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SEED TREATMENTS AND TREATING 08/01/08 2:30:40 PM
MFA Agri Services proudly sells MFA MorCorn, MFA MorSoy, Dekalb, Asgrow, NK and WL Alfalfas.
Why treat your seed?
Helps elimintate stand losses and gives you a more uniform stand,this helps with weed control,nutrient uptake and yield. There is no such thing as a free replant, maybe free replant seed but it costs you fuel, maximum yields, and time.
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SOYBEAN TREATMENTS
Apron Maxx. We recommend and sell Apron Maxx treatment for your soybeans. We can custom apply at the Lineville Agri Service location. A combination of Apron XL and Maxim seed treatment fungicides, ApronMaxx offers the widest range of disease control available for soybeans. ApronMaxx improves plant stands and vigor, avoiding replants and maximizing yields.
Cell Tech Liquid Inoculant. We can also inoculate your bulk beans while appling Apron Maxx or if you prefer, apply Cell Tech only.
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CORN TREATMENTS
Our number one reccomendation is to buy Poncho and Cruiser Maxx on your seed corn when you place your order for seed. Please order the 1250 rates early.
Poncho 250, which comes on all Dekalb corn hybrids, delivers early-season protection for your corn crop. It will protect your emerging corn againist cutworms(suppresion), wireworms, seedcorn maggots, grape colaspis, flea beetles, chinch bugs and other early season pests. If you have a severe rootworm problem in your fields, you can order Poncho 1250 which is the higher rate of Poncho.
Cruiser Extreme 250 seed treatment, which comes on all NK and MorCorn corn hybrids, delivers superior early season protection against wireworm, seedcorn maggots, white grubs, flea beetle, chinch bugs,cutworm(suppresion),and grape colaspis plus Fusarium, Rhiszoctonia, Pythium, and seed borne Diplodia. As with Poncho if you have heavy rootworm pressure it is available as Cruiser Extreme 1250.
Please note that both Poncho 250 and Cruiser Extreme 250 rate cutworm as suppresion only, for this reason we recommend a spray insecticide for cutworm on all your corn acres.
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