![]() If you are interested in learning more about seed treatment formulations and how to develop them, we have a range of tools to help.Äownload our Seed Vision guide for recommendations on dispersants and emulsifiers that are suitable for the high performance requirements and complexity of seed treatments. Within the seed treatment area we have a vast range of capabilities from formulation advice and development to application to the seed. ![]() However a good seed treatment product will reduce this amount of dust making them safer. ![]() This dust can contain hazardous active ingredient which can be inhaled by the operator causing safety concerns. One of the main issues with seed treatment products is the dust-off produced during application bagging and sowing. Seed treatments do however bring some associated hazards. Seed treatment active ingredients are coming off patent.Greater number of active ingredient registered for use as seed treatments.Environmental pressures such as: reducing the amount of pesticides used, contamination of waterways, effects on non-target organisms.The increase in high value seeds meaning it is more important to protect your investment.This is due to a number of factors including: The seed treatment market has seen a rise over the past few years. The SMaRT project, a partnership between Michigan State University Extension and the Michigan Soybean Checkoff, evaluated the effect of Bio-Forge on soybean yields. By applying plant protection products to seeds, rather than spraying the field or crop, use of the substance can be reduced by as much as 95%, which means lower environmental impact. Stoller USA recommends that both a seed treatment and a foliar application be applied to maximize potential benefits. I'm still not convinced it does anything though.Applying seed treatments means farmers do not have to spray in the early stages of plant development, saving the farmer time and money. ![]() I've made it several times and costs pennies per acre to make. Letting it recrystallize then dissolving it in water and balancing the pH with potassium hydroxide. If you read the patent it is made by dissolving urea in formic acid. If you read the MSDS and patent for Bioforge there is no way you would spend the money on it. Posted 14:24 (#3668015 - in reply to #3666876) Subject: RE: Starter Question - bioforge ST seed treatment vs 10-34-0 on corn Starter Question - bioforge ST seed treatment vs 10-34-0 on corn ![]()
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