Timac Agro·Biostimulants
FERTIACTYL SD
FERTIACTYL SD — a seed-treatment biostimulant with seaweed extract, zinc and manganese at 1.5% each in EDTA chelates, boron, zeatin and humic acids.
Main advantages
- Zn 1.5% in EDTA chelate — germination energy
- Glycine betaine — protection against water stress
- Higher seed germination — per the maker
Overview
About this product
FERTIACTYL SD — a biostimulant for seed treatment before sowing, with seaweed extract, recommended for wheat, barley, soybean and maize. Composition: 0.01% boron, 1.5% each of zinc and manganese, water-soluble and EDTA-chelated, zeatin, glycine betaine, humic and fulvic acids; density 1.13, pH 7.1–9.1.
Per the maker, it raises germination, root development and stress tolerance: glycine betaine protects against water, heat and chemical stress, humic acids improve soil structure, zinc activates germination energy and boron raises frost tolerance. Pack: 10 l canister.
Application
Rate, timing and crops
- Method
- Seed treatment before sowing
- Crops
- MaizeWheatWinter ryeTriticaleBarleyOatsSoybeanPeasChickpeaBeans
Figures from the manufacturer, Timac Agro. Source page
Specifications
Nutrient composition
| Type | Biostimulant |
|---|---|
Composition
| |
| Form | Liquid |
| Density | 1.13, unit not stated |
| pH | 7.1–9.1 |
| Application | Seed treatment |
| Target Crops | Corn, Wheat, Winter rye, Triticale, Barley, Oats, Soybean, Peas, Chickpea, Bean |
| Manufacturer | Timac Agro |
| Packaging | 10 l |
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Questions & answers
What farmers ask most
- Rates depend on crop, prior history, soil analysis and nutrient status. An agronomist sets the dose from this product's label — not an NPK-complex template of 150–300 kg/ha.
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