By Mark Moore
Manufacturers of new seed treatments say they now do more than just protect the value of the seed.
As the value of seed goes up, so does the market for seed treatments.
“Producers are looking at every option to protect their valuable seed investment,” says Charlie Hale, product manager, inoculants, Becker Underwood. “Seed treatments offer a wide range of protection against diseases and pests that can reduce yield. In addition, there is a growing list of seed-treatment tools that show promise for improved plant performance that don't necessarily provide disease or insect protection.”
The new treatments now include nematode protection, improved plant health and protection from environmental stresses. Read more>
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