential way a grower can try to ensure desirable crop stands. Although seed treatment will not make poor seed germinate, when the correct treatment is used on certified seed, it may prevent or reduce seed decay, seedling blights, and other diseases. Seed treatments may act in two ways: 1) They may reduce parasites on the seed, and 2) they may help protect the seed and seedlings from pathogenic organisms in the soil. Never use treated seed for food, feed, or oil purposes. The following table lists labeled fungicide seed treatments in most crops grown in Louisiana. Some seed treatments containing insecticides or nematicides may not be listed. Hopper box, chemical box, and in-furrow spray products are not included in this table. Always refer to product labels for rate and use information.
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Seed Treatments Field Crops
Seed Treatments for Field Crops Seed treatments are the cheapest potential way a grower can try to ensure desirable crop stands. Although seed treatment will not make poor seed germinate, when the correct treatment is used on certified seed, it may prevent or reduce seed decay, seedling blights, and other diseases. Seed treatments may act in two ways: 1) They may reduce parasites on the seed, and 2) they may help protect the seed and seedlings from pathogenic organisms in the soil. Never use treated seed for food, feed, or oil purposes. The following table lists labeled fungicide seed treatments in most crops grown in Louisiana. Some seed treatments containing insecticides or nematicides may not be listed. Hopper box, chemical box, and in-furrow spray products are not included in this table. Always refer to product labels for rate and use information.
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Seed Treatments for Field Crops Seed treatments are the cheapest potential way a grower can try to ensure desirable crop stands. Although seed treatment will not make poor seed germinate, when the correct treatment is used on certified seed, it may prevent or reduce seed decay, seedling blights, and other diseases. Seed treatments may act in two ways: 1) They may reduce parasites on the seed, and 2) they may help protect the seed and seedlings from pathogenic organisms in the soil. Never use treated seed for food, feed, or oil purposes. The following table lists labeled fungicide seed treatments in most crops grown in Louisiana. Some seed treatments containing insecticides or nematicides may not be listed. Hopper box, chemical box, and in-furrow spray products are not included in this table. Always refer to product labels for rate and use information.
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